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Expert: N.Y. judge's decision will shape perception of Trump as an "obstructer of justice" and "financial cheat"

Does a judge’s fraud finding spell the end of Donald Trump’s real estate empire

Developer says it will appeal ‘unprecedented’ council order to knock down part of Woolwich’s Mast Quay development

Trump is effectively ‘out of business’ in New York, Michael Cohen says, after judge rules business fortune built on rampant fraud

Mast Quay II tenants may need to find new homes after Greenwich ordered demolition of tower complex

The judge already smacked down and refuted much of the claims the Trumps argued on social media

A judge’s ruling that Donald Trump committed fraud for years as he built his real-estate empire tarnishes the former president’s image as a real estate titan turned political powerhouse, and could strip him of his authority to make major decisions about the future of his marquee businesses

Hulme Crescents was Europe’s biggest housing estate, and soon deemed its worst. But a vibrant squatter community moved in – along with Mick Hucknall – to make a countercultural mecca

The Evening Standard takes out the trash. Barely hours after publishing our front page illustrating the festering piles of rubbish (and only hinting at the smell) in London’s East End, Tower Hamlets council reached a deal with striking refuse collectors.

Campaigners and parliamentarians gear up to fight ‘reckless proposals’ on pollution from new developments

Judge refuses to dismiss lawsuit accusing former US president of inflating assets and net worth