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Water firm sewage polluters 'will face criminal charges' under Labour government

Labour has pledged to put water firms under special measures and prosecute bosses if they continue to oversee the illegal dumping of ‘toxic filth’

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Fans eagerly anticipate Benedict Cumberbatch's Netflix show Eric

The series has been well received by critics, with the Standard giving it four stars and praising Cumberbatch’s performance as ‘totally absorbing’

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Billionaire Jack Ma-owned London fintech WorldFirst faces tribunal over harassment claim

An employee of billionaire Jack Ma-owned WorldFirst is taking it to an industrial tribunal over claims of harassment and discrimination after the London fintech was contacted by the information regulator over issues with data practices, the Standard can reveal.

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Made In Chelsea star Harry Baron urges Met Police to 'do more' after car stolen from London street

The Met have since confirmed the car has been returned to Baron after he shared CCTV footage of the theft on his Instagram Story

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OPINION - The Standard View: Keir Starmer's vow to end the 'London bashing' is a welcome message

It is the message Londoners are longing to hear. Sir Keir Starmer vowed today to end the “bashing of London”, instead working “hand-in-glove” with Mayor Sadiq Khan to fix the capital’s housing crisis if his party wins the election.

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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

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OPINION - The Standard View: Election debates do matter, but are rarely decisive

As is customary at the start of a general election campaign, there is a debate about the debates. Rishi Sunak, 20 points behind in the polls, wants as many of them as possible. Sir Keir Starmer, 20 points ahead, as few.

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How have Labour and the Tories pledged to fix the NHS? Key policies explained

Future of health service is among main concerns of voters ahead of general election on July 4

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Hay Festival 2024: our guide to the top events at this year's 'Woodstock of the mind'

With a programme rammed-full of performances, panels and talks, we pick some of this year’s best events

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New Haven: Cult pizzeria Gracey's to make London debut with Terry's Cafe pop-up

Happily, Gracey’s and Terry’s Cafe are collaborating on a black pudding pizza

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OPINION - The Standard View: Economy is on the up – but not fast enough for the Conservatives

What might have been a curtain call for the Government, with inflation falling to 2.3 per cent, was instead greeted with a sharp intake of breath. The markets were hoping for better, with a consensus forming around 2.1 per cent. As a result, a June interest rate cut now appears…

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Bevis Marks: Political row over plans for skyscraper near historic City synagogue

Row erupts over Corporation political leader’s role at company which advises developers

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OPINION - The Standard View: Fixing the NHS will be top of voters' list of priorities

If falling living standards and a spluttering economy were the only objections the public had with the Conservative Party, Rishi Sunak might not be 20 points behind in the polls. But anyone who has tried to secure a GP appointment recently knows that public services, and in particular the National…

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Salt Bae: London branch of Nusr-et appears on Deliveroo, with £680 steaks in tow

Much less is said about the Turkish butcher and his restaurants today

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Giovanni Pernice faces fresh claims as dancer accuses him of 'doing horrendous things' amid Strictly storm

The dancer, 33, has already been accused of using ‘militant’ training methods

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Richard Whitehead backs calls for Paralympic Games to return to London as new portraits unveiled

The gold medallist says there is ‘a long way to go’ in boosting the profile of disabled sport, and access to it

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Damning infected blood inquiry findings explained: The Standard podcast

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Stacey Dooley shuts down Giovanni Pernice question and denies friendship amid 'BBC investigation' into Strictly star

The TV presenter was crowned the winner of Strictly Come Dancing in 2018

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BBC launches investigation into Giovanni Pernice after 'traumatised' Strictly partners come forward

It was reported that the Italian dancer is leaving the series after nine years

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Urgent warning over council house scam on social media: Tech & Science Daily podcast

The Standard’s Chief Political Correspondent, Rachael Burford, tells Tech Science Daily how a warning has been issued over a council house scam on social media, which has seen victims hand over thousands of pounds to secure social housing that doesn’t exist.

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OPINION - The Standard View: Labour's offer to London should start with fixing Hammersmith Bridge

Should Labour soon sweep to power, it will receive an unenviable economic and geopolitical inheritance. Such circumstances provide no guarantee the party would win a second term but one policy would at least secure the gratitude of millions of Londoners: finally fixing Hammersmith Bridge.

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BBC responds to reports Giovanni Pernice 'has quit' Strictly Come Dancing

The Italian dancer has reportedly confided in friends about seeking new opportunities on other TV programmes

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London's birth rate tumbles 20% in a decade as cost of living crisis puts people off having children

More couples choose to delay children or not have them at all

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OPINION - The Standard View: Keeping London's streets safe without eroding rights is a necessary balancing act

Facial recognition technology is already changing the nature of policing in the capital. To that end, the Met has been granted an additional £500,000 to fund further live facial recognition operations against knife and other offences, as part of a £4 million Home Office investment that will also finance the development…

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