NHS turns 75: So many lives saved but such a task ahead Record numbers of staff quitting and waits for treatment overshadow service at Westminster Abbey to mark milestone Evening Standard · Jul 5, 2023
Uxbridge by-election: Labour candidate speaks out against Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion Danny Beales said he had heard ‘heart-wrenching stories’ from those who would not be able to afford to upgrade their cars or pay the £12.50-a-day Ulez charge Evening Standard · Jul 5, 2023
Online Safety Bill: WhatsApp, Signal issue stark final warning against mass snooping of messages The UK Government will spy on everything we send or say if the current version of the Online Safety Bill passes into law Evening Standard · Jul 3, 2023
OPINION - The Standard View: Londoners want to know what the Mayor and Tory candidates will do to address knife crime Another young life lost, another family in grief, another neighbourhood in shock. Police have named 15-year-old Leonard Reid as one victim of a double stabbing in Archway, north London. Another victim, agd 23, has not been named. The news comes days after Victor Lee, 17, was found dead in a… Evening Standard · Jul 3, 2023
The Ashes: Rishi Sunak backs Ben Stokes in full-blown bust-up with Aussies over Bairstow dismissal ‘The PM agrees with Ben Stokes when he said he simply wouldn’t want to win a game in the manner Australia did,’ says Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s official spokesman Evening Standard · Jul 3, 2023
Human traffickers will ‘thrive’ while victims ‘invisible’ under Illegal Migration Bill, Rishi Sunak warned The bill could ‘open up exploitation to a lot more severity then it is now’, a trafficking survivor warns Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2023
Fake AI crypto scam ads of celebs like Bear Grylls, Ian Wright rising on Facebook and Twitter Bear Grylls, Ian Wright, and Gino D’Acampo have become the latest celebrities to be targeted by AI-generated cryptocurrency scam adverts on social media, The Standard has found Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2023
‘Immense relief’ from asylum seekers in UK after Court of Appeal rules Rwanda policy unlawful Judges overturned a High Court ruling that said Rwanda could be a ‘safe third country’ Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2023
The Government said AI firm Cervest could ‘transform lives’ — It was weeks from collapse Exclusive: Cervest announced lucrative-sounding partnerships, hired new employees and hailed recognition from the Department of Science. All while staff were left unpaid Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2023
We won’t reopen Tory mayoral race after Daniel Korski withdrawal, vows party chairman Greg Hands Conservatives down to two contenders after former Downing St aide quit following groping allegation Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2023
Forget being a tech superpower — millions of adults in UK falling behind on digital skills, say House of Lords The House of Lords is calling on Rishi Sunak to swap AI and coding for a joined-up government strategy on eradicating digital exclusion and digital poverty Evening Standard · Jun 28, 2023
Standard readies new residential projects Hotel chain Standard International plans to launch two branded residential projects in Phuket and Hua Hin, while also opening five new hotels with 600 rooms across four destinations in Thailand during 2023-26 to capitalise on robust demand. Bangkok Post · Jun 28, 2023
Twitter users report being hit with spam warnings for no reason Users said they received warnings they would be limited on the platform for three days due to spam Evening Standard · Jun 27, 2023
Dutch widower with British daughter ‘in disbelief’ after being told to leave UK in Home Office blunder Bobby Stuijfzand moved to the UK with his six-year-old daughter after his wife died of cancer Evening Standard · Jun 27, 2023
Evening Standard · Jun 27, 2023 Tory mayoral race: Dan Korski makes statement denying ‘baseless’ Downing St grope allegation But the statement does not make clear whether he plans to continue to seek the Tory nomination
Evening Standard · Jun 27, 2023 Will the real Keir Starmer please stand up? Tell us what you and Labour stand for, voters ask Ipsos poll for the Standard finds people don’t know what the Labour leader stands for – but things are far from rosy for Rishi Sunak
Evening Standard · Jun 27, 2023 Witnesses describe ‘horrific’ scenes as fatal stabbing victim pulled from west London canal A boy, 17, with a fatal stab wound was pulled from the water in a ‘terrible scene’
Evening Standard · Jun 26, 2023 Tory mayoral candidate Daniel Korski denies groping woman in 10 Downing Street Daniel Korski says he denies the allegation by author and TV producer Daisy Goodwin ‘in the strongest possible terms’
Daily Record · Jun 26, 2023 Ronny Deila hits back at Standard exit 'lies' as he whips out Celtic credentials to prove Club Brugge 'ambition' Deila was seen as controversial for making the switch from Standard Liege to rivals Club Brugge this summer.
Evening Standard · Jun 23, 2023 Fascist chatbots are running wild on Character.AI The world’s second-biggest AI chat service is a hotbed of hateful and racist abuse with no meaningful moderation
Evening Standard · Jun 23, 2023 Shaun Bailey’s ‘jingle and mingle’ lockdown party shouldn’t have happened, says Tory mayoral hopeful Susan Hall Tory mayoral hopeful Susan Hall has become the first candidate to publicly criticise Shaun Bailey for his “jingle and mingle” party during lockdown.
Evening Standard · Jun 23, 2023 64 Old Compton Street: Nima Safei to open sibling to 40 Dean Street Like its celebrated sibling, 64 is promising comforting and familiar Italian dishes
Evening Standard · Jun 23, 2023 Board exodus at London fintech WorldFirst London fintech WorldFirst has seen a mass board exodus as billionaire Jack Ma tightens his grip on the management of the payments company, the Standard has learnt.
Evening Standard · Jun 22, 2023 NHS: Millions of medical devices in UK hospitals are completely unprotected against hackers The collateral damage caused by cyberattacks on these internet-enabled devices puts lives at risk
Evening Standard · Jun 21, 2023 ‘My son took his own life; I want to make sure other men in London don’t do the same’ Clare Milford Haven lost her son James, 21, to suicide in 2006. His memory inspired James’ Place, a centre offering free, life-saving treatment to men in a crisis