Investment bank, back office and technology jobs are set to be axed in London after UBS swallowed up Credit Suisse
Meeting comes amid heightened tensions between China and the West
Alice Vinten says the force attracts bullies and “wrong-uns”
The Traitors’ finalist Wilfred Webster has lived in Enfield for four years. He explains why he’d never betray his friendly north London area
MCE is one of the biggest dating trends of the year, and acting as the star of your own life is a game-changer, says Lucy Holden
As he launches Cave Things at Dover Street Market this weekend, Nick Cave spoke to Ben Cobb (via WhatsApp) on all things Love Island, taking inspiration from Bret Easton Ellis, switching off with wife Susie and even his favourite emoji...
As ES Magazine launches its menswear issue today, seven editors share the style inspiration pinned to their mood boards...
The Silver Arrows are already facing up to another lost season after disappointing results in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia
The all-Premier League affair will decide who reaches the FA Cup semi-finals
Akhnaten is an eccentric kind of performance art, simultaneously gaudy and glamorous, mysterious and nonsensical
Yevonde: Life and Colour will exhibit over 150 works by the revolutionary artist
From power trousers and major shoulder pads to chic and sleek boardroom-ready denim, Chloe Street and Joe Bromley compile the ultimate seven-step guide to the best styles to try for spring
At these wallet-friendly Euro hotels, you’ll get buckets of style – without an eye-watering price tag, says Alicia Miller
Social media’s captains of stout tell David Ellis what to look out for on the hunt for a prized pour
From a new Italian wine bar to an orchestral world debut at Barbican, this is what to see and do in London this weekend.
Mum up to town? Clare Finney has a spot for everyone — no matter how fussy they may be
Former Education secretary was among speakers at a forum organised by the Evening Standard and campaign group WorldSkills UK
The Government needs to do more to help the greening of the auto industry, says Mike Hawes, of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
Polestar is on a mission to take the carbon out of car-making ‒ but this means all 50,000 individual components that make up a car would need to be carbon neutral. So is the Polestar 0 Project doomed from the start?
Special for 300th anniversary of St Paul’s designer’s death
The capital is unaffordable, precarious and joyless for too many people, mostly thanks to our dysfunctional housing provision. London’s eminent property experts tell us how to fix the market
Unusually, the Spring Budget did not contain any housing market announcements
The house was combined with the two neighbouring buildings in 2017 to create a 15,000sq ft mega mansion
Tired of being asked what gay dads do on Mother’s Day, gay dad Stu Oakley wonders if there’s still a place for rewarding hyper-gendered parenting
The German automotive brand collaborates with the Italian fashion house on an immersive show
From Peckham romcom Rye Lane to Mia Goth spilling the blood in Pearl, these are the hottest films hitting cinema screens this week
YouTube removes ban two-years after concerns the former president had broken platform’s rules
Could AI help you secure the perfect job, by writing your CV and cover letters?
These are the hot-off-the-press launches to know
Make your house a home for half the price
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