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London paying price of cuts as one in ten is jobless

12.10.11
One in ten Londoners is out of work, shock figures have revealed - the worst unemployment rate since 1997... more

Back Britain and pay tax, millionaires!

18.08.11
If I were a tax-avoiding multimillionaire, I would look out of the Hyde Park penthouse that I was only allowed to live in 90 days a year and feel embarrassed... more

Muslim cricket star's anti-terror video message (with no spin)

22.03.11
Pakistani cricketer Mushtaq Ahmed is backing a campaign to promote British values as the UK authorities seek to prevent a terror attack on the 2012 London Olympics ... more

It's better to have the Iranian embassy in sight

08.03.11
The defeat by Kensington residents of plans for a new Iranian embassy in Queen's Gate, a "yellow fortress" of ochre stone and marble, is hailed as a "victory for common sense"... more

City Spy: Monk v Gaffney as brokers tussle

17.02.11
No love lost in the world of stockbroking between Andrew Monk and Tom Gaffney, it seems... more

10 years on, child gangs still terrorise estate where Damilola Taylor was killed

05.08.10
Residents of the Peckham estate where Damilola Taylor died told today how child gangs continue to blight the area, nearly 10 years after the schoolboy was stabbed to death... more

Danielle Lloyd blooming at She Inspiring Woman Awards

06.05.10
Pregnant Danielle Lloyd was looking swell as she showed off her growing curves in a skin-tight dress at the She Inspiring Woman Awards... more

Politicians who avoid the poorest areas must show moral courage

05.03.10
Labour came to power in 1997 with incredible moral momentum. But in retrospect, their policies were mostly designed to do the easy fixes... more

London’s huge response to the dispossessed

05.03.10
The Evening Standard’s series on poverty this week, The Dispossessed, has stirred up a huge response both from readers and across the political spectrum... more

The Dispossessed: How you can help

03.03.10
Heads of leading London charities Kids Company and Centrepoint today spoke of how Evening Standard readers can do their bit to help make life better for the capital’s dispossessed... more

The Dispossessed: Destitution in the heart of our city

01.03.10
This week the Standard embarks on a unique piece of reporting on London: The Dispossessed, a survey of the capital’s hidden poverty. It will shock readers — and it should do... more

£250,000 raised in Standard's charity auction

16.12.09
Thanks to the astounding generosity of Evening Standard readers, our Christmas auction can give the leading charity Kids Company nearly £250,000... more

Christmas auction a huge success as bids top £240,000

14.12.09
Generous Evening Standard readers have so far raised more than £240,000 for charity in the Christmas auction — beating last year’s total by £35,000... more

How Kids Company grew up

10.12.09
For seven years the Standard has supported London's leading children's charity. Now we are proud to tell two of its most inspirational success stories... more

I turned to Camila Batmanghelidjh after Oscar triumph, says Helen Mirren

03.12.09
As we launch the Standard's annual Christmas charity auction, Helen Mirren talks about the remarkable woman who inspired her on Oscars night... more

The 20 people who keep London leading the world

10.11.09
Simon Cowell, Stella McCartney and Dizzee Rascal were named among the 20 most influential people in London... more

Third of gang rape victims are aged under 15 and attacks are increasing

05.11.09
Scotland Yard has launched an inquiry into gang rapes after new figures revealed a massive rise in the number of incidents and that victims were getting younger... more

Prince Charles's day on the other side of the tracks

11.09.09
In an exclusive interview, the Prince reveals how he is leading research into the brain trauma of abused children... more

It is still right for us to be in Afghanistan

11.09.09
Eight years on from the attacks on New York and Washington of 11 September, 2001, experts say al Qaeda has been greatly weakened... more

Sew your own: activist takes ethical clothing to the bus stops

19.08.09
He makes yarn from plastic bags and sews his clothes on a Twenties treadle-powered Singer machine. Now he wants to take on climate change and anti-social behaviour with the crochet needle... more

Tackling the scourge of London’s gangs

10.08.09
Gang warfare in London has taken an even uglier turn: our report shows that increasing numbers of children are being caught up in turf wars... more

Brain scans on street gangs to trace reasons for life of crime

14.07.09
Teenage gang members will have their brains scanned in experiment to find out why they are so violent... more

Spare us Madonna's adoption tourism

02.04.09
In 2006, Madonna got David, her Malawian adoptee. Now she is back again, this time bidding for Mercy, a four-year-old orphan... more

Climate of fear

08.01.09
Teenagers talk for the first time about shocking new levels of sexual violence in London as a charity chief says post-code gangs are now using multiple rape as a weapon to enforce their will... more

Rate cut brings limited relief

08.01.09
THE Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England has cut interest rates by half a per cent, down to an historic low of 1.5 per cent... more

The rotten borough of Haringey?

21.11.08
The dreadful death of Baby P has brought the wrath of the nation down on one London locality, already notorious for Victoria Climbie. But a leading expert says there are hundreds of other children across London who could suffer the same tragic fate... more

Society

08.10.08
Poverty, health, homelessness and racial tensions abound in a city awash with money. These are the people who are trying to do something about it. ... more

Hirst is all heart as children's charities are boosted by £111m sale

17.09.08
Two London children's charities were celebrating a £1.4 million windfall after Damien Hirst gave them a slice of his record-breaking £111 million art auction... more

Troubled youths put on art show

04.07.07
Five hundred vulnerable children from around London have contributed to a new art exhibition at Shoreditch Town Hall... more


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