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Barristers vow to continue strike action and claim 15% pay offer is ‘nothing new’

The Criminal Bar Association says it will take years - late 2023 or 2024 - for any new payments on new instructions to land

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Union boss Mick Lynch criticises ‘exorbitant’ wages of TfL bosses

The Standard has revealed that almost 600 TfL executives earned more than £100,000 last year

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Evening Standard trainees take part in London apprenticeship showcase

Evening Standard trainees took part in a two-day showcase on apprenticeships at Guildhall in London this week.

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London Tube strike: Hopes rise for end of action after Sadiq Khan signals he has accepted union demands

Hopes of an end to the dispute that has caused four Tube strikes in three months have risen after Sadiq Khan signalled he accepted union demands not to cut staff pensions.

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Take TfL off Sadiq Khan’s hands amid Tube strikes, says London MP

A prominent London MP on Thursday said the Government should consider taking Transport for London out of Sadiq Khan’s hands because of the ongoing Tube strikes and proposed bus cuts.

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Brexit minister Jacob Rees-Mogg refuses to say how quitting the EU has impacted UK economy

Put on the spot by The Standard, he said: ‘I’m not going to get into that game.’

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Striking Tube workers insist shutting Underground is not driven by pay

Daniel Randall, assistant chair of the RMT Bakerloo branch, emphasised the Tube strike - unlike the national rail strike - was not about pay

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Ali Baygoren: Family of teenager say he was fatally stabbed on his way to work as they tell of heartbreak

A 15-year-old boy has been charged with the newly qualified engineer’s murder

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Evening Standard comment: Plug It In, London, for a cleaner future

Air pollution is a silent killer, with up to 36,000 deaths a year attributed to long-term exposure. Toxic air has been linked to the development of strokes, heart disease and exacerbates asthma.

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Why we are calling for an electric revolution

The Evening Standard has launched an exciting and timely campaign, Plug It In. The goal is no less ambitious than to transform our city and how we get around it.

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The Standard View: Who’d want to be Boris Johnson’s new ethics advisor?

Appearing in front of a committee of MPs earlier this week, Lord Geidt faced a tricky interrogation. In that time, he acknowledged it was “reasonable” to suggest that Boris Johnson had broken the Ministerial Code. He did not resign then. He has now.

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Taking Mexican cuisine to new heights

Launching ahead of the much-anticipated opening of The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon in Q3, is Ojo Bangkok, a Mexican restaurant on the 76th floor of King Power Mahanakhon on Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Road.

Bangkok Post

Future captain in Kalvin Phillips role and what Belgium U21 star Nicolas Raskin could bring to Leeds

The young Standard Liege midfielder has been linked with a move to Elland Road for two transfer windows and has just one year left on his current contract

Leeds Live

Rwanda policy is costly gesture politics. We need a humane solution

In normal times, the policy-making process requires ministers to ensure any new measure represents value for money, runs a reasonable chance of success and has a clear legal foundation. The Rwanda asylum plan fails on all three metrics.

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New Go-Ahead owner reveals plans for London

Go-Ahead’s new joint-owners are “ready to invest” in improved rail and bus services for London, bosses of the two companies have said.

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Celtic manager Deila appointed Standard Liege boss as New York City exit confirmed

RONNY DEILA has been named as Standard Liege boss.

Evening Standard

The Standard View: A trade war with Europe is not the answer to the cost of living crisis

The UK economy shrank by a larger than expected 0.3 per cent in April, heightening fears that Britain is headed for recession. City experts had been expecting output to contract by 0.1 per cent, following a similar decline in March.

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Archbishop accused of promoting climate change denier's views on anniversary of Pope's landmark letter

Tasmania's Archbishop is accused of promoting the views of a climate change denier at the same time the global church is marking the seventh anniversary of Pope Francis's encyclical Laudato Si: On care for our common home.

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Ronny Deila handed post Celtic return to Europe as Standard Liege see off Blackburn Rovers interest

Deila led New York City to the MLS Cup last season and was subject to interest from Blackburn Rovers.

Evening Standard

Home Office urged to waive £18k visa fees for Ukrainian orchestra set to perform at BBC Proms

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra, comprised of refugees and top musicians, face a struggle to raise funds despite playing in Europe for free

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The Standard view: From strikes to threats of ‘managed decline’, Londoners deserve more from public transport

After two years of on-and-off lockdowns, remote learning and cancelled exams, students now face yet another hurdle in the way of their education: rail strikes.

Evening Standard

Mr Fogg’s Apothecary: Inception group head to Mayfair for first new bar in four years

The new venue is something like a club without a sub, co-founder Charlie Gilkes told the Standard

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UK ‘being held back over labour shortages,’ Fuller’s boss says

THE boss of pub chain Fuller’s has accused the Government of “holding back Britain” as the firm wrestles with labour shortages crippling the capital’s hospitality sector.

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Labour’s Lisa Nandy says she’s ‘on the side’ of rail workers set to cripple country with strikes

The shadow Levelling Up Secretary suggested she supported unions threatening to bring large parts of the UK’s transport system to a halt

Evening Standard

My London: Harry Lambert

The super stylist behind Harry Styles’ outfits romances on the river, wants to grow old in Soho and would declare a free-for-all on Bond Street

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