The newspaper, which has previously been circulated free of charge at the capital's underground stations from Monday to Friday, relaunches on Thursday 26 September with its new weekly publication The London Standard.
The publication’s editor-in-chief, Dylan Jones, who joined the title in June last year, bid farewell to the paper’s last daily print edition in a piece published on page three and said that he looked forward to relaunching it as an “end-of-the-week treat”.
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