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International Dog Day 2022: ES staff best, cutest, funniest pictures of furry friends

From 16 months to 16 years old—meet the Evening Standard staff’s cutest pooches this International Dog Day

Evening Standard

Suspected gas explosion which killed girl ‘an accident waiting to happen’

Sahara Salman, four, died after a terraced house collapsed in Galpin’s Road, Thornton Heath, in the southern borough of Merton, on Monday.

The Independent UK

How Chelsea could line up with Frenkie de Jong as Thomas Tuchel eyes flexible formations

Chelsea have already spent heavily in the summer transfer market as Thomas Tuchel looks to rebuild his squad.

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Influencers in revolt — is the Instagram bubble finally about to burst?

Instagram’s bid to compete with its younger rival TikTok has led to a major backlash and a crisis of confidence at the Silicon Valley behemoth. Could a new focus on London revive the fortunes of the ailing platform? Giulia Crouch talks to Meta insiders

Evening Standard

Lorraine Kelly replaced by Christine Lampard on her show

Ranvir Singh is also scheduled to fill in for Lorraine over the next month

Liverpool Echo

Kate Garraway to extend Good Morning Britain break as Derek Draper remains in hospital

Derek is reportedly now back in hospital after taking a "very serious turn for the worse"

Liverpool Echo

London’s Olympic boroughs among worst for childhood obesity in England

London’s Olympic boroughs have seen childhood obesity rates soar to some of the highest in the country in the decade since the Games, analysis by the Evening Standard reveals on Wednesday.

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Boris Johnson and the Lebedevs: how I exposed the prime minister’s defining scandal

The ties between the PM and an ex-KGB officer, first revealed in the Observer three years ago, could be Johnson’s lasting legacy

The Guardian - UK

The Leader podcast: What will dominate the live Tory leadership debates?

The Evening Standard’s Deputy Political Editor David Bond explains how significant the TV debates will be

Evening Standard

So, what’s the story? Your chance to find a new audience in 1,000 words

New chapter: Bea Carvalho of Waterstones with Stories Festival runners-up Sara Hamdan and Louise Floyd at the Stories Festival 2021 launch party

Evening Standard

Evening Standard’s losses climb to nearly £70m over five years

Evgeny Lebedev’s London freesheet reports £14m loss for last year as Covid continues to hit advertising

The Guardian - UK

Thomas Tuchel makes Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar transfer decision amid Chelsea's Raphinha blow

With Raphinha now set to sign for Barcelona, Thomas Tuchel will have to look elsewhere in the transfer market should he want to bring another attacker in alongside Raheem Sterling

Football London

Labour promise free clubs for all to combat ‘crippling’ childcare cost

Funding for breakfast and after school should be provided for all children to combat the "crippling" costs of childcare, Labour has said.

Evening Standard

The Leader podcast: The Queen’s powers and Boris Johnson’s succession

With the Evening Standard’s royal editor Robert Jobson.

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How the Mirror exposed Partygate and the lies that brought Boris Johnson down

Pippa Crerar gives an insight into the Mirror's coverage of Boris Johnson and the scandals that have unfolded during his office, which eventually led to his resignation as Prime Minister

Football London

Edu adds Raphinha transfer alternative to Arsenal shortlist as £11m exit edges closer

All the latest Arsenal transfer rumours as manager Mikel Arteta looks to bolster his squad in the summer transfer window

Evening Standard

How Arsenal could line up next season with Gabriel Jesus, Lisandro Martinez and Fabio Vieira

Arsenal are embarking on another summer of serious spending as Mikel Arteta continues to build a squad capable of challenging near the top of the table.

Evening Standard

Evening Standard trainees take part in London apprenticeship showcase

Evening Standard trainees took part in a two-day showcase on apprenticeships at Guildhall in London this week.

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New Covid variants emerge as cases rise and Government 'keeping an eye on them'

The latest wave is being driven by the newer variants BA.4 and BA.5, which now make up more than half of all new Covid-19 cases in England, new data shows

Evening Standard

‘I got my dream role. I’m finally in the right place’

Through our Skill Up Step Up campaign the Evening Standard pledged to get 1,000 unemployed young Londoners into work. David Cohen speaks to two successful candidates

Evening Standard

How to be a CEO: AXA’s UK&I CEO and how to win £25,000 for your business

We sit down with AXA’s UK&I CEO Claudio Gienal to talk about his career at one of the world’s biggest insurance companies, and their research into the post-pandemic landscape for SMEs.

Evening Standard

Rethink opposition to school-run traffic limit, parents tell council

It comes as the Evening Standard launched a major campaign, Plug It In, to highlight the benefits and explore the challenges of the capital going electric

Evening Standard

Commuters face £1.5m season tickets hit during next week’s rail strikes

Workers who won’t be traveling across June 21, 23, and 25 could lose the equivalent of almost £9 a journey

Evening Standard

Why we are calling for an electric revolution

The Evening Standard has launched an exciting and timely campaign, Plug It In. The goal is no less ambitious than to transform our city and how we get around it.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan: I’m backing the Plug It In campaign because we need a green revolution

We should all be proud of how London is leading the electric vehicle revolution. Last year 20 per cent of all new vehicles registered in London were plug-ins — either battery electric or plug-in hybrid EVs. Last month our city also passed the milestone of 10,000 electric vehicle charge points, a…

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