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The London Standard - February 05, 2026

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The London Standard Description:

Yayımcı: ESI-Media

Kategori: Newspaper

Dil: English

Sıklık: Weekly

The London Standard is a new weekly paper that brings together the newspaper qualities that audiences have read for almost two hundred years. Sharp opinion, analysis, interviews and deeply researched features will combine with ES Magazine’s core values of design, visual impact, luxury lifestyle content and relevance. With an insider’s feel it will offer an original, energetic take on everything London has to offer - the very best comment, consumer guides, business, fashion, food, travel, reviews, politics and the hottest places in London to enjoy the weekend..

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February 05, 2026

One to Watch

HOW DO YOU GO FROM PUTTING UP POSTERS IN PUB LOOS TO THE GAME OF THRONES UNIVERSE?

2 mins

'STARMER? SCARED OF ME. REEVES? WORSE THAN STUPID. STREETING? IMMORAL'

Green leader Zack Polanski is taking the fight to Labour with his brand of eco-populism — but while he's riding high in the polls, do his economic policies really stack up?

9 mins

HOW LONDON'S MEN GOT CAUGHT IN A BLIZZARD OF COCAINE

Work, the pub, alone at home — Londoners from all walks of life are using the class-A drug more than ever. Jordan Page investigates the capital's cocaine epidemic and why men are at the centre of it

7 mins

At last Westminster looks set to free our children from their social media cages

It has been a strange experience watching Westminster catch up with conversations parents have been having for years.

3 mins

Labour is extinguishing the spark that powers our brilliant food scene

Do you remember when British food was a bit of a laughing stock?

4 mins

Timothée Chalamet searches high and low for Cynthia Erivo in Mayfair while Jessie Buckley wins again

A wards season is kicking off, and what better way to ease the stars in than with the Critics' Circle Film Awards, a prestigious but low-key affair at the May Fair A Hotel where there is no paparazzi-filled red carpet.

1 mins

ALT-POP SUPERSTAR: THE MAXIMAL WORLD OF ASHNIKKO

A cult talent who has worked with Doja Cat, Lady Gaga and Billie Eilish, Ashnikko is now bringing her spectacular new show to London—and proving pop is at its best when it's weird. By Ali Shutler

5 mins

At the table How do I loathe thee? Let me count the ways

329. Not a favoured psalm, surah or sonnet, but we'll get to it.

3 mins

On the sauce Acounter proposal to old Mayfair

What I like most about Martin Kuczmarski's restaurants are that they are of a new Mayfair, one unbridled by sweaty old men who shop at Gant. Even if the sushi at Sexy Fish is better than you might expect, going isn't \"on trend\".

1 mins

Shakespeare's island is unrecognisable in the wake of this strange Tempest

Though his concept is not a total success, director and lead performer Tim Crouch unweaves Shakespeare's valedictory play in the candlelit wooden space of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse and remakes it into a rich and strange inquiry into power.

1 mins

Fix up, looksharp for some cold, hard murder on the dancefloor

If I say that Rupert Goold's revival of his hit electropop murder musical is full of surface gloss and chilly razzmatazz, I mean it as a compliment. Bret Easton Ellis's original novel was a slashing satire on 1980s consumerist capitalism, as lived by psychotic Wall Street banker Patrick Bateman.

2 mins

An alternate history of Ian Fleming's body on the beach

Operation Mincemeat is one of the better known operations of the Second World War, thanks to the film of the same name which was turned into an improbable musical.

1 mins

The weirdest, funniest family saga out there

In recent years, many column inches have been dedicated to the downtown New York literary scene and its hot twentysomething figureheads who are chronically online but also write autofiction and make zines in their spare time.

2 mins

A spectacular epic of swords and shoulder pads

Samurai is one of those words that vibrates with mystique, excitement and the suggestion of oceans of blood.

3 mins

Inside the lab where scientists want to rewrite our DNA from scratch

ARTIFICIAL BIOLOGICAL INTELLIGENCE COULD CHANGE HUMANITY FOREVER.

4 mins

Nutritional therapist Rhian Stephenson

The ARTAH founder gives herself a boost with creatine, uses exercise to reset and always remembers to just ... breathe

3 mins

Game on! Get your retro fix with this inventive no-frills device

From Stranger Things to Gladiators, we can't seem to get enough of 1980s culture at the moment.

1 mins

2026 is the year of fibremaxxing: is it just a nutty fad or scientific good sense?

Forget simply eating a balanced diet — we now face a revolving door of dietary advice that offers one-track answers to questions of nutrition.

2 mins

Celebrity house swap: who's buying from whom?

Liam, Noel, Gwynnie, Nicole... why do they all buy and rent from each other, asks Ruth Bloomfield

5 mins

Save without the sacrifice

CLEVER HACKS TO BOOST YOUR BANK BALANCE NO DENIAL NEEDED.

4 mins

Ace of base: the best new foundations to give your skin that polished glow

Reformulated classics, skincare-infused gems...here’s your ultimate guide

2 mins

GHANA WITH LOCAL HERO CHARLOTTE MENSAH

Food made with love at hole-in-the-wall chop bars, mountains of fresh fruit and nights soaking up the highlife sound draw the hair stylist back again and again

4 mins

A NEW CHARACTER ON THE FITROVIA BLOCK The Newman, London

There's been no shortage of mega-luxe hotel openings in London of late. But amid the five-star boom, a new boutique hotel with plenty of heart and soul has the potential to feel like a tonic.