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This time we can make the Thames a proper highway

05.01.10

Through the heart of London, free of all the normal hold-ups, runs a six-lane highway, used to a mere fraction of its potential. In a report launched...
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Haringey sent child to live with Heathrow bomb plotter

11.09.09

Exclusive: The council at the centre of the Baby P scandal sent a foster child to live with the ringleader of the airline bomb plotters

Wife killer is already at work driving a minicab

09.09.09

The wife-killer allowed to take the Knowledge exam to become a black cabbie is already driving passengers on the streets of the capital

Wife killer set to become black cab driver cautioned for assault

04.09.09

A wife-killer who has been allowed to train as a London taxi driver was cautioned for assault less than three months ago, the Standard can reveal

Wife killer gets green light to drive black cab

02.09.09

Convicted killer and paranoid schizophrenic allowed to study 'the knowledge' to become black cab driver despite public safety fears

Greenwich Council decision is triumph of common sense over developers

28.08.09

Here are four words you don't much see, so make the most of them: God bless Greenwich Council

Paris is heading towards a driverless, strike-free and super-punctual metro. So why isn’t London interested?

17.08.09

Next year, the French capital’s equivalent of the Central line will be fully automated with no disruption to passengers

10 ways to avoid penalty fares on trains

12.08.09

Fines for not having the right ticket to travel are on the rise — but they are often not even legal. Andrew Gilligan reads you your rights

The propaganda newspapers

27.07.09

London's local newspapers are being squeezed out by a new breed of council freesheets. And it comes at a huge cost, says Andrew Gilligan

Come on Boris, show us what you're made of

16.07.09

Boris Johnson could be forgiven any annoyance at being attacked as a "do-little mayor" by Stephan Shakespeare, the man behind the pollster YouGov and...
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Police interview Mayor's aides in expenses inquiry

14.07.09

Police question Boris Johnson's chief of staff, Sir Simon Milton, and his chief spin-doctor, Guto Harri, as part of their investigation into the...
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Auditor condemns Ken aide in City Hall funding scandal

10.07.09

Serving GLA officials and Ken  Livingstone’s former race adviser, Lee Jasper, are condemned in an official report by the district auditor...
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Another deputy goes but Boris Johnson is still in trouble

25.06.09

The Mayor should not hope to diminish the Ian Clement scandal by announcing improvements to the Tube

15 TfL managers earn more than PM

19.06.09

The number of Transport for London managers earning more than £100,000 rose by a third in Boris Johnson's first year as Mayor, new figures out next...
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It may not achieve much — but Twitter is an act of faith

18.06.09

Its effectiveness in Iran is overrated but it is the belief in change that matters, and which is being spread online

Cuts can be made at the BBC so long as it's the managers

16.06.09

As a reporter for Channel 4's Dispatches, I make the kind of programmes which stand to gain from the "top-slicing" of the BBC licence fee proposed...
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London MP claims public money for Labour party HQ

29.05.09

London MP caught in a new expenses row after Evening Standard investigation finds she has been using taxpayers' cash to fund her constituency party

Victorian Greenwich market faces being turned into a ‘Bluewater’ site

28.05.09

The charity which owns most of central Greenwich is seeking planning permission to demolish the town’s historic market and replace it with a...
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For sale: City runaround, one careful owner

21.05.09

How would Arthur Daley have shifted this lot? A set of London’s bendy buses are up for sale — the first step of Boris Johnson’s pledge to eradicate...
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BNP threat at the polls is looking hollow

18.05.09

The backlash against the big parties is undeniable but it doesn't seem to be benefiting the BNP as much as you might think

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