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Talking Point: Is home ownership in London too prohibitive?

The news that flats in London were beginning to catch up with the rest of the country in terms of property price growth – and in some cases outstrip them – is unlikely to be welcomed by any potential first-time buyers out there looking to take advantage of the pandemic…

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Talking point: How do you feel about Covid rules in England ending a month early?

The news that the legal requirement to self-isolate is likely to be lifted early in England will likely have been met with a mix of joy and apprehension as we move towards the phase of living with Covid. The current regulations were due to expire on March 24 but Prime…

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London is a playground! From drag nights to micro-raves, here’s where to party in London

The clubbing revolution is upon us, says Little Gay Brother resident Oliver Keens. It’s time to go out-out

Evening Standard

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Lawrence Dallaglio’s Rugby Podcast

Join England legend Lawrence Dallaglio and some of his mates in his brand new podcast as they chat about the latest rugby news and action, as well as making time to reminisce about their playing days and old rivalries.

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Should the Queen’s Jubilee bank holiday become permanent?

The news that the prime minister is “highly supportive” of the idea of creating a permanent extra bank holiday is likely to be welcomed by many, even if there is more than a whiff of convenience about the whole thing given the approval rating the PM currently holds. That said,…

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Monument Nightingale Court to shut in April despite massive backlog

A Nightingale Court set up in a Square Mile conference centre will be shut down in April, just six months after it was opened to help tackle the criminal justice backlog.

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Talking Point: Do the IOPC recommendations for the Metropolitan Police go far enough?

The Met Police has been hit with fifteen recommendations by the police watchdog after vile behaviour was uncovered in a probe, including racist, sexist and homophobic messages.

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Talking Point: Would you feel comfortable being treated by a healthcare worker who isn’t jabbed?

The subject of mandatory Covid vaccines for NHS staff has once again been in the news, but this time it is expected that the government will drop the policy as the deadline for getting jabbed was approaching. NHS staff were supposed to begin the process of becoming fully vaccinated by…

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Was Liz Truss’s use of the government’s private plane justified?

The news that Foreign Secretary Liz Truss used a government jet to fly a team of around 14 people to Australia at an eye-watering cost of £500,000 to the taxpayer will likely have irked many. It’s not only the monetary cost of the trip that seems outlandish, but the ecological…

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Talking Point: Is a free bacon sandwich enough to convince you to return to the office?

The offer of a free bacon sandwich has been hung over commuters in an effort to entice people back to the office as struggling rail companies deal with lower passenger numbers due to Omicron. Industry body Rail Delivery Group is offering the incentives which also include free audiobooks, access to…

Evening Standard

Ousmane Dembele makes major Barcelona transfer decision amid Chelsea and Arsenal links

Ousmane Dembele has been the subject of transfer rumours linking him to Arsenal and Chelsea, and while Thomas Tuchel was reportedly eager to reunite with the winger, he appears to have made a decision on his future

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Talking Point: Do you think possession of cannabis should be decriminalised in London?

Lewisham is to join two other boroughs in a “drug diversion” pilot scheme aiming to see whether the decriminalisation of cannabis for young people can help to alleviate the cycle of crime that can begin when a young person gains a criminal record.

Evening Standard

Talking Point: What do you think of the Met’s handling of Downing Street party allegations?

The Metropolitan Police announced they were opening a criminal investigation into the Downing Street gatherings after months of people calling for them to do so. Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said there were grounds to suspect “serious and flagrant” breaches of the law, with No10 themselves admitting to at least…

Evening Standard

Talking Point: What do you think of the new Highway Code law aimed at protecting cyclists?

The updated Highway Code has proved a controversial topic over the past few days, with the £1,000 potential fine for opening the door incorrectly seeming particularly harsh to some. However, the new rules have been in the works for some time, with Cycling UK feeling they are necessary to properly…

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Talking Point: Are you concerned about returning to your commute?

The news that some would have dreaded came this week when Prime Minister Boris Johnson removed the guidance to work from home if you can from his government’s response to the Covid pandemic, and the more recent Omicron wave specifically. While many won’t be returning to the office until next…

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Expert Ratings For Eversource Energy

Over the past 3 months, 5 analysts have published their opinion on Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES) stock. These analysts are typically employed by large Wall Street banks and tasked with understanding a company's business to predict how a stock will trade over the upcoming year.

Evening Standard

ES Magazine Rebrand: How to transform a London icon | The Leader podcast

To mark its 35th anniversary, the Evening Standard’s ES magazine has undergone a rebrand, starting with a special issue celebrating the milestone.

Evening Standard

Talking Point: How do you feel about not having to isolate after a positive Covid test?

The news that the government is planning to let the legal requirement to self-isolate if you have Covid expire on March 24 may have been a surprise for many, as we have all got so used to the idea of having restrictions imposed on us ever since the virus landed…

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The ES Magazine relaunch: our exclusive film

As the newly relaunched ES Magazine comes out, we hear from its editor, Ben Cobb, and see the exclusive film

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Are you feeling the pinch from the cost-of-living increase?

The news that inflation had risen in the UK again last month will surprise no one who went about their Christmas shopping as the country continues to be hit by the duel forces of rising prices and relatively stagnant wages. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak said: “I understand the…

Evening Standard

The fall of Prince Andrew — from party prince to royal pariah

The Duke of York has been stripped of all royal titles and agreed to pay his accuser millions in an out-of-court settlement — so how did it all go so wrong? Katie Strick charts the undoing of the man who was once second-in-line to the throne

Evening Standard

Talking Point: What do you think about the proposed new daily charge for cars in London?

The news that the London mayor is considering imposing a levy on drivers in London of up to £2 per day for those operating a petrol or diesel car is unlikely to be welcomed by many, but may not sound as bad when you look at the small print. For…

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Are you happy to pay for a TV licensing fee?

The news that the government is looking to scrap the license fee didn’t come as a surprise to many, nor did the timing of the announcement given the recent turmoil Boris Johnson’s premiership has found itself in, but it did cause an outpouring of emotion on social media for what…

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