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Money. Power. Self-preservation. From today, the Evening Standard launches its serialisation of The Fall: The End of the Murdoch Empire, by Michael Wolff, author of the Donald Trump blockbuster Fire and Fury.

There are occasions when governments — even those that appear long in the tooth — still have the capability and fight to win from behind. A cursory glance at 20th-century British political history suggests that, much of the time, and practically whatever the prevailing conditions, the Tories find a way…

One year into the job, the Standard analyses Sir Mark Rowley’s progress in fixing Scotland Yard

Chiltern Railways has quietly scrapped its plans to introduce hybrid trains from services in London after reports of “unacceptably poor” air quality in the area surrounding its Marylebone terminus, the Standard can reveal.

The survey also shows Mr Khan neck and neck with Ms Hall if Mr Corbyn does not stand

Founder Jonathan Quin is understood to have questioned changes to risk and oversight functions at meetings of the firm’s risk committee.

Ezra Collective brought the crowd to its feet and showed why they were worthy winners

Cheesegeek founder Edward Hancock has slammed the decision as ‘ridiculous’

Mor Weizer told the Standard it was “frustrating” to be compared to fast-growing companies that had a larger presence in unregulated markets than Playtech