The three kings have arrived a but early at Liberty’s. 😉 Brief escape to the civilised world to look at some of their lovely fabrics for a project. I know it’s touristy, but I still love the charming old-world atmosphere here.

A few shots from the Liberal Democrats’ press conference this morning, Daisy Cooper announcing a major pre-budget intervention.

The only reformer I'll ever be interested in.

And some shots from yesterday, the very enjoyable Steampunk Spooktacular at the historic Victorian Crossness Pumping Station near Abbey Wood. What a stunningly beautiful building and structure. Definitely worth seeing, they are open to visitors on certain days.

Two more from Frieze London, because I really quite liked these two works. The first are two video diptychs by artist Russell Watson at new Black Curatorial Gallery, the second is a painting by Spanish artist Chidy Wayne at Southern Guild Gallery. All pic sets @Alamy_Editorial

And a few shots from Frieze Masters, which was very busy, but I must admit I prefer the somewhat calmer, more focused atmosphere there. Fewer influencers, more people actually interested in art. But what do I know. Both fairs were fab, together attracting c. 95k visitors.

Also went back to Frieze London and Frieze Masters for the last day of the fairs, some shots below. First up Frieze London with some very contemporary works. It was so large this year, that I nearly got lost when I went there on Wednesday.

Plus Dale Vince, who was very friendly and seems to either be made from steel, or doesn't feel the cold in the same way as humans, either way, he was in a t-shirt and very cheerful.😉

A few from the Sunday morning media round at the BBC this morning, Zack Polanski, Helen Whately, Yvette Cooper, umm, Nadine Dorries.

Looks like London has found the solution for the changeable ‘between seasons’ weather. The flip-boot. Or boot-flop? Dunno. Anyhow…

More shots of the unveiling of the restored Guards Memorial today, marking its 100th centenary. Attended by Princess Anne. It all looked lovely. I just wish they'd make these ceremonies more accessible, zero view of the speech or wreath laying for the general public (many there).

Anne, the Princess Royal, attending the Household Cavalry's Centenary Dedication of the Guards Memorial in Westminster. Pics @Alamy_Editorial