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Van found by the Standard to be liable for the £12.50-a-day Ulez because it breaches the clean air zone's exhaust emission rules

The Met is still trying to contain the outrage from the Jewish community at its officers’ treatment of Gideon Falter, leader of the Campaign Against Antisemitism, nine days ago. Ministers, including the Prime Minister, have made clear their indignation. The Assistant Met Commissioner, Matt Twist, is to meet Mr Falter…

The gap is narrowing. An exclusive YouGov poll in the Standard puts Tory candidate Susan Hall on 27 per cent, up three points from February, while Mayor Sadiq Khan drops three points to 46 per cent. Neck-and-neck it isn’t, but a 19-point lead is less comfortable than 25 points, particularly if…

Locke first joined the Evening Standard in 1992 and served a total of 11 editors

EXCLUSIVE The question is, how will the already in-demand TV and radio presenter fit it all in

When Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister, his MPs hoped their new leader’s relative popularity would rub off on a discredited Tory brand. Instead, the reverse effect appears to be on display.

Sydney Piper was supposed to be under constant one-to-one care, but fled and was found in Epping Forest a month later

Wow, saying that is... a choice.

The company will delist from the stock market allowing Dunkerton to focus on retailing – and avoids the business falling into administration

It adds to the £13 million the charity has raised since it was founded more than a quarter of a century ago

More than 400 Barnet residents have been told they must pay between £14,000 and £23,000 to replace cladding which the council has identified as a fire risk