Lee Anderson stands by attack on Sadiq Khan and launches fresh broadside Former Tory deputy chair says ‘when you think you are right, you should never apologise’ because it would be a sign of weakness The Guardian - UK · Feb 26, 2024
Mother warns of toll on children's mental health from Home Office visa rule changes Children’s mental health could suffer as parents face separation under increased family visa salary requirements, warns mother and campaigner Jane Yilmaz Evening Standard · Feb 26, 2024
Graham Norton 'too lazy' for cosmetic surgery as he discusses aging in the spotlight The presenter acknowledged the industry's tough beauty standards, especially for women, but is left unfazed by any pressures Evening Standard · Feb 24, 2024
Energy bills: how much will you save this year? ...The Standard podcast Households in Britain will soon potentially be saving over £200 on those sky-high energy bills. Evening Standard · Feb 23, 2024
Office attendance on a Friday is picking up, figures suggest London workers are starting to attend their offices on Fridays more, new figures suggest, but the return is a “slow crawl back rather than a rush” to pre-pandemic levels.... Evening Standard · Feb 21, 2024
How London’s school ‘ghost areas’ are destroying communities: The Standard podcast The capital’s pupil numbers crisis + smartphones crackdown Evening Standard · Feb 20, 2024
Londoners least likely to access IVF on NHS as women face 'postcode lottery' Exclusive: Just a quarter of IVF treatments in the capital between 2009 and 2021 were funded by the NHS Evening Standard · Feb 20, 2024
OPINION - The Standard View: The death of Alexei Navalny is an outrage to which the West must stand up Alexei Navalny practically predicted this. Russia’s foremost opposition leader and fierce critic of Vladimir Putin, who was serving a 19-year prison sentence on a range of charges he called politically motivated, said in a 2022 documentary that “if they decide to kill me, it means that we are incredibly strong”. Evening Standard · Feb 19, 2024
Hundreds of protesters descend on Biggin Hill for 'Funeral for Ulez' march Around 500 protesters, some dressed as skeletons and t-rexes declared “Ulez is dead” at an event in Biggin Hill Evening Standard · Feb 17, 2024
The best cosy mobile games – and why people love playing them More and more people are turning to games like Candy Crush and Stardew Valley. Here’s what to know Evening Standard · Feb 16, 2024
Croydon domestic abuse charity forced to hold meetings in Costa after losing space The Cassandra Centre meets in coffee shops after its hub on Norbury High Street was sold Evening Standard · Feb 15, 2024
Francatelli: William Drabble to launch new restaurant inspired by Queen Victoria’s head chef Don’t call it a comeback, he’s been here for years Evening Standard · Feb 15, 2024
Green London mayoral candidate Zoë Garbett proposes 'smarter, fairer road charging system' 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 Evening Standard · Feb 14, 2024
Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats delivery riders confirm Valentine's Day strike is going ahead As workers prepared to walkout at 5pm, one told the Standard they have to make four deliveries an hour to earn minimum wage Evening Standard · Feb 14, 2024
Evening Standard · Feb 14, 2024 £1million prize for TfL advertising campaign inspired by patterns of traditional Tube seats The campaign by VCCP London and Wavemaker has won a competition launched by the Standard and Outernet London
Evening Standard · Feb 14, 2024 Mystery surrounds famous Brick Lane Beigel Shop ‘closure' The Beigel Shop on Brick Lane has been in business for more than 150 years
Evening Standard · Feb 14, 2024 British mum-of-three warns 'right to fall in love with foreigner only for the rich' as Home Office visa changes set to separate her family Petitions calling for family visa changes to be scrapped are being presented to Downing Street on Valentine’s Day
Evening Standard · Feb 13, 2024 Is this Sir Keir Starmer’s biggest crisis as Labour leader? ...The Standard podcast Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer’s judgement has come under fire over a delay in withdrawing his party’s support for its Rochdale by-election candidate, Azhar Ali, over remarks he made about Israel.
Evening Standard · Feb 13, 2024 Legal tech firm Farewill sees value written down more than £50 million by shareholder Daily Mail 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.
Evening Standard · Feb 12, 2024 OPINION - The Standard View: Sir Keir Starmer must withdraw support from Labour's Rochdale candidate 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…
Evening Standard · Feb 12, 2024 Pressure mounts for rethink on ‘fast track’ justice after more outcry over cases Pressure grows to change controversial single justice procedure as Standard reveals more worrying cases
Evening Standard · Feb 11, 2024 Super Bowl's most viral celebrity moments: From Janet Jackson's wardrobe mishap to Katy Perry's left shark The Standard looks back at the standout moments from America’s biggest sporting event ahead of the Super Bowl in New Orleans
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2024 £3bn needed to fix London’s crumbling hospitals amid safety warning London’s hospital repair backlog covers everything from leaky gutters to faulty lifts and creaking walls
Evening Standard · Feb 9, 2024 Travelex boss joins chorus of business voices against 'tourist tax' It comes as the business reported a strong rebound from the pandemic
Evening Standard · Feb 9, 2024 Ai Weiwei on exile, censorship, AI and his Evening Standard front page design for the Chinese New Year 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!