Evening Standard - April 12, 2024
Evening Standard - April 12, 2024
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April 12, 2024
New police investigation over Rayner house sale
POLICE announced today that they are investigating Angela Rayner over the controversy surrounding her house sale.
2 mins
Ian McKellen's remarkable feat of skill, swagger and stamina
THIS is a four-star, almost four-hour Falstaff â a condensed version of Henry IV parts one and two thatâs a luxurious feast for Ian McKellen and for audiences. Our greatest living classical actor attacks the part of the gluttonous, cowardly knight â one of the few male Shakespearean biggies heâs not previously ticked off â with relish and superb comic timing.
2 mins
Protests over Khan's record on tackling crime halt rowdy hustings in mayor vote
THE first London mayoral hustings had to be halted after Sadiq Khan faced repeated protests from an audience member over his record on tackling violent crime.
2 mins
Vengeful families of victims in fight for $100m after OJ's death
THE families of OJ Simpson's alleged victims are set to pursue his estate for more than $100million after the death of the former American superstar.
2 mins
The Gilbert and George guide to London life
They are East End legends, and two of the capitalâs greatest living artists â here they share their favourite spots from pubs to galleries to palaces
4 mins
Iran's threats could drag it into a five-front war
IRAN, the United States and Israel are still teetering on the edge of a wider regional war across the Middle East as Tehran continues to threaten vengeance for the Israeli strike on their mission in Damascus that killed two of its top generals.
1 min
After the Cass Review, we must not push trans youth into the online Wild West
EARLIER this year, I was leafing through a book shop and happened upon a new memoir by the writer Lucy Sante, I Heard Her Call My Name. It ticked many of my boxes.
3 mins
I wish we had London theatre culture in the States
Acclaimed American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins talks to Nick Clark about black out nights and Bake Off
4 mins
GDP edges up in February with end of UK recession now almost certain
THE UK economy is crawling away from recession but only âat a snailâs paceâ, with GDP rising by just 0.1% in February, official figures show today.
2 mins
McIlroy's a believer...if he can hang onto Scheffler's coat-tails
RORY McILROY believes he is still in the Masters hunt when play resumes at Augusta later today after shooting an opening round one-under par 71.
2 mins
Chandler back early to boost Quins as they face toughest of challenges
HARLEQUINS flanker Chandler Cunningham-South has recovered from his calf strain weeks ahead of schedule to return in time for tomorrow's Champions Cup quarter-final clash in Bordeaux.
1 min
It's Mission possible for McConnell with classy Irish raider
ENGLAND has the favourite in last yearâs winner Corach Rambler, while Gordon Elliott and Willie Mullins have eight runners each â but Grand National glory at Aintree just might be bound for Ireland, with Mahler Mission and John McConnell.
2 mins
Transfer failings are laid bare as West Ham hopes hang by thread
Missing in action: Paqueta and Emerson, both of whom will be suspended for the second leg, can only watch as Hofman fires home
2 mins
I'm surprised by Arsenal's evolution...and Rice has been key to that
IT HAS been 20 years since Arsenal last won the title, but Cesc Fabregas believes his former club are on the right track to return to the glory days of Arsene Wenger.
3 mins
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