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The 10 best bars of 2025, from Tabac to Dante

The Standard’s bar columnist Josh Barrie recalls fluffy Garibaldis and his first ‘austerity measure’

Evening Standard

From Casablanca to Rabat: Why northern Morocco is the place to book for a 2026 spring getaway

Less hustle, more horizon – Claudia Baillie trades chaotic souks for coastal air, creative cities and dramatic landscapes

Evening Standard

Nadia Fall on troublemaking and inspiring hope at the Young Vic

Artistic Director of the Young Vic, Nadia Fall, tells us about her rebellious vision and why theatres are ‘anti-fascist spaces’

Evening Standard

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David Ellis's 12 favourite restaurants of 2025, from Martino's to Eel Sushi Bar

The Standard’s restaurant critic on the very best of everything he ate this year

Evening Standard

Trump Caught 'Napping' On Duty — And Karoline Leavitt's Defence Only Makes It Worse

President Donald J. Trump appeared to nod off during a televised Cabinet meeting — a moment seized upon by critics even as Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt insists he was fully focused and in control.

International Business Times UK

“When he gave the family car back, his father tried to sell it as ‘formerly driven by Frank Zappa’”: The background that gave rise to music’s most eclectic iconoclast, by his wife and son

He developed his own form of expression at 9 years old, taught himself to compose music at 11, and hated the Summer Of Love, drugs and lack of effort. Here’s why there’s no such thing as an ex-Zappa fan

Louder

David Ellis reviews Crisp Pizza at the Marlborough: Only you know if it is worth a five-hour wait

Life is fleeting and this is a city not short of pizza, says David Ellis, but there is only one Crisp

Evening Standard

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What to drink at Christmas: Douglas Blyde's festive guide to the very best buys

Good times by the bottle, according to Douglas Blyde

Evening Standard

White House defends Trump’s ‘HANG THEM’ repost in rant calling for death to members of Congress over military remarks

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused the Democratic legislators of attempting to undermine Trump’s authority over America’s armed forces

The Independent UK

India delays climate pledge, pressures rich nations on funding at UN climate talks

India is unlikely to submit its climate pledge before the end of the United Nations climate summit this week, raising concerns about its influence on global climate change efforts

The Independent UK

Restaurants worth travelling for: High Grange, Devon

When is a restaurant not a restaurant? When it’s High Grange. Dan Cullen-Shute reports

Evening Standard

Photos of the aftermath of devastating floods in remote Alaska Native villages

Uncertainty looms over the future of remote Alaska Native villages devastated by the remnants of Typhoon Halong last month. Some evacuees express doubts about ever returning to their traditional lifestyles, while other residents remain.

The Independent UK

“To my knowledge, no one else has tried a project like this”: Reinier Zonneveld is playing B2B with an AI clone of his “musical brain”

The Dutch DJ/producer is reimagining the future of live electronic performance with his R² AI technology. We find out how he does it

MusicRadar

Spandau Ballet on the Blitz club, Bowie and turning the world Technicolour

With an early years box-set coming out and a Blitz club exhibition at the Design Museum, Martin Kemp and Steve Norman remember the vibrant scene that birthed Spandau

Evening Standard

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David Ellis reviews Le Relais De Venise: London’s busiest bistro is best left in the past

Tourists flock to it, but quite why is unclear

The Independent UK

Press insignia becomes a rallying cry for peace as activists call for an end to the war in Gaza

Stickers replicating the ‘Press’ insignia worn by journalists to identify them in the field became a rallying cry for peace at a rally in Nazareth

The Independent UK

How Hurricane Katrina shaped these New Orleans educators

Hurricane Katrina changed New Orleans' education system forever, creating the first all-charter school district in the U.S. The Associated Press spoke with three survivors about their experiences

Evening Standard

David Ellis reviews Paulie's: New York pizza for £5 a slice? Fuhgeddaboudit

A pizza joint offering proof there’s American culinary life beyond the Hard Rock Cafe

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“Grunge was taking off, and yet we were having our two biggest albums. It makes me wonder how well they’d have done had they been out in 1987”: The turbulent story of Lillian Axe, the 80s hard rock band who were too good for hair metal

Cult US hard rockers LIllian Axe should have been way bigger than they were

Reason

Trump, Who Wants To 'Straighten Out the Press,' Sues The Wall Street Journal Over 'Fake' Epstein Letter

Whatever the merits of this particular defamation claim, the president has a long history of abusing the legal system to punish constitutionally protected speech.

Euronews

Trump diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency after checks for lower leg swelling

According to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, the condition common in older adults occurs when little valves inside the veins that normally help move blood against gravity gradually lose the ability to work properly.

Metal Hammer

“Solitary confinement marks you. It tortures your soul. You’re living day-by-day in fear and uncertainty”: This is what it’s like to be jailed by a repressive regime for playing in a metal band

Confess frontman Nikan Khosravi was imprisoned by the Iranian authorities for being a metal fan

MusicRadar

“When you went record shopping 20 years ago everything sounded completely different, but now it feels like there’s a blueprint for electronic music that’s been set in stone – and it becomes boring”: Adam Beyer on the evolution of modern dance music

Derailed by DJing and parenthood, Swedish techno titan Adam Beyer makes a triumphant return to the studio with Explorer Vol. 1 – his first album for more than two decades

Latin Times

Apps Tracking ICE Raids Become a Digital Lifeline for Immigrants Seeking To Avoid Crackdowns

ICEBlock app has been thrust into the spotlight this week after White House Press Secretary alleged it was "painting a target on federal law enforcement officers' back"

Metal Hammer

“The English press used to call us ‘hate metal’. It fit the music”: How Kreator made Pleasure To Kill, the vicious 80s classic that put German thrash on the map

Kreator’s second album, Pleasure To Kill, proved that America didn’t have the monopoly on thrash

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