standard.co.uk
London news, sport, culture and lifestyle publication for readers in the capital and across the UK
About standard.co.uk
The Standard, published as the London Evening Standard, is a news publication covering London and UK news, politics, business, sport, culture, lifestyle, property and travel.
The site carries editorial coverage alongside sponsored content, betting pages and shopping guides. Its London Live brand lists openings for multi-skilled video journalists.
The publication's website is available in English and is organised into sections for news, sport, showbiz, theatre, restaurants, homes and property, and standard shopping.
Product: Online and print news publication with London-focused coverage across news, sport, culture and lifestyle.
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