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Le Garrick restaurant review: It started with a kiss of French onion soup…

3/5 ‘This is the sort of place I will be going to until it shuts or I drop,’ writes David Ellis in his final column as The Standard’s Going Out editor

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Tube strike crisis talks set for this week as Sadiq Khan tells RMT to 'sort it out'

Crunch talks taking place after the RMT announced a further two rounds of 24-hour walkouts for May

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All the London High Street chains closing stores in 2026

The Standard’s list of all the confirmed high street closures in London this year

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Battle for Inner London: Greens targeting Labour stronghold boroughs in local elections

Devastating polls for Sir Keir Starmer’s party suggest Labour will lose at least six of the 21 councils it currently controls in the capital

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All supermarket opening times for the May Bank Holiday Monday

The Standard has compiled a list of the confirmed opening times for all the major UK supermarkets, from Aldi to Waitrose

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London Tory local election candidate suspended after saying 'Hitler was right'

Helena Kanaan, who was running for the Roehampton seat on Wandsworth council, made the comment in response to an online argument between Piers Morgan and self-described misogynist influencer Andrew Tate

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Exclusive: London synagogues prepare for possible chemical attack after Golders Green stabbings

Programme under way to protect synagogues in London from gas or other chemical weapons attack, The Standard can reveal

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The new culture wars (no, not those ones): leading London creatives demand change to save the future of art

As the Southbank Centre hits 75, London’s leading creatives call for cultural change to nurture the young stars of the future

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Kevin Schade exclusive: ‘Micky van de Ven used to be — but I’m the Premier League’s fastest player now’

Exclusive interview: The Brentford forward discusses Champions League hopes, World Cup dreams, and why the Bees continue to defy the odds

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Labour local election losses to 'make life much tougher' for Mayor of London Sadiq Khan

Recent polls suggest both the Green Party and Reform UK are set to make gains across the capital

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Damon Albarn backs London pie and mash shop facing closure over huge rent hikes

Blur frontman says it’s ‘outrageous’ that the traditional family-run businesses faces being shut down over rocketing costs

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Sadiq Khan admits he’s ‘scared’ by local election polls showing Labour being decimated in London

Exclusive: The Mayor of London tells the Standard he is ‘so angry’ about ‘the omnishambles’ of Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador and the ‘distraction’ it has caused ahead of crucial local elections

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Wisteria hysteria warning: ‘We will take action,’ says London council as crowds of influencers seek stunning pictures

Tourists seeking attractive photos have descended on Kensington and Chelsea to pose in front of houses covered in climbing lilac wisteria

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Too Many Critics in partnership with OpenTable: Charity cook-off returns at Claridge's

The charity cook-off is celebrating 25 years of raising money to support Action Against Hunger

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Italian court rules every Netflix price hike from 2017 to 2024 unlawful and orders the company to refund subscribers up to 500 euros

According to Italian consumer law, companies cannot unilaterally alter subscription prices without stating a legitimate justification in the contract.

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Ending on a high is the hardest joke Hacks ever pulled off: Paul W Downs on the comedy's final season

It’s one of TV’s most celebrated comedies – and now it’s saying goodbye. Co-creator Paul W Downs tells the Standard why Hacks is ending at its peak, before the joke wears thin

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'I was facing 10 years in jail,' says Green candidate in London caught smuggling 10,000 ecstasy tablets into LA

EXCLUSIVE: Carlotta Allum speaks to the Standard about how she has used her drugs crime and prison past to help hundreds of other people turn their lives around

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All the strikes hitting London in April

Commuters can expect a reduced service across the London Underground network on four days next week

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How to beat the Tube strike: The lines that won't be affected by this week's walkouts

The Standard explains the different ways you can overcome this week’s Tube strike

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Brooklyn Beckham 'accidentally called David twice by rabbi' during wedding to Nicola Peltz

Claim of another wedding humiliation after Brooklyn previously said Victoria ‘danced inappropriately on him’

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Trump makes cryptic social media post as Iran ‘says no to talks’

‘Keep the oil, anyone?’ Trump wrote in a Truth Social media post

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Save big on Murad Skincare: We've secured an exclusive discount code for Standard readers

The skincare specialist’s sale ended this morning — but we’ve managed to get an extension just for Standard readers

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'Kindness isn’t weakness': Laura Linney on why American Classic cuts through a 'monotonous' TV landscape

Linney tells the Standard how her new series bucks the trend of high-intensity viewing with its refreshing take on kindness and connection

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Green Party candidate in London elections shared conspiracy theory over Golders Green arson attack

A Green Party candidate standing in Havering at the local elections on May 7 suggested the attack on Jewish ambulances could have been carried out by Jewish people

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