
William Mata is a writer for Evening Standard covering news, entertainment and sport. He lives in London and has also written for the Times, Metro and Independent
William Mata is a writer for Evening Standard covering news, entertainment and sport. He lives in London and has also written for the Times, Metro and Independent

May 1st is here and a traditional greeting is being heard

The A-listers have been spotted together numerous times

ChatGPT users reported receiving error messages on Monday

ChatGPT users reported receiving error messages on Monday

The change comes in addition to a new voting age of 16 years old.

Everything you need to know about GDP

Guru Purnima is celebrated during Ashadha in the Hindu calendar, which is usually in June or July

‘But the truth is clear: this government is an active participant in genocide. And the British people oppose it.’

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has been embroiled in a scandal over the editing of her LinkedIn

British teens are thought to be among the members of the international group

Ceretti faced an awkward wardrobe malfunction while attending the wedding of Amazon boss Jeff Bezos

The central London event which starts today takes place over several weekends

With temperatures rising, it’s important to know which spiders can cause problems

Donald Trump said to be on leaked guest list to mega event in Venice

Challenging times coming for sufferers of allegy as weather service issues warning

Don’t worry... EastEnders is going to be on TV today, just a bit later

From TV fame in Lewis to a failed mayoral bid, GB News sacking and ongoing legal woes — Laurence Fox has reinvented himself as a headline-grabbing ‘anti-woke’ crusader with a flair for controversy

It has been a long-standing tradition for monarchs to celebrate their birthdays twice a year

Popular routes including Lambeth Bridge to be out of action for several days of the year

Baroness Michelle Mone called the BBC documentary about her “misleading and one-sided”

The African island nation was due to assume sovereignty over the archipelago but an eleventh hour ruling has blocked proceedings