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The London Standard - February 27, 2025

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The London Standard Description:

Editor: ESI-Media

Categoría: Newspaper

Idioma: English

Frecuencia: 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 27, 2025

Second-generation club kid Charlotte Plank may just be the saviour of rave

My music is like hedonistic indie sleaze-tinged dance music that moves between intimacy and chaos, bridging the underground to the mainstream, and I'm like the friend on your shoulder,\" says Charlotte Plank in breezily confident style when I somewhat unfairly ask her for the hard sell.

1 mins

"I've seen too many tragic burnouts... For my company to function, it can't be controlled by me"

Gordon Ramsay is walking – striding – through the glass-walled dining room of Lucky Cat, his new restaurant on the 60th floor of 22 Bishopsgate.

10+ mins

The problem with mummy and daddy's money

London is now an inheritocracy. It's both golden ticket and gilded cage

5 mins

Why my generation doesn't care about work

Gen Z has figured out jobs aren't worth the hassle — so what's the point?

6 mins

This could be a Farage-quake that changes things forever

Winning Mike Amesbury’s seat might start a domino effect for Reform

4 mins

Our obsession with prizes makes fools of us all

As the Oscars roll into town again, this is why I despair of the whole charade

4 mins

Donald Trump is absolutely right to end the war in Ukraine

The US president has changed the game in a way nobody else has

4 mins

Real-life stories are in the fabric of London

Transport for London's iconic seat patterns inspire anew campaign celebrating our city’s rich diversity

2 mins

Alexa Chung flies the flag forfisherman core and Kate Moss hostsin Mayfair

Fisherman core may be the style du jour, but Alexa Chung has always been a fan

1 mins

Hotpants are the hot ticket for the fashion pack as they hit the town

To quote Daniel Cleaver in Bridget Jones, skirt was very much off sick this London Fashion Week.

1 mins

This industry can be snakey and gross

Teddy Swims on how tackling his demons turned him into a megastar ready to take this weekend's Brits by storm

6 mins

At the table Even better than the Sri Lankan real thing

The word is that Sri Lanka is the new Bali, or at least the Bali that was, before the influencers colonised it.

3 mins

Oh what a Soho singalong!

I'm trying to work out who wouldn't want to sing along to Master of the House in an upstairs Soho bar while eating cheese tarts (very dainty) and drinking cheap white wine (not so much).

1 mins

The hottest new talent at Somerset House, death and glory at Pitzhanger—and Jeff Koons's country cousin

Collect 2025 Somerset House

1 mins

Review There's so much to rave about in this marvellously starry Much Ado

Sometimes star casting absolutely works. Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell create a potent, antagonistic sense of attraction between Shakespeare's warring lov-ers, Benedick and Beatrice, in this joyful, rave-influenced production by Jamie Lloyd.

2 mins

Don't delay living your dream life!

Procrastination may be my one true gift. I'm one of those go-getters who, when the going gets tough and a job needs to get done, will find something else to do.

2 mins

Al is on the march in Hollywood — but is there still a plot twist to come?

It's uprooting the way films are made (and viewed) but can it ever produce a classic, asks WILLIAM HOSIE

4 mins

From $6bn to $100m in four years-how did it all unravel for DNA pioneer 23andMe?

The DNA analysis firm 23andMe is a company on the ropes. The one-time leader of the market - valued at $6 billion in 2021 - is now worth less than $100 million, a 99 per cent drop that makes Labour's autumn Budget look like a roaring success.

2 mins

Welcome to Wandsworth

It's this year's borough of culture — but loyal locals already know it's the place to be

4 mins

Dennis Severs' House

Walking down Liverpool Street on a bleak February Friday during a particularly gloomy London winter, it can be hard to conjure up any romantic notions about the city.

4 mins

Seven ways to get the LFW look

Haute hoodies, sharp ties and queenly quilting

4 mins

Shine on! London's top hairdressers share their secrets for glossy locks

A few summers ago, I tried to grow out my bob and failed miserably, because I didn't just want length, I wanted hair that was an event, a mane, hair that swished. For that, you need not only length but heft, and heft relies heavily on health.

2 mins

Lee Child on the enduring thrill of Wyoming—the true Wild West

The Jack Reacher author adores the drama of his remote home, the cowboy towns...and the big steaks

4 mins

Big, full-throttle bankers' bonuses are back, baby!

And London's fattest cats will be purring over the toys that money can buy

4 mins

The big shorts: next week in the City

Digital bank throws down the gauntlet with Canary Wharf move

2 mins

This season I'm neck and neck with Jordan... I'm ready to be England's No1

Asked how he, his wife, and his one-year-old son are settling in London, 18 months after relocating to the capital, Dean Henderson admits in a half-hushed tone: \"Last year was probably the hardest year of my life.\"