Ukraine appeal: £75m to help alleviate suffering of displaced over next six months The Disasters Emergency Committee is the beneficiary of our Evening Standard Ukraine Appeal Evening Standard · Apr 22, 2022
Earth Day: is it possible to achieve ‘waste zero’ in just five days? Ahead of Earth Day Rosie Fitzmaurice challenged herself to going completely waste-free within a week. No more shop-bought shampoo or on-the-go sandwiches — but can she really give up toilet paper? Evening Standard · Apr 22, 2022
Evgeny Lebedev’s nomination for peerage ‘paused’ after MI5 advice Appointments commission raised security concerns in 2020 but felt ‘bounced’ into approving him because No 10 pressed for it The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2022
The Wanted pay tribute to ‘brother’ Tom Parker as they say goodbye at his funeral Parker’s bandmates acted as pallbearers and delivered emotional speeches during the service Evening Standard · Apr 20, 2022
MPs to question chair of appointments panel over Evgeny Lebedev peerage Committee summons Paul Bew to give evidence on No 10’s role in Standard owner’s elevation to Lords The Guardian - UK · Apr 13, 2022
I’m overwhelmed, says Idris Khan as art brings in £200,000 for Ukraine Artist Idris Khan said he was “overwhelmed” by the success of his collaboration with the Evening Standard and Migrate Art which raised more than £200,000 to help people affected by the invasion of Ukraine. Evening Standard · Apr 11, 2022
The Leader podcast: Cressida Dick’s parting blast at Sadiq Khan Dame Cressida Dick officially leaves her post as Met Commissioner this Sunday and the Evening Standard can exclusively reveal that in an explosive ‘letter to London’, she slams the city’s mayor, Sadiq Khan. Evening Standard · Apr 9, 2022
Cameras to halt e-scooters riding on the pavement in London Cameras or sensors could be fitted to e-scooters to prevent them being ridden on pavements, the Evening Standard can reveal. Evening Standard · Apr 8, 2022
Heartbroken mum issues warning as 'very kind' law student dies after ingesting cannabis gummy Damilola Grace Olakanmi, 23 passed away last week after ordering cannabis gummies to her house in Ilford via a messaging app Bristol Post · Apr 6, 2022
Book returned to London library after 50 years with a funny note! In a rare turn of events, a Latin book that was borrowed from UCL Libraries in 1974 has now been returned roughly 50 years later! What's more, the book was accompanied by a cheeky note by the anonymous person who returned it. The note read, reports Evening Standard, "Dear Librarian,… The Times of India · Apr 5, 2022
How celebs are rallying for Ukraine — from Ed Sheeran’s £13.4m charity gig to David Beckham’s Insta take-over JK Rowling has pledged £1 million and Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher and Sean Penn have been thanked by president Zelensky himself — but which star has donated the most? Katie Strick on how the A-listers are rallying for Ukraine Evening Standard · Apr 1, 2022
When sorry seems to be the hardest word: the art of the celebrity apology Will Smith, Chrissy Teigen, Ariana Grande — perfect repentance is hard to master. Joe Stone charts the good, the bad and the #awks Evening Standard · Mar 31, 2022
Idris Khan artwork for Evening Standard Ukraine appeal: your chance to win a limited edition print All profits from the sale of the print, which is only available until Thursday, will go to the Disasters Emergency Committee Evening Standard · Mar 29, 2022
Evening Standard Comment: The Queen’s tribute to her ‘strength and stay’, Prince Philip They were the longest-married couple in royal history. But after 73 years of companionship, love and mutual respect, the Queen said goodbye to her husband, Prince Philip, last April. Evening Standard · Mar 29, 2022
Evening Standard · Mar 29, 2022 Checkpoint in no man’s land offers respite for those fleeing Russian attacks David Cohen reports from the Romanian-Hungarian border where Ukrainian refugees are being met by a smiling Peter Turi and his team
The Guardian - UK · Mar 29, 2022 Lebedev criticises Labour as MPs debate releasing security advice behind peerage – as it happened Latest updates: Peer says opposition criticism of him is based on ‘pure innuendo’; government may be forced to release security advice on Lebedev
Evening Standard · Mar 24, 2022 Meet the people who’ve broken-up with social media From misinformation to mental ill-health, the problems with social platforms are becoming an ever bigger concern for many of us. Martha Alexander meets the early adopters who think we should all just put our phones down
Evening Standard · Mar 23, 2022 Bitcoin for bullets: inside the first crowdfunded war Ukraine’s defence budget was about a tenth of Russia’s when the war began — so they opened their military coffers to donations in any currency. Richard Godwin on warfare’s bold new frontier
Evening Standard · Mar 22, 2022 Myleene Klass: You can help get food to refugees Myleene Klass and Paul O’Grady backed the Evening Standard Ukraine appeal
Evening Standard · Mar 22, 2022 Usain Bolt poses with Evening Standard as London venue for Soccer Aid is revealed The eight-time gold medalist sprinter will captain the Soccer Aid World XI against Liam Payne’s England side for the match on June 12
Evening Standard · Mar 22, 2022 Opening their doors for a good cause: Support Ukraine with the latest cultural events in London Donate to the war effort while enjoying the latest in culture from around London
Evening Standard · Mar 21, 2022 Evening Standard Comment: Supporting Idris Khan’s Art for Ukraine Today, as 50 orphans arrive in London, Britons are asking themselves what they can do to help the people of Ukraine. The artist Idris Khan’s response has been to make a piece of work to raise money for the victims.
Evening Standard · Mar 21, 2022 Idris Khan teams up with the Evening Standard to sell artwork as part of our Ukraine appeal The artist is selling his print I Thought We Had More Time... in a timed edition to raise vital funds for those caught up in the conflict
Evening Standard · Mar 15, 2022 Revealed: The misogyny faced by female politicians from their male counterparts The litany of misogyny faced by female councillors across London is not just from the constituents they represent, as we have reported previously, but from the men they stand alongside, an Evening Standard investigation reveals.
Evening Standard · Mar 15, 2022 TV star Mariella Frostrup backs our appeal and says: Dig deep Another star of the entertainment industry has backed our Evening Standard Ukraine Appeal, as the number of people fleeing the Russian invasion approached three million in what has become Europe’s biggest refugee crisis since the Second World War.