The Leader podcast: London Underground spring strikes threat Plus! It’s the Tube’s 160th anniversary Evening Standard · Jan 10, 2023
The Leader podcast: Pop culture moments of 2022 revealed Shocking, surreal and slapstick moments of the year Evening Standard · Dec 30, 2022
The Leader podcast: Train ticket hacks and ‘passenger power’ Plus, Christmas rail strikes and New Year fares update Evening Standard · Dec 2, 2022
The Leader podcast: London’s most expensive train station £2.6bn upgrade for capital’s ‘giant rectangle of misery’ Evening Standard · Nov 30, 2022
The Leader podcast: ‘World’s biggest dinosaur’ roars into London Titanosaur cast at Natural History Museum bigger than Dippy Diplodocus Evening Standard · Nov 28, 2022
The Leader podcast: London Tube strike signals winter of discontent Plus latest on nurses’ walkout amid record NHS waiting lists Evening Standard · Nov 10, 2022
The Leader podcast: Mortgage and rent woe after Bank interest hike Impact on homes after steepest rate rise since 1989 Evening Standard · Nov 3, 2022
The Leader podcast: Rishi Sunak’s first PMQs examined As Prime Minister Rishi Sunak took on his first PMQs on Wednesday afternoon, he promised his government would make decisions that were “fair and compassionate”. Evening Standard · Oct 26, 2022
South Lanarkshire rural communities benefit from Scottish Government funding Over 11 community groups received funding Daily Record · Oct 20, 2022
The Leader podcast: Liz Truss ‘sorry’ but what about our bills? PM apologises for economy ‘mistakes’ Evening Standard · Oct 18, 2022
'We just want her back': family supports no body, no parole laws "We just want him to own up to what he did and give her back so we can lay her to rest." Newcastle Herald · Sep 21, 2022
Hunter toddler diagnosed with meningococcal amid awareness push Health authorities confirmed a toddler from the region had a confirmed case of meningococcal disease, one of the 15 cases across the state this year. Newcastle Herald · Sep 1, 2022
The Leader podcast: Millions of workers suffer ‘biggest pay cut since 1977’ UK workforce hit with sharpest fall in wages on record Evening Standard · Aug 16, 2022
New programme to support rural communities in Lanarkshire launched The Scottish Government programme will replace a previous initiative Daily Record · Aug 14, 2022
Evening Standard · Aug 8, 2022 The Leader podcast: Are we prepared for more wildfires? Wildfires might not have been something you would associate with London or the UK previously, but in 2022 times have changed.
Evening Standard · Jul 29, 2022 The Leader podcast: Kylie and Jason reunited for Neighbours finale Australian soap bows out after 8,903 episodes and 37 years - will you tune in?
Evening Standard · Jul 27, 2022 The Leader podcast: New cold war on heat? Russia’s Gazprom cuts EU gas Nord Stream 1 to cut Germany gas supply to 20%, citing turbine issues
Evening Standard · Jul 8, 2022 The Leader podcast: The Queen’s powers and Boris Johnson’s succession With the Evening Standard’s royal editor Robert Jobson.
Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2022 The Leader podcast: Buying a bargain house in London With slightly slowing price growth, where are the best deals?
Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2022 The Leader podcast: Will Met Police ‘special measures’ fix London crime wave? The Metropolitan Police has been handcuffed into ‘special measures’ by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary after a series of damaging scandals and “systemic failings” in the force’s work.
Evening Standard · Jun 21, 2022 The Leader podcast: London’s economy to take £120m hit amid strikes The worst train strikes in 30 years are going ahead this week, as members of the RMT Union take industrial action against plans to cut more than two thousand jobs, while calling for better pay.
Evening Standard · Jun 10, 2022 The Leader podcast | London 2050: ‘digital twins’ to keep transport moving In 2050, the population is predicted to have risen by well over a million people.
Evening Standard · May 19, 2022 The Leader podcast| Wagatha Christie: The Evidence, the Drama, the Clothes The legal teams have made their final statements; the judge has left the building to consider her verdict.
Evening Standard · Apr 1, 2022 The Leader podcast: The UK’s obsession with ancestry stories The UK’s obsession with history and more specifically with ancestry remains strong.
Evening Standard · Mar 28, 2022 The Leader podcast: What now for people in poverty? Less than a week after making his Spring Statement, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been defending his financial decisions today at a meeting of the Treasury Committee.