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On The Breadline: Evening Standard appeal hits £3million mark

Christmas cost of living appeal passes incredible milestone

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Princess of Wales backs our ‘vital’ On the Breadline appeal

Kate hails Standard’s drive to combat cost-of-living crisis

Evening Standard

Princess of Wales backs The Independent’s Christmas cost of living campaign

On The Breadline: ‘The money raised will make a real difference to communities and families’

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Duke of Westminster backs our Christmas cost of living appeal with £100,000 donation

On The Breadline: More than £2.6m now raised by The Independent’s Christmas cost of living appeal

The Independent UK

Duke of Westminster donates £100k to On The Breadline appeal as he says all children deserve healthy food

The Duke of Westminster has become the latest big donor to support the Evening Standard Christmas Appeal with a £100,000 donation from his Westminster Foundation “to help children in need in London have access to healthy food”.

Evening Standard

Britain summons China's ambassador over treatment of BBC journalist

Britain summoned China's ambassador on Tuesday to raise the treatment of a British journalist who, according to his employer the BBC, was assaulted by Chinese police while covering a protest in Shanghai.

Reuters

London Mayor unveils new charging strategy towards Net Zero 2030

Our city ‘on the road to success’, Sadiq Khan told audience at the Evening Standard’s Plug It In Summit

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Plug It In: London to see surge in ultra-rapid charging points for electric cars

London’s electric vehicle revolution was given a big boost on Thursday by plans for 100 new ultra-rapid charging points. Mayor Sadiq Khan said City Hall and Transport for London would release land near the capital’s Red Route main road network to increase the number of “on the go” chargers for…

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily podcast: Driverless EVs roaming London | Plug It In

As part of the Evening Standard’s #PlugItIn campaign, Tech & Science daily has spoken with autonomous vehicle company Wayve about the future of EVs in the city.

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On The Breadline: ‘I gave the last of my food to my daughter and tried to make it to dinner without eating. Next thing, I was in A&E’

The cost of living crisis is biting as never before with more facing stark choices. Read these harrowing accounts and join our appeal

Evening Standard

Support our campaign to tackle the cost of living crisis

On The Breadline: Back The Independent’s Christmas appeal as Comic Relief pledges £1m to help the disadvantaged. Campaigns editor David Cohen reports

The Independent UK

The Leader podcast: Education access Morocco | Let Girls Learn

In the Atlas Mountains, the journey to school isn't easy

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer: I will abolish House of Lords to ‘restore trust in politics’

Exclusive: Labour leader plans a new elected chamber after accusing successive Tory governments of handing peerages to ‘lackeys and donors’

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Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition winners meet Camilla and visit Standard’s new office

Buckingham Palace has hosted a reception for the winners of a global writing competition - who also enjoyed a tour of the Evening Standard’s new office.

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Where the Crawdads Sing on Netflix: What the critics had to say about Daisy Edgar Jones movie

‘It feels particularly farcical in the face of how the film’s sole Black characters are treated,’ Clarisse Loughrey wrote

Evening Standard

Watch: Inside the school funding crisis with Katie Strick

The National Association of Head Teachers says more than half of schools say they’ll go into deficit this academic year and nine out of 10 schools in England are expecting to have run out of money by the next school year. Separate research from survey app Teacher Tapp found that…

Evening Standard

Love Island’s Dami on cheating rumours: ‘Paige and I can’t be friends and she can’t comment on my posts’

Love Island’s Dami hits back at Paige cheating rumours

Evening Standard

Secret courts: apology over 1,000 cases held behind closed doors

Almost £120,000 in fines were handed out in secret court sessions

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Football London

Chelsea lead Real Madrid, Arsenal and PSG in transfer race for wonderkid branded 'next Neymar'

Chelsea are said to have notched ahead in the race to sign Brazilian wonderkid Endrick as Todd Boehly plots for the future, with the likes of Arsenal, Real Madrid and PSG also linked

Evening Standard

Mental health ‘emergency’ facing next generation of Londoners

Many young people are in the middle of an escalating mental health emergency and are “paralysed” by anxiety and fearful of the future, a landmark report has warned.

Football London

Real Madrid rival Graham Potter's dream £40m transfer as Chelsea risk midfield misery repeat

Chelsea are in need of a new midfielder with N'Golo Kante and Jorginho set to leave the club once their deals expire at the end of the season

Evening Standard

Good news: meet the London artist making lamps out of old Evening Standards

Emmely Elgersma has been working with papier-mâché for the past eight years - and discarded Evening Standards are her paper of choice.

Evening Standard

Children come into class hungry and they can’t concentrate, say teachers

Teachers have said some children are stealing from lunchboxes to stave off hunger

Evening Standard

Revealed: how top pension funds crashed even before gilts crisis

Around 85,000 people have seen the value of their pension funds halve this year

Evening Standard

The Standard View: End the lottery over free school meals

Ensuring every child has enough to eat at school is a moral imperative. It is also a benefit to wider society. A PwC study, seen exclusively by the Evening Standard and our sister paper, The Independent, finds that extending free school meals to all children in poverty in England would…

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