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Bankers would have flocked to Holland after Brexit were it not for the bonus cap, says Bunq CEO

British bankers would have flocked to the Netherlands were it not for the country’s bonus cap rules, the CEO of Dutch challenger bank Bunq has told the Standard.

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Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2023: Jenna Coleman and David Tennant among stars honouring stage talent

Awards on Sunday will celebrate the best productions and performances in the capital over the past 12 months

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Long-term sickness forcing people out of work and damaging economy, Labour warns

Shadow work and pensions minister Liz Kendall tells Standard that workers risk being 'written off' without support

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Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition winners meet Camilla and visit the Evening Standard

Queen praises 'brilliant' young writers who excelled in world's oldest international writing competition for schools

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OPINION - The Standard View: Freedom of speech must flourish for democracy's sake

Freedom of speech lies at the heart of British democracy. Indeed, without it, there isn’t much point in the other liberties. The freedom to say, write, think and at times shout is vital not just for newspapers, but for each and every one of us.

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World's largest trial into whether magic mushrooms can treat depression launched at London hospital

Scientists hail 'milestone' in mental health research as new site opens at Maudsley hospital in Camberwell

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Pete Doherty: his most revealing quotes, as The Libertines rocker is interviewed by Louis Theroux

Once one of indie-rock's most notorious rabble-rousers, Doherty now lives a relatively tranquil existence in Normandy with his wife and daughter

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Retailers increasingly trialling AI fashion models and virtual try-on tech

The fashion industry is considering generative AI to boost customer experience and product advertising, but will we soon be flooded by AI-driven imagery?

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'I feel illegal in this country': Thousands of parents of British children wait 12 months for visas

Visas for around 170,000 people, including parents of British children, are taking a year to process

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The Tourist season 2: what's happened so far in Jamie Dornan's BBC amnesia thriller?

In the thrilling first series, audiences were transported down under and into a perplexing mystery

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Bored of Heritage Cherry? The Gibson SG Standard just got a major facelift with six new Custom Color choices

Gibson’s other solidbody gets a fancy new coat – or rather six of them – with the expansion of the firm’s Custom Color options

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'Pushing us to the street': Refugee who slept in Peckham park for weeks among 500 needing a home since August

Successful asylum seekers are now given just seven days to find accommodation - pushing many to homelessness

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Former Tory Party chairman Greg Hands becomes minister for London after Paul Scully ousted

Paul Scully on Tuesday urged Rishi Sunak to take the capital seriously after he was fired from the Government in the Prime Minister’s Cabinet reshuffle

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London man Robert Dyer who died during hike in Jamaica repatriated to UK as family mourn 'amazing father'

Robert Dyer's son says his father's death is 'heartbreaking'

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Controversy over pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day - The Standard podcast

Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to take to the streets of London on Saturday to demand a ceasefire in Gaza.

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Shergold Telstar Standard ST14 review – don’t sleep on this new boutique-style solidbody, especially at this price

Styled somewhere between a Firebird and a Cabronita Telecaster, this is a mighty fine-looking new design from the ’70s Brit-brand – and at a very tempting price

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OPINION - The Standard View: London must unite in respect and tolerance

There is no bar to becoming a Londoner. You don’t need to be born here, pass a test or even play the Tube station game. But certain traits unite us. With nine million people living in an area of roughly 600 square miles, getting along with each other is something…

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OPINION - The Standard view: Suella Braverman is playing a dangerous game with community relations

The office of Home Secretary is fundamental to matters of law enforcement, national security and public order. Yet Suella Braverman is using her authority to play culture war with the most incendiary issue at the most explosive of times.

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Girl, 13, steals five phones in 24 hour crime spree in Hackney

The phones amounted to a total worth of £3,000

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The rise of the £1,000 meal in London

Seven years ago, only one London restaurant broke past the £150-a-head barrier. Now it's not unusual to see supper come in at £1000 for two. David Ellis and Ben McCormack explore why — and what it means for diners

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Emma Corrin's best roles, ranked, as the star transforms into a sleuth for A Murder at the End of the World

Next up the Golden Globe award-winning actor will play a hacker-turned-detective in Brit Marling's new thriller

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OPINION - The Standard View: Susan Hall doesn't hold back — now she needs to build bridges with voters

Susan Hall is not holding back. Indeed, anything else would be out of character. The Conservative candidate for Mayor set out her stall in an exclusive interview with the Standard, in which she makes major interventions on crime, women’s safety, pro-Palestinian marches and Ulez.

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I can beat Sadiq Khan, says Tory mayoral candidate Susan Hall

Exclusive: In interview with The Standard Susan Hall also calls for pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day to be banned

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Elizabeth line suffers more delays as passenger falls ill on train

TfL said there were severe delays between Whitechapel and Shenfield

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Caramac fans 'freaking out' as Nestle axes popular chocolate bar sparking stockpiling scramble

The caramel bars have been described as 'one of the unsung heroes of the confectionery aisle'

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