Tamara Kormornick
Human rights barrister condemns cutting of jury trials as 'betrayal'
Geoffrey Robertson KC, founder of Doughty Street Chambers, referred to the plans as a ‘betrayal’ of Labour’s own party values
Evening Standard podcast: Britain’s 'dirty money' problem
Over the past few years, the UK government has promised a tougher stance on money laundering. With new challenges that include cryptocurrency and the soaring value of gold, how will Britain ever get clean from its dirty money reputation?
Evening Standard podcast: Is London in a youth jobs crisis?
Is the future for young Londoners truly bleak?
Evening Standard podcast: Will a £250 ground rent cap help homeowners?
In their election manifesto, Labour promised to tackle unregulated and unaffordable ground rent charges. So, is a £250 pound cap on ground rent real progress for homeowners?
Will Brick Lane’s Truman Brewery become a data centre?
A £500m plan to redevelop East London’s historic Truman Brewery has sparked a bitter row in Brick Lane
'It’s not a question of if, but when': Tom Tugendhat on Iran protests
In today’s episode of Evening Standard podcast, chief political correspondent Rachael Burford speaks to former security minister Tom Tugendhat MP
