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OPINION - Rishi Sunak's 'comeback narrative' collides with economic reality

"Was in the slow lane. Still in the slow lane. Will remain in the slow lane." The laconic words of Jonathan Prynn, the Standard's business editor, summarising (off the record but oh well) today's report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which forecasts that the UK will be…

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London mayoral election: 15 memorable moments in the race for City Hall

From Susan Hall admitting she was a ‘raver back in the day’ to doughnuts bearing Sadiq Khan’s face, Ross Lydall looks back at the highlights from the 2024 mayoral race

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Standard Chartered beats UK banks thanks to Asian focus

STANDARD Chartered showed off the benefit of its focus on Asian markets today with a jump in trading income as clients took a more “risk on” approach to investing.

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Netflix will automatically serve users ads if on this ad-free plan

Brits on the Basic tier will be switched to the cheaper ad-supported plan unless they cancel or pay more

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Our pick of 7 of the best original Apple TV+ shows, from Slow Horses to The Morning Show

Looking for something excellent to watch this week? Why not try one of these gripping shows

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Turner Prize at 40: is it still relevant? ...The Standard podcast

Plus! Cash-strapped Southbank Centre ‘mulls name sale to fund repairs’

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Do you need a TV licence to watch Netflix? BBC sends mixed signals as streamer launches live shows

The picture is not altogether clear if viewers of the upcoming boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul should pay the annual levy

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Sadiq Khan: 'Mould sensors' in London's rental homes could hold bad landlords to account

The latest campaign pledge from the Labour mayor comes just eight days before Londoners go to the polls

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Two horses bolt through central London pursued by police after 'hitting vehicles'

WARNING: Article contains footage some readers may find distressing

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Driver 'could lose job' after travelling nearly 30mph above speed limit on A20 due to 'inadequate' signage

Scott Paczensky was travelling at nearly 70mph as he did not realise the speed limit had changed on the A20

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Hilton chef turns chicken guts into à la carte dishes to stop food waste

Paul Bates says there’s no part of an animal that cannot be eaten

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David Tennant and Cush Jumbo's acclaimed Macbeth heads to the West End

Max Webster’s haunting, sell-out production returns this autumn

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Water bills hike warning...and why you should never swim the Thames ...The Standard podcast

Plus! Lifeguard on danger of Mayor Sadiq Khan’s “swimmable” river plan

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Plans for skyscraper metres from Britain’s oldest synagogue in City of London sparks hundreds of complaints

The UK's oldest synagogue could have to shut if plans to build a new tower block are approved, a rabbi previously warned

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Susan Hall election campaign van breaches Ulez rules

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

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OPINION - The Standard View: Mark Rowley and the Met have hard questions to answer

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…

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OPINION - The Standard View: Susan Hall narrows the gap on Sadiq Khan

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…

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Tributes as Standard City ace Chris Locke dies at 66

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

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'I think about it every day': Rylan Clark reveals what is on his bucket list

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

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OPINION - The Standard View: The polls are bad for Rishi Sunak — and could get even worse

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.

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Vulnerable man, 69, found dead in tent after escaping from mental health appointment

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

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Courtney Love Says Taylor Swift Is "Not Important" and "Not Interesting as an Artist"

Wow, saying that is... a choice.

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Superdry founder insists 'I love this company' as he puts in £10m to save business

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

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StreetSmart raises record-breaking sum for the homeless, with more than £1million donated by diners

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

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'Inconceivable': Hundreds of Barnet residents face paying up to £23,000 to reclad ex-council homes over fire risk

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

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