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The Yellow Bittern's Hugh Corcoran would do well to remember the world doesn't owe him a living

Through a bizarre and performative act of public self-pity, Hugh Corcoran’s tone-deaf appeal has infuriated Mike Daw

Evening Standard

No longer only a boys club, Hunter women turn to trades

Women are 'doing it and killing it.'

Newcastle Herald

Are the Royal Docks set to be the new King's Cross?

Earlier this year, Sadiq Khan launched a bid to transform the Royal Albert Dock with thousands of new jobs and homes, mimicking the successful regeneration of Granary Square. Ross Lydall reports

Evening Standard

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Marla Maples: 'Vice President? I’m open to serve my ex-husband Donald Trump in whatever way I can’

She would be forgiven for hating him — instead, she wants to join Trump’s campaign. In her first interview in eight years, she tells Joe Bromley why she doesn’t believe he’s guilty

Evening Standard

‘Our universities are complicit in Gaza — that must stop’: inside London's student protest camps

Following last month’s crackdowns on pro-Palestine student protests in America, a new wave of student campus occupations are springing up across the UK. We met activists at UCL, SOAS and Goldsmiths

Evening Standard

Why I live in Ealing: Figure skater Colin Grafton on enjoying 'a taste of the hustle bustle' in west London

When he’s not starring in Dancing on Ice, Colin Grafton can be found in Ealing. He shares what he loves about moving from Massachusetts to W5

Evening Standard

The rampant bike-jacking gangs terrorising London’s parks

Violent gangs on mopeds are increasingly targeting cyclists’ expensive racing bikes. Robbie Griffiths reports

Evening Standard

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Dame Sarah Connolly on Zarqa Al Yamama, the new opera bringing the Arab and Western worlds together

The pioneering production is based on an ancient pre-Islamic tale and has a global creative team - and it will be sung in Arabic

Evening Standard

Chelsea’s Todd Boehly vs the veterans: the development battle raging in London’s richest borough

The planned expansion of Stamford Bridge has enraged residents and leaves former soldiers facing eviction. So what’s really going on? Robbie Griffiths reports

Evening Standard

The 67th Evening Standard Theatre Awards: a glittering night with the brightest stars of London theatre

Nicole Scherzinger, Sam Mendes, Ian McKellen... the glamour quotient was off the scale

Evening Standard

My gruelling week as a biohacker

‘Hacking’ your body’s longevity through extreme treatments is the hottest wellness trend. Ralph Jones enters this world of ice baths and oxygen chambers

Evening Standard

The exodus to Kent! Why the chicest Londoners are decamping to the south east coast

The Garden of England has never been more chic — no wonder that people are moving there in their droves, says Ruth Bloomfield

Evening Standard

Meet Elliot Moss, the best chef you’ve never heard of

Elliot Moss serves meals that double as magic tricks. But his perfectionism risks leaving his family homeless, he tells David Ellis

Evening Standard

Uxbridge by-election — a kaleidoscope of loons, jokers and chancers

The circus has come to town! Or more specifically, to Uxbridge and South Ruislip, where the by-election to replace Boris Johnson has become a political funhouse. Robbie Smith heads into the madness

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‘Deletion has broken us’: how London’s kink scene is taking on Meta

Instagram has provoked outrage by deleting hundreds of sex-positive, queer and alternative lifestyle accounts. Abigail Moss reports from the community’s London protest

Evening Standard

No ceiling to what I can do: Skill Up Step Up campaign delivers job-winning skills for 400

David Cohen talks to some of the young Londoners who have reaped the rewards of our campaign

The Independent UK

Skill Up Step Up – Once jobless youths talk about how our campaign transformed their lives

‘I feel there is no ceiling on what I can do,’ says one youth who took part in the scheme

ABC News

How community supported agriculture is helping some Australians keep bills down as interest rates rise

As the cost of living soars, some people are growing their own fruit and vegetables as a community to help keep grocery bills down.

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Evening Standard

Gangs of London stars join volunteers to help people struggling through cost of living crisis

Stars of TV series Gangs of London gave out food parcels in east London as the cost-of-living crisis continues to hit UK households.

Evening Standard

Famed A-list haunt Julie’s closes its doors after 53 years

Agents Savills appointed to sell the Holland Park institution as owners retire

The Independent UK

Sara Cox backs our Christmas campaign: ‘The best use of your spare fiver is to give it to this appeal’

On the Breadline: ‘ If you can spare that few quid, donate it to this Christmas appeal - because you are changing live,’ says BBC Radio 2 presenter

The Independent UK

‘Kids can’t play on an empty stomach’: The football charity helping disadvantaged Londoners

On the Breadline: Bloomsbury Football works with around 5,000 children a week across London, Josh Salisburyreports

The Independent UK

Charity choir event raises more than £20,000 for our Christmas appeal

On The Breadline: Event at Conduit Club helped raise money for families struggling with cost of living

The Independent UK

Parents hit by bills crisis making ‘impossible choices between nappies and food’, charity warns

On The Breadline: ‘My daughter is having to deal with things way beyond her age. It breaks my heart,’ one mother tells campaigns editor David Cohen

Evening Standard

Unsafe as houses: ‘We lost over £40k in the Richmond House fire but the developers still aren’t paying up’

Just like Grenfell Tower, the Worcester Park development lacked adequate cavity barriers to prevent the spread of fire. It burnt down in 2019.

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