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Biden to greet the families of drone victims as questions grow over response
THE remains of three US soldiers killed in a drone attack in Jordan will arrive back in America today as questions remained over how Washington will respond to their deaths.
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February 02, 2024
Evening Standard
Blairs, Elton John and Susanna Reid join Garraway in final goodbye to husband Draper
SIR Tony Blair and Sir Elton John were among the mourners as TV presenter Kate Garraway said a final goodbye to her husband Derek Draper.
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February 02, 2024
Evening Standard
Fawlty's back... on West End stage!
The Germans to feature in special two-hour show written by Cleese
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February 02, 2024
Evening Standard
Heat on Starmer and Reeves as they go cold on £28bn green agenda
SIR Keir Starmer and shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves are under attack from within Labour circles as they turn increasingly chilly towards the party’s flagship environmental policy in an election year.
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February 02, 2024
Evening Standard
ENGLAND NAME EXCITED BASHIR FOR TEST DEBUT
CAPTAIN STOKES BACKS ROOKIE TO SEIZE CHANCE AS ANDERSON RECALLED FOR SECOND CLASH WITH INDIA
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Udogie finds his range as Tottenham hit the bullseye during darts grudge match
NO player embodies Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham as well as Destiny Udogie, who produced one of the strangest performances of the Premier League season in last night's win over Brentford.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Teen star Littler unfazed ahead of 'big boys' league' debut
And last year's world champion Michael Smith summed it up succinctly: \"There's only one name on people's lips and it's not mine.\" Luke Littler makes his first competitive outing on British soil since his fairytale run to the World Championship Final tonight on the first day of the Premier League Darts in Cardiff.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Streetwise Bashir has X factor to become an instant hit
ANOTHER DAY, another insight into the world of this England's selection policy. We knew, of course, about the hunches and the punts, the releasepoints and the straight-to-the-points. Ashes, Moeen? Lol.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
BT gets off to flying start with new boss
BT investors will be hoping Allison Kirkby's first day as CEO is a sign of things to come after the telecoms group's shares rallied 2% in the FTSE 100 index.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Shell sparks new row with 23bn investor bonanza
PROFITS at Shell fell back sharply last year from Ukraine war-boosted record levels, but the UK’s biggest energy firm stoked fresh controversy today with another bumper payout for investors.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Idiots who believe in conspiracy theories - what could possibly go wrong?
EVERYONE is entitled to an opinion, however stupid. And no country, community or generation has a monopoly on stupidity. In the Eighties there was a successful public information campaign to combat the spread of Aids with the catchphrase “Don’t die of ignorance”. If it were possible to actually die of ignorance, Britain would be as underpopulated today as it was after the Black Death.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Gen Z would rather eat yoghurt than fight, but can you blame us?
IM GOING to war? For Rishi Sunak? Give yer' 'ead a wobble! I've got things to do!\" So said 23-year-old TikToker Charley Marlowe in a widely shared video she posted to the platform over the weekend. \"I'm gay,\" she continued, with her Mancunian lilt.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Bedside reading for Sir Keir? Blair’s book
SIR Tony Blair has written a book on political leadership, to be published in September. The former prime minister says he has written the manual for government he wishes he had been able to read when he came to power.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Meet the family leading the psychedelic revolution
Amanda Feilding has been at the forefront of psychedelic science for more than halfa century. Now her sons are
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Our call: young Londoners need help from all sides
THE Evening Standard today called for politicians from all sides to work together to boost the mental health and life chances of young people in London.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Call the midwife to save this lazy show
CALL the Midwife star Helen George makes a poised return to the West End stage in an otherwise lacklustre production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s problematic musical.
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February 01, 2024
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There’s no justice... family hits out at one-year term for trip death teenager
THE family of a retired electrician who died after being tripped from behind today called for a change in the law after his teenage attacker was given just 12 months behind bars.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Attacker threw girl to floor like doll before spraying her mother
AMANHUNT was under way today after a mother and her two daughters, aged three and eight, were doused with a corrosive substance in a \"targeted\" attack which saw 11 people taken to hospital.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
Robbie: I’m not sad about Barbie snub
... but Gerwig pulled offa once in a lifetime film and deserves an Oscar
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February 01, 2024
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Labour on new City offensive with 25% tax pledge to bosses
LABOUR promised today to cap corporation tax at its current rate of 25 per cent if it wins power this year, as the party wooed big business with vows of sound economic stewardship.
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February 01, 2024
Evening Standard
SPURS REBUILD 'NOT WHERE IT NEEDS TO BE'
POSTECOGLOU SAYS CLUB IS STILL IN BUILDING PHASE’ OF TRANSFORMATION AND REMAINS WAY BEHIND BIG THREE
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
Toney would add bite to Spurs side missing Son
TOTTENHAM were seconds away from having Heung-min Son back for Saturday's game at Everton but South Korea's 99th-minute equaliser and subsequent win on penalties against Saudi Arabia last night booked their place in the Asian Cup quarter-finals, ensuring he will be away a little longer.
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
GSK smashes targets after Haleon spin-off
TWO of Europe's biggest pharma companies today smashed their earnings targets and unveiled strong sales forecasts amid a surge in demand for new treatments.
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
Finding a DIY solution to London's hot housing market
Architects Alexander Hills and Anthony Engi Meacock joined forces and resources to carve out a clever self-build house from a dilapidated old garage. Cat Olley gets a tour of the unique space
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
Future new-build hotspots for stretched buyers
We've been building the wrong’ homes and sales are dipping so where should first-time buyers look now, asks Anna White
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
Pimlico is by far London's best area, but should I even be telling people this?
I''M not being funny but... I love Pimlico. Contrary to what some people who read my column each week seem to believe, I am a Londoner through and through.
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
Pimlico is by far best area, but should I even be telling people this? London's
I''M not being funny but... I love Pimlico. Contrary to what some people who read my column each week seem to believe, I am a Londoner through and through. I think because I was born and raised here, I get quite protective over my home
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
It's now the battle of the senile in the race for the White House
WHEN Joe Biden launched his 2024 campaign for reelection, the New York Post scoffed, \"Americans say... He's already lost it\". The notion that the oldest president in US history is suffering from cognitive decline is well-entrenched.
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
Chef Tee hoping it's third time lucky
515 Wandsworth Road, SW8 4NY. Meal for two plus drinks about £60. Open Tuesday to Saturday from noon-11pm and Sunday from noon-9pm; paradisecoveldn.com
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January 31, 2024
Evening Standard
How can London's grassroots gig scene be saved?
Almost a quarter of the capital’s small music venues say they’re at risk of closure. It is crucial we protect them, industry experts tell Robert Dex
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