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The idea bears a close resemblance to the ‘pay-per-mile’ system which Sadiq Khan has promised will not happen for as long as he is mayor

As workers prepared to walkout at 5pm, one told the Standard they have to make four deliveries an hour to earn minimum wage

Legal tech firm Farewill has seen its valuation slashed by more than £50 million by one of its major shareholders, the Standard has learnt, amid growing signs European tech firms are struggling to hold on to the heady valuations they attracted during the height of the pandemic.

It is all a Jewish conspiracy, you see. Labour’s candidate for the Rochdale by-election, Azhar Ali, told a party meeting that Israel had “deliberately” allowed the October 7 massacre — in which Hamas murdered 1,200 people and took more than 240 hostage — to go ahead to give them “the…

Pressure grows to change controversial single justice procedure as Standard reveals more worrying cases

The Standard looks back at the standout moments from America’s biggest sporting event ahead of the Super Bowl in New Orleans

London’s hospital repair backlog covers everything from leaky gutters to faulty lifts and creaking walls

It comes as the business reported a strong rebound from the pandemic

The legendary dissident artist tells Martin Robinson about his new Ai vs AI exhibition in Piccadilly and the chilling similarities he sees between western cancel culture and Chinese oppression. Plus: Standard readers can win a print by the artist!