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Veteran journalist and author Dylan Jones tells the story of the Velvet Underground in “Loaded: The Life (and Afterlife) of The Velvet Underground.”

Editor in chief Dylan Jones and travel editor Ross Lydall discuss the Elizabeth line chaos for The Standard podcast.

The mayor dined with the newspaper's star writers at LPM

City Voices: Oxford Street will be made wider, greener, and more pleasant to spend time on

Dylan Jones raised an important point last week — the future of Oxford Street goes beyond the transactional retail of the past, and that has been clear for some time.

Usually, I do not tangle with pronouncements by the editor of a paper I write for. Call it the instinct of columnist self-preservation. Still, a blast this week by this paper’s Dylan Jones enjoining work-from-homers to get back to the office — citing the perils of emptying out the capital’s…

There is still a bewildering lack of urgency among employers regarding full time in-office working

Four years ago, the long and winding road finally ended up in Savile Row. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the final Beatles concert on the roof of No 3, my good friend David Rosen, of Pilcher Hershman (“space agent, not estate agent,” he’ll say, just in case you didn’t know),…

From next week, an animated version of the Evening Standard’s iconic cover will go live on the most advanced immersive screens in the world at Outernet London. Katie Strick reports

Firms doing deals include IE Hub, Mypinpad and Ainsley Gommon Architects while dealmaking firm Gambit named one of the best in the UK

Though the Asai brand is well known in Bangkok, having opened in Chinatown during the pandemic in September 2020, the flagship is in a green lane on Sathon 12.