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Band 8+: The bar chart shows the prices of houses in England and its capital London and the average house prices in other regions of England. Sumarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two bar charts comparing average house prices in England and London. The first chart for 1995 shows England at approximately 75,000 and London around 110,000. For 2013, England is about 250,000, and London nearly 425,000. The second chart for 2013 displays other areas of England with London at 425,000, Midlands around 175,000, North East just above 125,000, South East close to 300,000, South West slightly over 225,000, and North West near 150,000.
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The bar chart illustrates average house prices in England and London, as well as comparing average house prices across different regions of England in 2013.

Overall, house prices in London are significantly higher than the UK average, and this gap widened between 1995 and 2013.

London has the most expensive house prices of all regions in England, while the Midlands and North East are the most affordable.

In 1995, the average house price in London was around £200,000, significantly higher than the UK average of around £130,000. By 2013, this gap had widened, with the average house price in London exceeding £400,000, more than double the UK average of around £200,000. Both London and England experienced a significant increase in average house prices over an 18-year period.

Comparing regions in 2013, the average house price in London was over £400,000, followed by the South East at around £320,000, and the South West and North West at around £270,000 and £200,000 respectively, while the Midlands and North East had the lowest average prices, at around £100,000 and £120,000.

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