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The O2 Arena will host African artists at the Hip-life Festival

12.08.11
Ghana's biggest urban artists will perform at the Hip-life Festival and After Party at Indigo O2... more

Robbie Williams takes up yoga

27.05.11
Robbie Williams has been using yoga to battle his nerves ahead of Take That's tour... more

Newest MPs back 'No' campaign to alternative vote

06.12.10
Twenty of the UK’s newest MPs add their backing to the campaign against the alternative vote system... more

Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and fellow pop stars perform for inspirational teenagers

15.11.10
Celebrities Katy Perry, JLS and Taylor Swift joined inspirational young people on stage at BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards... more

Coalition's 'total commitment' to UK manufacturing

26.08.10
Government speaks of dedication to British manufacturing through its investment in apprenticeships across the country... more

Round-the-world girl sailor, 16, found safe in international rescue

11.06.10
A 16-year-old girl who sparked an international rescue operation when she went missing while trying to sail solo round the world is found safe and well... more

Scouts' shame over Remembrance Day 'death threats'

13.11.09
Police launch investigation after a group of Scouts allegedly hurled death threats at Jewish war heroes at a Remembrance Day service... more

Hull bring in Ibrahima Sonko

01.09.09
Hull have confirmed the signing of defender Ibrahima Sonko on a season-long loan from Stoke... more

Hull dismiss Darren Bent speculation

30.07.09
Phil Brown has quashed speculation linking Hull with a move for Tottenham's Darren Bent... more

Nissan set to create more jobs

20.07.09
Japanese car giant Nissan has announced plans to create hundreds of new jobs in a £200 million investment to build batteries for electric cars ... more

Nissan drive to build green cars in Europe

23.06.09
Nissan Motor, whose British home is in Sunderland, is looking at where to construct a new plant in Europe to produce its planned electric cars... more

Women in the Garrick? It would only spoil our fun

26.05.09
The older I get, the more perverse I grow. It's really very alarming... more

Car sales crash 59 per cent but Mandelson says industry can survive

20.03.09
The number of new cars produced last month in the UK crashed 59% according to new figures, but manufacturers can still survive, Lord Mandelson has said... more

Anthony stokes up Palace's play-off bid

09.03.09
Football: Anthony Stokes is ready to prove he is a reformed character by firing Crystal Palace into play-off contention... more

Cheaper, nicer, better – the train, plane and boat travel alternatives every Londoner should know

27.02.09
Even in the transport black hole that is Britain, there are pockets of travel quality - the Evening Standard reveals how to travel in comfort and style... more

UK jobs under threat as Saab seeks bankruptcy protection

20.02.09
The future of car maker Saab is in doubt putting thousands of British jobs at risk... more

UK fears as Nissan cuts another 20,000 jobs

09.02.09
Engineering: Japanese carmaker Nissan is to axe 20,000 jobs, raising fears of more losses at its giant Sunderland plant... more

Nissan to axe 1,200 factory staff

08.01.09
Carmaker Nissan has announced it is to axe 1,200 workers at its plant in Sunderland... more

It won’t be a Dwight Christmas for Jordan

23.12.08
Katie “Jordan” Price has blocked Dwight Yorke’s plans to see their son over Christmas because she claims he “always says he’s going to come but he never does”. ... more

Rail operator applies brake to fare rises

18.12.08
At last some good news for rail passengers - an operator serving London will not be increasing fares next month.... more

Allardyce keen on Sunderland job

09.12.08
Sam Allardyce has made a pitch for the vacant Sunderland manager's job claiming he "knows what it needs" to be Roy Keane's successor... more

Mother puts daughters in hijab disguise to avoid police

18.11.08
A mother who feared her children were about to be taken into care dodged police and social services by dressing in robes and head scarves... more

Mother puts daughters in hijab disguise to avoid police

18.11.08
A mother who feared her children were about to be taken into care dodged police and social services by dressing in robes and head scarves... more

FA probe fan trouble

27.10.08
Football: The Football Association are deciding whether to take action over crowd trouble which flared at the derby between Sunderland and Newcastle.... more

Hodgson goes on the defensive

20.10.08
Football: Fulham boss Roy Hodgson defends his team despite them managing just five goals this season... more

Pardew takes blame as loans fail to pay off

27.03.08
Charlton manager Alan Pardew admits his transfer dealings could have cost the club promotion... more

Sorry, Sir, there's a moral here for banks

25.03.08
Sir Peter Burt, one of Britain's most respected bankers in the period when he ran Bank of Scotland until it merged with Halifax seven years ago, has come out with an interesting take on moral hazard... more

Sorry, Sir, there's a moral here for banks

25.03.08
How can the banks that did avoid the pitfalls reap the benefits of their good judgment if all the others are saved from the consequences of their mistakes?... more

White flight ... to the real world of the comp

21.02.08
White middle-class children whose parents make the "risky" decision to send them to the local comprehensive go on to shine, a study has found... more

Carr adds Cadbury to his line-up of chairs

19.02.08
Businessman Roger Carr has taken on the top job at chocolate maker Cadbury - making him chair of three top companies at the same time.... more


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