Club say they are 'urgently investigating' allegations

Alexander McQueen was planning to return the striking townhouse to its original status as a family home before he took his own life in 2010.

The two-storey, five-bedroom penthouse in Greybrook House spans 4,600 sq ft with award-winning interiors, including a kitchen island made from the same marble as the Taj Mahal.

Budgets have shrunk but renters haven't got any less picky. They're just more concerned with the quality of their home than the neighbourhood it's in. 

The onset of winter and the prospect of high energy bills concentrate not only the minds of householders but those of housebuilders, too.

It will be a fast and furious celebration all over the city. If you love design, don’t miss it.

Claim a royal address near St James’s Palace, Clarence House and Mayfair.

The home on arty Bourdon Street has an entire floor dedicated to a state-of-the-art leisure complex.

The former Maddox Street office and studio of late restaurateur Peter Langan has been converted into luxurious homes, including a plush penthouse listed for sale for £5.25m...

Alexander McQueen's former Mayfair residence has been refurbished into a duplex penthouse, for sale for £8.5 million.

Christopher Gossage was found to have breached privacy rules by the SRA

It’s pantomime season, so let’s embrace the theme, with a cast of traditional stock characters. To cheer for, we have a couple of home-grown food heroes, Huw Gott and Will Beckett, whose excellent Hawksmoor group of steak restaurants recently scored a multi-million-pound investment from a private equity firm, taking the affable duo from bar-owners to moguls in a few short years. Their first opening since the buyout is called Foxlow, a casual neighbourhood eatery in the creative hub of Clerkenwell.

Hotel giant Hilton Worldwide has raised $2.34 billion (£1.42 billion) through an initial public offering, returning to the stock market six years after private equity firm Blackstone took it private in one of the largest deals of the leveraged buyout boom.

I've taken cocaine at two times in my life - but I've never been an addict, she  told court yesterday

The strongest brand in European train travel has reached the end of the line. The Rail Europe name is to be erased by Christmas – just as horizons for British train travellers are being expanded with a new Paris-Barcelona high-speed service.

The Book of Bedtime Stories (Walker, £14.99) consists of 10 original tales selected by Michael Rosen from more than 400 entries for last year's Mumsnet and Gransnet children's story competition. Each illustrated by an up-and-coming artist, themes range from the adventures of a pig-riding sheriff to the exciting rescue of a dancing bear. Beautifully produced, this could be a collector's item. Alex T. Smith's Claude in the Spotlight (Hodder, £4.99 paperback) tells how the amiable dog of the title, accompanied by his regular friend Sir Bobblysock, gets caught up in a theatrical performance that nearly goes terribly wrong. Illustrated on every page by the author, this cheerfully eccentric story is highly entertaining. So too is Bernardo Atxaga's The Adventures of Shola (Pushkin Children's Books, £14.99). Translated from the Basque by Margaret Jull Costa and lavishly illustrated by Mikel Valverde, these gently ironic stories about another small dog whose aspirations regularly outrun her abilities are totally charming.