Category: News
Prosecutors to decide if killer nurse Lucy Letby will.....
Letby (pictured) was convicted of seven murders and six attempted murders but a jury could not reach a verdict on six further coun...
Ladbrokes owner Entain warns over online gaming revenue...
The betting giant now expects annual group online net gaming revenues to be down by a ‘low single digit per cent’.
Amazon to invest up to $4bn in AI start-up Anthropic
Amazon Web Services lures Claude chatbot maker, which was valued at nearly $5bn earlier this year
A Strange Way of Life: Almodóvar’s latest short has ton...
Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke turn in good performances but they’ve got very little to work with in this weirdly dated portrait of ...
OPINION - Evening Standard Theatre Podcast: Pygmalion, ...
From an inspirational memoir on stage to a seminal play about young gay love, we’ve got it all
UK economy hit by ‘renewed signs of stress’ as growth s...
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsGreat British slowdown has hamstrung our economy – thinktankThe “Great B...
I found fox inside my home – I’m hoping it’s good luck...
Standing between the sofa and the bookcase he looked completely wrong and out of place. He knew it too.
Nadiya Hussain’s Q&A: “Some of my happiest moments happ...
The chef and television presenter on Alicia Keys, the joy of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! and escaping social media.
How the Islamic Republic colonised Iran
Protests against the regime are the beginnings of a national independence movement.
Jonathan Reynolds: “Labour governments shouldn’t be jud...
The shadow business and trade secretary on Sunak's net zero U-turn, schmoozing the private sector, and transforming the economy.
The postmodern theatre of the Ukrainian counter-offensi...
This was never a serious strategy for restoring Ukrainian sovereignty.
Assassination in Canada makes a mockery of the West’s a...
Justin Trudeau says he has evidence India was responsible, yet commentators tell him to be quiet in service of unity.
Mary Beard: “Learning to think should be destabilising”...
The historian on eviscerating Boris Johnson, making students cry, and why classics is “not just for posh people”.
How England lost the Hundred Years War
The final part of Jonathan Sumption’s epic history reveals the complacency that led to the end of English power in France.
