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Golden years for men end by 40, says U2's Adam Clayton

The musician revealed his post-forties anxiety at a David Bowie panel discussion last night

Evening Standard

The Evening Standard Rizz List 2023

As 2023 draws to a close, the Evening Standard team rank the rizziest characters of the year

Evening Standard

Book Review: The Velvet Underground's story and afterlife told in the oral history 'Loaded'

Veteran journalist and author Dylan Jones tells the story of the Velvet Underground in “Loaded: The Life (and Afterlife) of The Velvet Underground.”

The Independent UK

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Elizabeth Line chaos explained as investigation begins - The Standard podcast

Editor in chief Dylan Jones and travel editor Ross Lydall discuss the Elizabeth line chaos for The Standard podcast.

Evening Standard

All the photos from the Evening Standard Columnists' lunch 2023

The mayor dined with the newspaper's star writers at LPM

Evening Standard

New stores are sweet relief from Oxford St candy curse

City Voices: Oxford Street will be made wider, greener, and more pleasant to spend time on

Evening Standard

OPINION - No, Oxford Street is not dying and it is changing

Dylan Jones raised an important point last week — the future of Oxford Street goes beyond the transactional retail of the past, and that has been clear for some time.

Evening Standard

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OPINION - Bosses must offer workers more than just snacks to tempt us back to the office

Usually, I do not tangle with pronouncements by the editor of a paper I write for. Call it the instinct of columnist self-preservation. Still, a blast this week by this paper’s Dylan Jones enjoining work-from-homers to get back to the office — citing the perils of emptying out the capital’s…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Dylan Jones: Remote working is killing London. Get back to the office

There is still a bewildering lack of urgency among employers regarding full time in-office working

Evening Standard

OPINION - Dylan Jones: Plaques are great — but if only London had even more of them

Four years ago, the long and winding road finally ended up in Savile Row. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the final Beatles concert on the roof of No 3, my good friend David Rosen, of Pilcher Hershman (“space agent, not estate agent,” he’ll say, just in case you didn’t know),…

Evening Standard

Look up! How our iconic front page is set to be broadcast across London’s version of Times Square

From next week, an animated version of the Evening Standard’s iconic cover will go live on the most advanced immersive screens in the world at Outernet London. Katie Strick reports

Evening Standard

The latest equity deals and news in Wales

Firms doing deals include IE Hub, Mypinpad and Ainsley Gommon Architects while dealmaking firm Gambit named one of the best in the UK

Birmingham Post

Newly-built Asai Bangkok Sathorn blends into its neighbourhood

Though the Asai brand is well known in Bangkok, having opened in Chinatown during the pandemic in September 2020, the flagship is in a green lane on Sathon 12.

Bangkok Post

Wowan residents push to get permanent drinking water supply after rainwater tanks run dry

Residents in Wowan say their non-potable water is bleaching clothes, rusting cutlery and corroding toilets. The local council says a desalination plant is too expensive but is looking at other options.

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Martin Lewis 'really important' tip helps woman clear her debts

One woman who was struggling to clear her debts said she was able to pay some money back 'relatively easy' after following the financial guru's advice

Liverpool Echo

Seven financial decisions you should make now if you want to start a family

You might not be in a position to start a family now but sorting your finances early can make all the difference in the future

The Independent UK

7 financial decisions to make when you’re young to save for a family later

Want to be a parent one day? Well, it might be worth sorting your money out now. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

Newcastle Herald

What's on this weekend at Hunter galleries

Art Systems Wickham Infinite Never Never, by Rebecca Rath. Until September 18. Blackstone Gallery In The Lap of the Gods, Frances Johnston, until September 24. Curve Gallery Jane Lander, Zoe Tjanavaras, Amy Vidler. Charlestown Library Portraits of Crime, by Damien Linnane, explores how we judge the action of past criminal…

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Irish Mirror

Dean Kerrie found not guilty of murder after stabbing fisherman who smashed his front window

This was the second time in less than six months that Kerrie went on trial for the same offence; his first trial ended last February when the jury could not agree on a verdict.

Daily Record

‘Stay Strong’ Brave Dundee nurse who battled near fatal brain bleed finally graduates

Inspirational Andrina Begg was surrounded by her super proud family as she finally collected her mental health nursing degree.

The Guardian - UK

‘My parents tried their best, and I threw it back in their faces’ – the Pride I’ll never forget

As a 16-year-old from rural Devon, I should have been delighted when my mum and dad took me to San Francisco. So why did the drag queens and Dykes on Bikes make me so miserable?

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson ran up £4,000 in parking fines while working for magazine says ex-boss

Boris Johnson worked as a motoring correspondent for GQ magazine where parking tickets began accumulating 'like drifting snow on the windshield', his former editor said

Wales Online

Boris Johnson ran up £4,000 in parking fines, says his former boss

"The managing editor started to get sent rather a lot of parking tickets ... they started accumulating ‘like drifting snow on the windshield’"

The Independent UK

Former editor says Boris Johnson cost magazine £4,000 in parking fines

The future-PM is said to have described the notices accumulating ‘like drifting snow on the windshield’.

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