Former Royal Marine Mark Ormrod's stolen prosthetic legs found by woman in alleyway The Invictus Games athlete, 40, had his prosthetic legs stolen along with his gym and JiuJitsu clothes Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
Sugar Prices Follow Crude Prices Lower March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24 ) closed down -0.29 (-1.34%) on Wednesday, and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH24) closed down -9.50 (-1.53%). Sugar prices on Wednesday posted moderate losses. Weakness in crude prices weighs on sugar as WTI crude oil (CLG24 ) fell more than -1% on... Barchart · Jan 10, 2024
Cocoa Prices Underpinned as Cocoa Supplies from the Ivory Coast Shrink March ICE NY cocoa (CCH24 ) on Wednesday closed +44 (+1.06%), and Mar ICE London cocoa #7 (CAH24 ) closed +53 (+1.54%). Cocoa prices on Wednesday rose moderately for a second day on smaller cocoa supplies from the Ivory Coast. The Ivory Coast government reported Tuesday that Ivory Coast farmers... Barchart · Jan 10, 2024
Replacing Westminster gas lamps with LED replicas would be 'cultural vandalism', say Tory MPs There are almost 100 gas lamps in London which could be replaced with more eco friendly replicas Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
Cardboard steering wheels will allow children to pretend to 'drive' DLR trains Transport for London is looking to capitalise on the fun aspect of the driverless trains Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
The best London restaurants for Burns Night, from Origin City to Home SW13 Haggis and bagpipes, cranachan and ceilidh: feel the Burns this January 25 with one of these Scottish menus Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
Healthy cities aren't a question of boring or exciting buildings but about creating better public space The US developers of a 300ft glowing orb, set to be built in the middle of Stratford, east London, and accommodate upwards of 21,500 concert goers, have withdrawn their planning application. The Conversation · Jan 10, 2024
Sanctuary offices can stem the tide of workplace anxiety in 2024 Offices meant to encourage collaboration and synergy have too often become a place of discomfort Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
Post Office IT scandal: Rishi Sunak’s new law to clear victims - The Standard podcast Plus, jail trauma of wrongly-convicted London sub-postmaster Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
Schoolchildren must discuss Israel-Gaza conflict with 'respect and kindness', London headteacher says Special assemblies held for hundreds of teenagers Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
British woman with no interest in cycling riding 340 miles to Paris in honour of her dad Beth Aston was just 28-years-old when she lost her father, Peter, last year to cancer and is now set to ride 340 miles from London to the Eiffel Tower in June to raise money for charity Cycling Weekly · Jan 10, 2024
Nurse and property broker announce London mayoral election bids SDP candidate Amy Gallagher and independent Shyam Batra are among a dozen contenders announced so far Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
Cocaine dealers caught with £100,000 cash and kilos of drugs in north London jailed The cash, drugs and several mobile phones were found in an apartment and car Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
BrewDog slashes pay for London hires despite increase in rest of UK BrewDog is cutting hourly pay rates for its new London hires despite upping them in the rest of the UK. Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024
International Business Times · Jan 10, 2024 UK, US Forces Repel 'Largest Attack' Yet By Huthis In Red Sea US and UK forces have shot down more than 20 drones and missiles over the Red Sea launched by Yemen's Huthis, in what London branded Wednesday the "largest attack" yet by the Iran-backed rebels.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 10, 2024 BrewDog faces staff backlash after dropping real living wage pledge New workers now hired on legal minimum wage and pay frozen for London bar staff amid trading losses
Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024 Bargain bites: 35 of London's best dishes under £10 New year, new budget? Don’t let it stop you dining out — London is filled with cheap eats, say Ben McCormack and Mike Daw, if you know where to look
Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024 Murder probe launched as police find man's body inside car at east London shopping centre Police officers discovered the man's body inside a car at the Stratford Centre shortly after 1.15am on Wednesday
Louder · Jan 10, 2024 Iamthemorning announce live show with Randy McStine as support Chamber prog duo Iamthemorning will play London's Piano Smithfield in February
The Guardian - UK · Jan 10, 2024 HS2: true cost of London-Birmingham line is more like £66bn, boss admits Inflation means project £8bn-£10bn more expensive than 2019 estimate, MPs told
Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024 London restaurant openings in 2023 highest since before Covid pandemic Restaurant openings in London last year hit their highest level since before the pandemic — despite the enormous pressures facing the industry from soaring energy and food bills, transport strikes and home-working.
Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024 OPINION - I once took my teeth out with a screwdriver — now I'm 17 years sober and never happier I’m not being funny… but it’s my birthday! Well, sort of. Seventeen years ago today I received a new lease of life. For anyone on the 10th day of Dry January finding it a challenge, well today is what we call my clean-time birthday, almost two decades of no drink…
Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024 Countdown to London’s mayoral election begins - The Standard podcast Free school meals & Mayor Khan’s mystery £30m to beat Tube strike
Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024 Comment: 'boomerang London returners are realising the capital is worth the cost' Whether it be commuting pain or boredom that's pushing them over the edge, more out-of-towners are buying in the capital again, while the exodus has slowed
Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2024 Investor spend on central London offices plunges amid high interest rates and "evolving" workspace use Provisional data estimates purchases of City and West End offices totalled £6.9 billion in 2023