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Truth about boys, porn and how they talk about girls
THE nine teenage boys aged 13 to 15 sat joking and laughing in their south London classroom, their joshing belying a nervousness, trying to gauge how honest they should be.
'London would never have been as much fun without its queer community'
DONATELLA VERSACE has said it is vital to \"respect and protect\" the capital's LGBTQIA+ community which is \"so much part of what makes London so special\".
Water firm sewage polluters will face criminal charges’
THAMES Water bosses who allow sewage to be pumped into London's rivers will face \"criminal charges\" under hardline Labour plans to clean up Britain's waterways.
Abbott: I am being banned from standing as a Labour MP
DIANE ABBOTT told today that she was being banned from standing as a Labour MP.
Palace co-owner eyes Everton move
CRYSTAL PALACE part-owner John Textor is said to be the front-runner to buy Farhad Moshiri's majority stake in Everton.
Cup-winner Ten Hag on tenterhooks as United owners look at De Zerbi
MANCHESTER UNITED are continuing to sound out potential new managers, as Erik ten Hag faces an anxious wait to find out whether he will keep his job after Saturday's FA Cup triumph.
CHELSEA PUSH TO TIE UP QUICK MARESCA DEAL
CLUB OFFICIALS MEETING FOXES BOSS IN MARBELLA FOR TALKS WITH POTENTIAL FOR FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT
Farewell performance? Not yet, but the Nadal show is nearing its finale
THIS was the beginning of the end, rather than a finite end itself for Rafael Nadal.
Cup win can’t put gloss on woeful season... and Ten Hag must pay price
United have gone backwards, so decision should be easy for chiefs
Buoyant M&S to invest 30m in revamping London stores
MARKS & SPENCER is to invest another £30 million in its London stores over the next year, including the opening of two new foodhalls and the creation of 100 new jobs.
Revolution rejects unworkable’ rescue deal
STRUGGLING nightlife operator Revolution Bars has rejected a rescue deal from rival Nightcap, arguing the \"highly speculative\" offer is \"incapable of being delivered\".
WorldFirst faces tribunal over harassment claim
AN employee of billionaire Jack Ma-owned WorldFirst is taking it to an industrial tribunal over claims of harassment and discrimination after the London fintech was contacted by the information regulator over issues with data practices, the Standard can reveal.
Forget the election, this summer is about one thing only: big Lesbian Energy
AT a dinner this week in honour of the 15th anniversary of the handsome and enduring music paper, Beat, I noticed the prevalent subject of conversation turned out to be lesbians.
Anti-cyclist rhetoric costs lives: stop it now
MY dad, Keith, is 86 and having a bit of bother walking, even short distances.
Bluntly speaking, Rishi's plan for national service isn't all bad
RISHI SUNAK'S announcement of national service for 18-yearolds faced a torrent of criticism and ridicule over the weekend, but at least singer and former army man James Blunt is riding to his rescue.
Wagatha Christie lawyers back in court over Vardy’s legal costs bill
THE Wagatha Christie feud between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy was returning to the High Court today for a fresh battle over the costs of their libel trial.
Jeweller dies a day after two robbers put him In a chokehold
AWATCH dealer has been found dead a day after two robbers put him in a chokehold during a raid at his jewellery store.
I won't end the war, says Israel’s PM after dozens die in Rafah air strike
BENJAMIN NETANYAHU has vowed to continue Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza amid international condemnation of an air strike in Rafah that killed dozens of Palestinians.
Boggling adaptation is flawless fusion of tech and technique
THE perceptions of a person depressed by a break-up and obsessed with the colour blue are splintered across four video screens, and between three actors speaking into microphones and cameras, in this boggling adaptation of Maggie Nelson's book.
We will protect pensioners from tax rises, Tories promise voters
THE Conservatives insisted today they would \"comfortably\" find the money to protect \"millions of pensioners\" from paying more in tax if re-elected, as they strove to make up ground on Labour.
I'd work hand-in-glove with Khan to build more homes
Starmer’s vow to support London as he warns Labour voters against backing Corbyn
Down to a T: Mabel's help for Grenfell
Singer designs shirt with survivors to remind powerful we still want justice’
TEN HAG'S FINAL CHANCE AS RATCLIFFE PREPARES FOR SUMMER OF CHANGE
IF LAST season’s all-Manchester FA Cup Final felt like part of a beginning for Erik ten Hag and United, tomorrow’s re-match is surely an ending.
Glasner makes the most of Freedman's eye for talent
Huge Palace boost as sporting director agrees to stay at Selhurst
McKenna can pick next step as rivals battle for his services
Chelsea, United and Brighton target boss
Close friendship likely to be tested as Norris takes the fight to Verstappen
FROM title rivals to doubles partners: for a brief moment this week, Max Verstappen and Lando Norris found themselves on the same team.
Can Nadal and Murray summon up final feats on clay?
Time ticking for ex-world Nols as they head to French Open
Hannah saddles up for a 100-mile solo RideLondon record bid
A SPECIAL Olympics athlete is targeting a world record as she takes on a 100-mile cycle challenge through London and Essex as part of the “world’s greatest festival of cycling” this weekend.
Miller's fabulous heroine rides again to that relentless revving
FOLLOWING 2015’s spectacular Fury Road, George Miller returns to the Mad Max franchise, this time telling the origin story of Furiosa (played by Charlize Theron in the previous film).
This isn't just any gusset anxiety, this is M&S gusset anxiety and it's at an end.
IN January 2008, Jeremy Paxman wrote an angry letter to then Marks & Spencer boss Sir Stuart Rose about the state of his pants.