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It is a historic, albeit imperfect, agreement. For the first time, nations of the world have agreed to “transition away” from fossil fuels to avert the worst impacts of climate change.

Plus, Sunak tries to woo rebels ahead of Rwanda bill vote

The Soho House Collection curator reveals some of her favourite works in this new edition of our video series

If you think you had a suboptimal start to the day, just imagine: you could have scheduled a breakfast meeting with the European Research Group. The Prime Minister met Conservative backbenchers this morning to discuss their concerns with the emergency Rwanda legislation, which they say does not go “far enough…

Shares in big three brokers hit as pension funds and investment platform warned on fees and charges

Last week, the Standard published its official 50 best pubs list. But did it miss anywhere? Here, the rest of the team weigh in

As Tory party fractures, PM won’t like Mondays such as this

The Elizabeth line is swiftly becoming the Mesut Özil of public transportation. When it's on, one marvels at the skill, speed and precision delivery. When it isn't, one ends up stuck in a dark, freezing train carriage somewhere outside Old Oak Common with fellow passengers urinating on the seats.

The indie band follow in the footsteps of Florence and the Machine and Holly Humberstone

The business planning to turn a secret network of Second World War tunnels under Holborn into a major new visitor attraction has made the first preparations for a London stock market listing, the Standard has learned.

It is every Londoner’s nightmare. Thousands were trapped on Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express and Great Western Railway trains last night, many for as long as four hours, after a rail operator hit overhead powerlines in west London that are managed by Network Rail. Passengers on one train between Acton and…