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From Barbara Hulanicki – the legend who started it all – to the Biba girls who worked the shop floor, as a new exhibition opens in London Isobel Van Dyke meets those who built London’s fashion empire of the swinging Sixties

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For millions of Londoners, the Transport for London network is the lifeblood of our daily commute. So I was shocked to read a sorry tale in the Evening Standard of misplaced priorities and virtue signalling gone awry last week.

Years of chaos: that’s the warning from whistleblowers who contacted the Evening Standard to raise the alarm over the shocking state of the Central line. The underlying cause is chronic underinvestment with one person in the know calling the dire state of some trains — which are more than 30…

Dire warning from Tube insiders over under-investment

Pro-Palestinian candidates are working together in capital to unseat politicians who did not support a ceasefire

Latest research from Savills shows greater appetite for High Street sites

The 10 richest British AI entrepreneurs now have a combined net worth of more than £2.3 billion ($3 billion), according to new analysis by the Evening Standard, in a sign that the UK’s growing artificial intelligence industry is set to generate huge wealth for the economy.

Defender Ousmane Diomande and striker Viktor Gyokeres are being targeted for moves to Stamford Bridge

It’s astonishing what we take for granted. Back in early 2010, the most the Evening Standard had ever raised in a campaign was £250,000. That was considered a pretty good result back then for the paper’s traditional annual Christmas drive, which typically solicited funds for a chosen charity. Today, a…