Moment woman, 84, with dementia is mugged yards from her home in east London CCTV footage shows Katherine Stockdale, 84, being targeted yards from her home in Poplar on Saturday Evening Standard · Jan 29
The Standard podcast: Will a £250 ground rent cap help homeowners? In their election manifesto, Labour promised to tackle unregulated and unaffordable ground rent charges. So, is a £250 pound cap on ground rent real progress for homeowners? Evening Standard · Jan 27
Take That’s Mark Owen says BRIT Awards are in 'good hands' as ceremony moves to Manchester The trio spoke to The Standard at a special screening of the band’s forthcoming Netflix documentary ahead of the ceremony next month Evening Standard · Jan 27
The Standard podcast: 'It’s not a question of if, but when' – Tom Tugendhat on Iran's protests In today’s episode of The Standard podcast, chief political correspondent Rachael Burford speaks to former security minister Tom Tugendhat MP Evening Standard · Jan 26
Jason Statham says he no longer gets 'nervous' before action films as he reveals surprising London ‘shelter’ between roles The British actor, 58, spoke with The Standard at the UK premiere for his new film, Shelter, where he was joined by long-time partner Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Evening Standard · Jan 21
The Standard podcast: Our 2026 travel hot list Blue Monday is behind us – and January is often the best time to book a holiday. Evening Standard · Jan 21
Pensioner who saved the Freedom Pass: Londoners may face another fight to protect their travel freebie More than 88,000 people signed petition calling for travel concession used by 1.2m Londoners to be safeguarded but battle may not be over Evening Standard · Jan 20
Tell Me Lies stars Grace Van Patten and Jackson White on the emotional toll of filming season 3's most harrowing scene Grace Van Patten and Jackson White open up to The Standard about the difficulties of filming intense scenes in Tell Me Lies, reflecting on the show's boundary-pushing moments Evening Standard · Jan 18
Exclusive: Laila Cunningham says women in burkas need to be searched Nigel Farage’s London mayoral candidate tells The Standard podcast: ‘I don't think in an open society people should cover their face. It provides a cloak of anonymity for criminals’ Evening Standard · Jan 16
Freedom Pass saved! Labour councils block threat to free travel for over-65s in London The sensational development comes a week after The Standard revealed that a review of the scheme had been requested Evening Standard · Jan 14
Who is Reform's Laila Cunningham, and what would London look like with her as mayor? Reform UK has named the Westminster councillor as its London mayoral candidate – but who is she, and what does she stand for? Evening Standard · Jan 7
Cheryl fans claim singer's been 'hacked' as mystery track appears on Spotify seven years after last release Spotify confirmed to The Standard that the song and artist have been removed from the British popstar’s profile after the fan discovery Evening Standard · Jan 6
Kenya’s ‘night running’: how a rural ritual with links to witchcraft became an urban staple In parts of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, it is not uncommon to hear of individuals who run naked at night. They cause trouble and instil fear in the neighbourhood. They throw stones on rooftops, make animal noises, bang on windows and doors, and chase night travellers. The Conversation · Dec 31, 2025
New Year, real life: how to set goals when you’re exhausted and time-poor The Law of Attraction Changed My Life host Francesca Amber on why you don’t need more time—just a new mindset—and how to start 2026 in the chaos Evening Standard · Dec 29, 2025
Evening Standard · Dec 23, 2025 Alison Hammond says she finally feels ‘settled, happy and confident in who I am’ EXCLUSIVE: As she reflects on a year that also saw her turn 50, the presenter says she is ‘stronger than I sometimes give myself credit for’ and has learned that joy does not need to be rushed
Evening Standard · Dec 23, 2025 The Standard podcast: Fury as ‘secret courts’ hand out warrants for energy firms to break into homes Listen here on your chosen podcast platform.
Evening Standard · Dec 22, 2025 Fresh fury over 'secret courts' handing out warrants for energy firms to break into homes The Chief Magistrate is investigating after concerns about the utility warrant system were uncovered by The Standard
Evening Standard · Dec 20, 2025 Inside London’s crippling court delays as Labour moves to cut back jury trials Labour is bringing the axe down on jury trials, but people in court tell a different story of where the chronic delays come from
Evening Standard · Dec 18, 2025 Sir Ian McKellen lends his support as Number One Apple Peeler, as our Winter Appeal passes £2.6M “Without places like this, I would be starving.” Ian McKellen and Evgeny Lebedev visit a doughty project getting life-saving fresh food from a funded partner of our appeal
Evening Standard · Dec 16, 2025 Bondi Beach terror attack: 'Australia felt like a very safe place to be Jewish' Emily Hilton grew up around Bondi Beach. She speaks to The Standard following the ‘shattering’ terrorist attack targeting Australia’s Jewish community
Evening Standard · Dec 11, 2025 The Museum of Katherine Ryan: comedian lists her Crouch End flat for £825,000 The three-bedroom apartment was Katherine Ryan’s first property purchase, and the place where she raised her daughter
Evening Standard · Dec 11, 2025 Three die in north London borough from new synthetic opioid as expert warns: 'We are staring into the abyss' Cychlorphine is thought to be 100 times stronger than heroin
Evening Standard · Dec 9, 2025 Vigilante black belt takes down 'sex attacker' in London street weeks after tackling Tube pickpocket suspect Ivan Skoko, 29, uses martial arts skills to take fighting crime in ‘out of control’ London into his own hands
Evening Standard · Dec 8, 2025 Exclusive: Londoners face 5.8% rise in Tube fares despite national rail tickets price freeze Mayor says it is ‘fair’ that TfL fares increase above inflation in return for £2.2bn of Government investment
Evening Standard · Dec 3, 2025 BBC insists it WILL have commentators at the 2026 World Cup through whole tournament despite 'work from home' report Spokesperson tells the Standard the BBC will be commentating on site throughout next summer’s tournament in USA, Canada and Mexico