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General Election: Sir Keir Starmer vows to end “bashing of London” ...The Standard podcast

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Evening Standard · May 28, 2024

Evening Standard's £2.45million Winter Survival Appeal tops Fleet Street fundraisers, independent review shows

The Evening Standard's Winter Survival Appeal in partnership with Comic Relief raised more money than any other newspaper appeal in 2023

Evening Standard · May 24, 2024

Infected blood scandal: 1,000s of victims knowingly exposed to 'unacceptable' risks, scathing report reveals

Tens of thousands of patients ‘knowingly exposed to unacceptable risks of infection’ in biggest treatment scandal in NHS history

Evening Standard · May 20, 2024

Theo Paphitis: “I turned down Dragons’ Den at first - now I’m passionate about helping small businesses"

The entrepreneur reveals what happened in the early days of the Den - and has plenty of advice for other founders

Evening Standard · Apr 23, 2024

Tributes as Standard City ace Chris Locke dies at 66

Locke first joined the Evening Standard in 1992 and served a total of 11 editors

Evening Standard · Apr 19, 2024

Lawrence Dallaglio: the Government is failing excluded children

Schools are failing too many, says Lawrence Dallaglio. He tells Robbie Griffiths about his campaign and his ES rugby podcast

Evening Standard · Apr 18, 2024

Sadiq Khan makes direct plea to Europeans in London ahead of Mayoral election

In an open letter, published in Tuesday's Evening Standard, the Labour Mayor said "there has never been a starker choice" for European citizens in capital

Evening Standard · Apr 9, 2024

London's great stink: Sewage flowed into capital's rivers for almost 10,000 hours last year

Thames Water customers will see a huge rise in bills this week despite sewage being pumped into London rivers for more than 9,773 hours in 2023

Evening Standard · Apr 4, 2024

OPINION - The Standard View: Tories face total wipeout in London without change in approach

It is unlikely, but not impossible, that the Conservatives could lose every single one of their seats in the capital. That is the view of Professor Tony Travers, the doyen of London and local governance, speaking in today’s Evening Standard.

Evening Standard · Apr 2, 2024

Controversial fast-track Single Justice Procedure needs reforming, admits Cabinet minister

An Evening Standard investigation has revealed a shocking list of cases handled by the Single Justice Procedure

Evening Standard · Mar 26, 2024