Here’s a map of all the Banksys you can still spot around London

Click for the full-sized map He may be the world’s most famous street artist, but that doesn’t mean murals by Banksy stick around for that long. He’s done plenty of spraying around London over the years (including this new one), only for most of it to be painted over and lost forever. But, dotted here and there throughout the city, there are those that have survived – some in better shape than others. Here’s a list of what you should look out for on your urban art perambulations. Good condition Banksy Rat, Tooley Street, SE1 Just where Tooley Street meets the underpass beneath London Bridge is this little rat – one of many that Banksy has left around London over the years. They’re kind of like his minions, wreaking havoc across the city. ‘You Lose’ rat, Steelyard Passage, EC4 At the eastern end of this passage running beneath Cannon Street Rail is this guy, holding a sign saying ‘You Lose’. Who’s losing? The squares who’d like to see this removed! Loserrrrrrs.  ‘I Love Robbo’ rat, Chiswell St, EC1 This rodent on this City street is holding a sign saying ‘I Love Robbo’, a reference to King Robbo, another famous street...