Thousands of bank holiday travellers have flights cancelled on busiest day of year for airlines Disgruntled passengers report missing weddings and birthday celebrations Evening Standard · Aug 25, 2023
The best exhibitions this week in London, from Donna Huddleston to Simnikiwe Buhlungu (September 9 to 16) We pick the best art shows to enjoy this week Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
Senior London Tories under fire over Facebook groups that celebrate Ulez camera destruction Senior London Tories were on Thursday accused of “condoning criminality” after it was revealed they help run social media groups that have celebrated the destruction of Ulez cameras and shared conspiracy theories about Sadiq Khan. Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
We’re ready for war of attrition if PM wants it, says BMA as consultants walk out Union official tells the Standard that doctors are ‘in it for long haul’ as fresh strike dates announced Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
OPINION - If it’s hurting, it’s working, but it still sucks At about 10:45 this morning I turned to Jonathan Prynn, the Standard’s business editor, and asked what he made of the latest purchasing managers’ index (PMI) numbers. His answer was unprintable. In fairness, at fifteen minutes to deadline, I picked a bad time to bother him. But Jonathan is hardly… Evening Standard · Aug 23, 2023
Asian hornets confirmed in London for the first time as numbers rise sharply in the UK Half of all confirmed sightings of the invasive insects in the UK across the last seven years have come this year Evening Standard · Aug 23, 2023
Delivery firm Oja collapses as staff and suppliers left unpaid The company had attracted investment from Chelsea star Raheem Sterling as recently as March Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2023
From The Mandalorian to Skeleton Crew: the best Star Wars spin-offs ranked As we celebrate the release of the excellent Skeleton Crew, it’s time to see where it stands in the Star Wars TV rankings Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2023
Mangal 2: Chef Sertaç Dirik to leave Stoke Newington favourite to launch own restaurant Mangal 2 has become one of London’s most important destinations for food lovers Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2023
‘Hip-hop is rooted in rebellion’ - as the genre turns 50, UK artists hail our own unique and powerful scene Stars from Kojey Radical to So Solid Crew’s Lisa Maffia bang the drum for Britain’s contribution to the form Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2023
London fintech Zopa returns to P2P lending market as losses narrow Zopa has quietly re-entered the peer-to-peer lending market where it originally made its name after ditching its P2P subsidiary last year, the Standard can reveal. Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2023
Lionesses roared on to bring World Cup home as VIP row grows Critics say Lionesses being snubbed as royals and PM to not travel Down Under for match Evening Standard · Aug 18, 2023
London farming tech firm Vertical Future seeks £60 million in fresh funding round Farming tech firm Vertical Future is in the course of raising £60 million in a fresh funding round, the Standard can reveal. Evening Standard · Aug 17, 2023
Richard Dawkins: everything you need to know about the world’s most famous atheist The 82-year old evolutionary biologist is one of Britain’s most provocative thinkers Evening Standard · Aug 16, 2023
Evening Standard · Aug 16, 2023 Fresh criticism of Single Justice Procedure: ‘Fast-track hearing made our lives hell’ A woman and her brother were pushed to “breaking point” as their mother was fined for her vehicle as her health declined
Evening Standard · Aug 16, 2023 Geode: ‘Dining to vibing’ promised at plush Knightsbridge townhouse Behind a copper door in Knightsbridge, guests will be taken on a ‘timeless journey’
Evening Standard · Aug 15, 2023 OPINION - The conveyor belt justice ‘unfair to the vulnerable’ Tristan Kirk, the Standard’s indefatigable courts correspondent, appeared on the BBC’s Today programme this morning while many of us were still in our slumbers.
Evening Standard · Aug 15, 2023 ‘How Millie Bright has inspired my little Millie to play for England too’ In her first season for her childhood club, Bright scored 80 goals
Evening Standard · Aug 15, 2023 UK economy defying the ‘moaners and groaners’, Legal & General chief says Legal & General boss Sir Nigel Wilson decried the levels of “moaning and groaning” about a UK economy that has proved more resilient than expected over the past 18 months.
Fortune · Aug 14, 2023 Autonomous cars are free to roll in San Francisco. The first weekend was a doozy Reports of stalled cars near the Outside Lands music festival, and in other parts of the city, provided an I-told-you-so moment for critics of a new resolution allowing robotaxis to ply the streets of San Francisco.
Evening Standard · Aug 14, 2023 Watch: Anti-Ulez campaigner chops down enforcement camera with tree lopper A so-called ‘Blade Runner’ has been caught on video chopping two Ulez cameras in the latest act of sabotage to strike the Mayor of London’s environmental scheme.
Evening Standard · Aug 14, 2023 Fake $1 billion OpenAI investment news appears on London Stock Exchange website US private equity business Ripplewood has hired lawyers to investigate the appearance of the bogus corporate announcement
Evening Standard · Aug 11, 2023 Elf bar: Campaigners criticise London bus ads for ‘greenwashing’ disposable vapes Greenpeace accuses disposable vape company of ‘blatant greenwashing’ over TfL ads
Evening Standard · Aug 11, 2023 London delivery riders ‘block Uber Eats deliveries’ in protest over low trip fares Riders were set to rally outside Uber headquarters calling for a higher base rate on Friday afternoon
Evening Standard · Aug 11, 2023 Premier League starts here! Evening Standard celebrates kick-off with seven different front pages The Evening Standard is marking the new Premier League season with seven different front pages across London