Military experts said the flood of water could destroy some Russian defences but also hamper the long-awaited Ukrainian counter-offensive
Average rate on two-year fix rose from 5.72 per cent to 5.75 per cent on Tuesday
Apple’s Vision Pro has been revealed, and The Evening Standard was first in line for a go. Here are our thoughts...
Phillip Schofield’s admission of an affair with a This Morning runner unleashed a torrent of allegations about a toxic work environment and trouble at the top of ITV. Stephen Armstrong reports on a channel in turmoil
From charming inns in California to uber-chic Italian palazzos, Rosalyn Wikeley speaks to some of the capital’s leading taste-makers to discover their favourite hidden gems
Taylor Swift and Matty Healy have reportedly split after two months
As Carrie Bradshaw emails old flame Aidan in And Just Like That... Martha Alexander warns that ‘Hey Stranger’ messages are rarely as romantic as they seem. Though if you do feel so inclined? Read on
Troubled Exiles face falling into administration on another dark day for English rugby
From concerts, to exhibitions, to talks, to workshops, London has a full roster of events to celebrate 75 years of British-Caribbean culture
We’re already planning for a summer of music
During Pride month, why not watch one of these incredible films?
Phillip Schofield’s admission of an affair with a This Morning runner unleashed a torrent of allegations about a toxic work environment and trouble at the top of ITV. Stephen Armstrong reports on a channel in turmoil
Body-altering and debilitating, it’s a disgrace we still prescribe the same Pill that’s been around since the Sixties
From new clubs to old favourites, Mike Daw peeks behind the door at London’s most hidden-away hotspots
Chefs Emily Dobbs and Johnnie Collins will oversee a seasonal, veg-focused menu at Lórian
Critics cooking include Giles Coren, Grace Dent, Tom Parker Bowles and the Standard’s own David Ellis
Unsure of how best to help your teen navigate the new educational landscape? Then it’s time to speak to an expert, writes Julie Henry
London parents love a tutor but for families who can’t afford one, there are other players offering support
Volunteer Police Cadet Izzy Akrami on the ways the Met Police programme helped him realise his capabilities and gave him a springboard to the future
Five areas along the route where prices remain well below the London average
Portuguese-Goan cook and baker Crystelle Pereira was born and bred in Canons Park. Here’s why it continues to feel like home
From Tottenham to Tooting, most of the capital’s housing stock is Victorian, a design challenge for modern Londoners. Here’s how to update dark, cramped layouts for 21st-century living
After staring down the virus in intensive care, Nicole Holcroft-Emmess spent half a year just trying to breathe. Then she discovered the ‘Cure’ at Austria’s famed Mayrlife centre...
The model and activist Adwoa Aboah feels the burn when dining at Kiln, belts out the hits at the K-Hole and would love a drag race (the car version) around Park Lane
About as portable as a decently sized television can be, but still extremely niche
The update addresses an issue that has caused both hilarity and frustration over the years
These podcasts cover topics from mental health and LGBTQ+ history, to raising families and romance
This dead space is perfect for storage
One reviewer said they saw ‘almost instant’ results
Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
