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Tinie Tempah says artists must adapt to AI as music industry faces seismic change The South-east London artist, 37, struck a notably pragmatic tone on a subject that has become deeply divisive within the creative industries Evening Standard · May 28
The Best London Rooftop Bars To Visit This Summer Now That The Sun Is Finally Here Where to go for drinks and small plates in the capital Marie Claire · May 27
Cantonese with Champagne Mott 32 Bangkok, The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon's modern Chinese restaurant, will launch the “Sip Sum, Dim Sum” weekend brunch on May 23, where diners can enjoy a five-course meal on top of all-you-can-eat dim sum. Go all out with an optional Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label Champagne package to make… Bangkok Post · May 21
How an electoral fraudster became mayor of Tower Hamlets (again) Lutfur Rahman was removed as mayor of Tower Hamlets in 2015 after being found guilty of vote-rigging and bribery — now he has just won his third term Evening Standard · May 16
The 2.5 Million Reasons Why Arsenal, Chelsea Fans Are Rooting for Tottenham’s Relegation London mayor Sir Sadiq Khan has actively advised his constituency to cheer on Tottenham’s downfall. Sports Illustrated · May 12
London’s 7.1mph average bus speed is 'no faster than average jogging pace' Exclusive: A 10% increase in bus speeds across London could save bus operators around £214million a year, according to the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) Evening Standard · May 11
Mumsnet founder tells Labour and Tories 'get your act together' or face elections protest vote from London mothers Mothers in London are ‘not big fans’ of Nigel Farage but some are backing Reform, says Mumsnet’s boss Evening Standard · May 6
London local elections 2026: 'We're very optimistic' at regaining Westminster, Wandsworth and Barnet, says Badenoch In an exclusive interview with The Standard, the Tory leader also stressed that Golders Green was the ‘frontline’ in a surge in antisemitism plaguing Britain Evening Standard · May 4
Local elections 2026: Nigel Farage leads Reform troops in Battle for Essex as Tories defend 'last stronghold' Speaking to The Standard, the Reform leader said: ‘Battle between Reform and Conservatives in Essex is going to be a very big test of who is seen to be the major party on Centre Right of British politics’ Evening Standard · May 2
Hatred, arson, stabbings - can London turn the tide on the surge in vile antisemitism after Golders Green attack? Faith Minister Miatta Fahnbulleh appeals to Londoners: ‘We must stand up for one another and against the extremists of all persuasions’ Evening Standard · May 1
Exclusive: London synagogues prepare for possible chemical attack after Golders Green stabbings Programme under way to protect synagogues in London from gas or other chemical weapons attack, The Standard can reveal Evening Standard · Apr 30
Local elections 2026: Starmer slams Polanski's Greens and Farage's Reform UK for false 'shortcuts' to boost London Exclusive: Prime Minister tears into political opponents blocking new homes and ‘driving a wedge between communities’ Evening Standard · Apr 30
Human rights barrister condemns Labour plans to cut jury trials as 'betrayal' of party's own values Geoffrey Robertson KC, founder of Doughty Street Chambers, referred to the plans as a ‘betrayal’ of Labour’s own party values Evening Standard · Apr 29
Evening Standard · Apr 26 Kevin Schade exclusive: ‘Micky van de Ven used to be — but I’m the Premier League’s fastest player now’ Exclusive interview: The Brentford forward discusses Champions League hopes, World Cup dreams, and why the Bees continue to defy the odds
Evening Standard · Apr 21 Alicia Vikander details 'nomadic' life with Michael Fassbender after teasing return to London The couple, who have two sons together, relocated to Lisbon, Portugal in 2017
Evening Standard · Apr 16 Josh King exclusive: ‘I feel a loyalty to Fulham — this is my school, my second home’ Interview: Fulham’s teen star on his rise to prominence, his hopes for Harry Wilson and Marco Silva... and why his Dad doesn’t own him on FPL
Evening Standard · Apr 16 How to beat the Tube strike: The lines that won't be affected by this week's walkouts The Standard explains the different ways you can overcome this week’s Tube strike
Evening Standard · Apr 16 OPINION - Harry and Meghan’s philanthropic — yet for-profit — tour of Oz is so unroyally weird Mental health, cooking and a very much for-profit fashion sideline: the customary elements of a Harry and Meghan tour are evident in the current Not the Royal Visit to Australia. The amalgam of public persona (royal), money-making side-hustles (brand Meghan) and mental health awareness (brand Harry) is now the standard…
Evening Standard · Apr 14 Bianca Jagger warns of impact of gambling on youths and joins MP opposing 24/7 arcade Bianca Jagger joined local campaigners in a protest against a 24/7 gambling arcade
Evening Standard · Apr 12 Troubled waters: Will Hammersmith Bridge ever reopen? London’s ‘disgrace’ has been closed since 2019 and at £250m to fix, it’s a political football no one is taking ownership of, reports Sarah Haque
Evening Standard · Mar 20 The Standard podcast: Will art galleries replace London’s night clubs? As traditional clubs struggle, multi-use venues are reshaping London’s late-night scene
Evening Standard · Mar 14 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 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