Thousands sign petition in support of pie and mash shop facing closure over astronomical rent hike Ruth Phillips has been serving up food at Cockney’s in Portobello Road for over 30 years Evening Standard · Mar 16
Sam Claflin opens up about body dysmorphia struggle: 'I never believed what people were saying about me' The British actor, 39, previously said the pressure to maintain a certain physical image has followed him throughout much of his career Evening Standard · Mar 14
Tavern: Team behind Michelin-starred St Barts to open British bistro in Old Street Look out for the crispy veal sweetbread burger Evening Standard · Mar 13
Revealed: The '£3million deal' that encouraged London council to ditch Lime bikes for rival operator Richmond set to give Forest exclusive e-bike contract after it outbid Lime Evening Standard · Mar 12
GreedFall 2: The Dying World: how to buy, different editions, and more GreedFall: The Dying World offers a different kind of adventure. Dot Esports · Mar 12
MPs demand ‘urgent’ probe into London grooming gangs Eight Conservatives and three London Assembly say they are ‘horrified’ vulnerable women being raped Evening Standard · Mar 11
Live facial recognition cameras for Oxford Street as Met tells phone companies to act on mobile crime Police want to ‘design out crime’ from soon-to-be pedestrianised street Evening Standard · Mar 11
Tube strikes warning: 'No service from Tuesday until Friday' as Sadiq Khan calls for peace talks with RMT Three weeks of RMT Tube driver walkouts could mean ‘limited or no service’ for four days at a time, The Standard has learned Evening Standard · Mar 11
What is 'Stack Dating?' The efficient dating trend loved by Gen Zers Nearly a quarter of Gen Z singles prefer first dates that last less than half an hour Evening Standard · Mar 10
Honey & Co to modernise restaurant group with one closure and a significant relaunch Honey & Co. launched in 2012 and has since become one of London’s most recognisable Middle Eastern restaurant groups Evening Standard · Mar 9
Harry Styles, Danny Boyle and the Southbank Centre's new 'tonic for the nation' Artistic Director of the Southbank Centre Mark Ball talks us through their 75th anniversary year which aims to bring hope and togetherness in tough times Evening Standard · Mar 6
The Standard Podcast: Are the Iran strikes legal? As Keir Starmer convenes Cobra to discuss Britain’s role in the escalating conflict, international law expert Marko Milanovic breaks down the legality of the US-Israeli offensive in Iran Evening Standard · Mar 6
Another of London's pie and mash shops is facing closure after 'landlord asks to double rent' Owner Ruth Phillips said she cannot survive if the price hike goes through Evening Standard · Mar 5
Audible launches a cheaper audiobook tier that’s perfect for entry-level listeners as Spotify continues to hike prices — here’s what you get with the new $9 plan Despite a few caveats, Audible's Standard tier is ideal for new customers and casual readers alike. TechRadar · Mar 4
Evening Standard · Mar 4 The Standard podcast: Is the Dubai dream over for Londoners? With escalating tensions in the Middle East and tens of thousands of Brits waiting to be repatriated, are Brits falling out of love with Dubai?
Evening Standard · Mar 4 The Standard podcast: Is Keir Starmer right to limit Britain’s military involvement in Iran? The Prime Minister resists calls for UK military support after the killing of Iran’s supreme leader, but does his stance strengthen his authority?
Evening Standard · Mar 4 Anti-terror gates on Oxford Street will prevent cyclists riding through Sadiq Khan's 'pedestrian plaza' TfL plans to install ‘hostile vehicle mitigation’ barriers to protect pedestrians
Evening Standard · Mar 3 'I got a call at 1am saying leave right now' - one British woman's dramatic escape from Dubai ‘It was such a surreal situation - like a movie to be honest’ says businesswoman who was caught in Iran conflict while on business in UAE
Evening Standard · Mar 3 Cyclists consider legal action after being injured riding 'faulty' Lime e-bikes in London Lime says 99.99 per cent of journeys end without incident and bikes undergo regular inspection and maintenance
Evening Standard · Mar 3 MPs urge ban of London 'hate march' linked to Iranian regime Critics of the annual Al Quds march have accused it of platforming anti-semitism and extremism
Evening Standard · Mar 3 Hammersmith Bridge reopening boosted as minister gives strongest signal yet of key funding Roads minister Simon Lightwood told the London Standard that the project was a ‘compelling candidate’ to be financed through a new £1 billion Infrastructure Fund
Evening Standard · Mar 2 ‘No one knows what to do’: Brits stranded in Dubai tell of their fears as Middle East war escalates Holidaymakers describe total confusion and hearing missiles overhead - while for others, there is trust in the government and business and usual
International Business Times UK · Feb 27 Met Police Fires Officer for Selling Coffee and Pastries, Violating Professional Standards PC Stanley Kennett was dismissed from the Met Police for running a coffee business while on full pay, violating professional standards.
Evening Standard · Feb 27 The Standard podcast: The case for preserving London’s night life, with Fabric's Cameron Leslie The Independent Nightlife Taskforce sets out licensing reforms to bolster the city’s late night culture
Evening Standard · Feb 26 Exclusive Belgravia members’ club is hiring a ‘butter sommelier’ The successful candidate will have ‘a deep love and understanding of butter’