
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

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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer describes the introduction of free breakfast clubs in England as a ‘game-changing moment’ for families

BBC’s highest-paid star set to leave show after 25 years as lead football anchor

Pope Francis died at on Monday morning

Pope Francis died on Monday hours after he had greeted more than 35,000 people on Easter Sunday at the Vatican

The Mortgage Works reveals plans to roll out new buy-to-let products that come with a free valuation and a generous cashback

Leisurewear giant confirms closure plans alongside intention to open 150 new shops

From chimpanzees finding treat-filled eggs to the Pope visiting inmates in a Rome prison, here are this year’s best Easter moments in pictures

England midfielder has also played for Ireland and was at West Ham before record transfer to Arsenal

UNESCO event has been held annually since 1970

‘Strongest evidence yet’ of alien life beyond Earth

Here are all the major supermarkets and their policies for opening over the Holy weekend

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William was joined by his son George at Villa Park to watch their team's spirited performance against PSG in the Champions League quarter-final second leg

Children starting reception in September will find out on Wednesday which school they’ll be attending

Millions are expected to flood British roads and railways, with Gatwick Airport anticipating disruptions

The corporation is nearing the end of its current charter period, giving Labour the opportunity to change how it is funded

‘Every transaction now has the potential to support families facing terminal illness,’ the supermarket chain says

The Australian actress says she is serious about leaving her profession behind

The retailer has enforced the ban for several years to prevent impulsive rabbit purchases without considering long-term care

Prime minister says he will deliver ‘best version’ of Hillsborough law after missing deadline for legislation