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The Evening Standard

From our headquarters intheheart of London,TheStandard podcastsetstheagenda.Top news insiders discussthepressure-points oftheday’s topics. Hear unrivalled insight on politics, culture, going out, sport, and fashion, with award-winning journalists and celebrity guests.Join us Monday to Friday at 4pm. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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11:51

Leader Weekends: How to be a CEO (Tumblr's Matt...

The Standard ·

2023/09/02

After taking WordPress from a small blogging site in the 2000s to an all-in-one website creation platform, which is now the backbone of around a third of all websites, Matt Mullenweg has now set his sights on social media. Now as CEO of Tumblr, Matt reveals his plans to revamp the site, welcome disillusioned ex-Twitter and Reddit users, and create a social site that is, at its core, open-source. In this episode:Matt’s battleplan for making Tumblr betterHow social media sites copy features from

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12:37

Schools concrete crisis & start of term

The Standard ·

2023/09/01

It’s a nightmare start of term for many pupils heading back to class on Monday - with warnings that over 100 schools, nurseries and colleges in England have been built with ageing concrete leaving buildings at risk of collapse.Now thousands of children face a return to lockdown-style online learning at home or in temporary cabins.The new crisis follows years of underinvestment in school infrastructure and follows reports of sewage bubbling up through floors and one classroom baking in over 30C

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11:28

Defence Secretary Wallace’s successor & Ukraine...

The Standard ·

2023/08/31

We examine Ukraine’s long-range drone war penetrating deep inside Russian territory - both in the air and underwater.But first, there’s more on Rishi Sunak’s mini cabinet reshuffle and Energy Secretary Grant Shapps being parachuted into the Ministry of Defence.The former six-day Home Secretary replaces Ben Wallace, who was the longest serving defence chief of this latest Conservative government, having worked under three prime ministers.The Leader podcast’s joined by Professor Tim Willasey-Wilsey,

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10:59

How ‘old digital’ fuelled air traffic control chaos

The Standard ·

2023/08/30

Britain’s air traffic control data meltdown has left thousands of Britons marooned in foreign airports.It’s forced the relatively lucky ones to pay for hotel rooms, while other passengers bed down on floors in terminals - with many running low on prescription medication.Nats (National Air Traffic Control Services) blames a vague “technical glitch” caused by a rogue flight plan.But was this catastrophic IT failure linked to Nats' ageing digital infrastructure?The Leader podcast’s joined by Evening

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11:49

Ulez: Is Mayor Sadiq Khan planning pay-per-mile?

The Standard ·

2023/08/29

Cometh the day, cometh the Ulez as London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s flagship scheme to fight pollution in the capital goes live.It means drivers crossing the boundary into outer London will have to pay a £12.50 fee if their cars don’t meet exhaust emissions requirements.There have been protests against the expanded Ultra low emissions zone, now boundaried by the North Circular and South Circular, while vandals also targeted enforcement cameras.Supporters say it’s crucial for improving Londoners’

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10:38

Leader Weekends: From El Salvador, how myths about...

The Standard ·

2023/08/26

We're in El Salvador with local journalist, Julia Gavarrete, takes us to ‘the Power of the Red Butterflies’ project in Chalatenango, where they are aiming to dispel myths around female bodies. Menstruation is viewed here as a subject only for women, it’s seen as dirty and believed that when someone is experiencing one, they should hide themselves away.In the Evening Standard’s #LetGirlsLearn series, we’re aiming to shine a light on innovations and solutions that are helping girls to fulfil their

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10:19

Notting Hill Carnival celebrates Windrush 75

The Standard ·

2023/08/25

Over a million people are set to attend Notting Hill Carnival this bank holiday weekend, as the event marks Windrush 75, but could train strikes dampen the festivities?The Evening Standard’s Arts Correspondent, Robert Dex, explains why this year’s carnival is extra special, how the train strikes could potentially impact the festivities, and reveals what the Mayor of London had to say in his exclusive op ed for the newspaper about the event. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

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14:44

Russia: What next after Prigozhin’s reported death?

The Standard ·

2023/08/24

The Evening Standard’s Defence Editor, Robert Fox, explains the significance of the reported death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, and what this means for the future of the Wagner group. He also discusses the latest developments with the Russia/ Ukraine war, as well as his predictions on what Vladimir Putin will do next. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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12:56

A fond farewell to Le Gavroche, the restaurant that...

The Standard ·

2023/08/23

When a restaurant has been open more than half a century, closing doesn’t come easily. “Emotionally I’m drained,” Michel Roux Jr's told the Evening Standard newspaper “I'm knackered.” Last Friday, he announced that 56 years after its first, Le Gavroche would run its final service in January of next year. In this episode we speak to our Reveller editor David Ellis, who hasn't just eaten in the famous dining room - he's cooked in the kitchen there too!For more news, analysis and opinion pick up the

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10:34

Has Sadiq Khan lost the suburbs?

The Standard ·

2023/08/22

A YouGov poll of 1,000 Londoners suggests that the Mayor of London’s popularity is languishing in the suburbs, with a negative rating of -24. The results come ahead of the controversial expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone across Greater London next week.The question is though, with the Mayoral elections coming up in 2024, does Sadiq Khan have enough time to win back the suburbs?The Evening Standard’s Deputy Political Editor, Jitendra Joshi, shares his analysis from Westminster. Hosted on Acast

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13:18

Heroines’ welcome urged for Lionesses in London

The Standard ·

2023/08/21

Should England get an open-bus parade? Is the extra bank holiday dream over? Are plans already underway to recognise the Lionesses’ efforts? Our Arts Correspondent Robert Dex explains why the celebration should be about much more than just England’s performances throughout the World Cup, and describes what an appropriate celebration would look like. In this episode:Will the royals & government want to provide a hero’s welcome for the Lionesses?Should they be allowed an open-top bus parade?Will

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10:09

Leader Weekends: How to be a CEO (DrDoctor's Tom...

The Standard ·

2023/08/19

If you've ever had a text reminding you about a hospital appointment, there's a good chance it'll have come via DrDoctor. The platform was built in 2012 and allows patients to book or cancel visits. When co-founder Tom Whicher was developing the idea, the concept of sharing data, and using AI in healthcare was controversial. Now, it's commonplace and the company started this year by winning £10 million of funding. So, how did they do that?To listen to the full episode click here Hosted on Acast

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13:51

Women's World Cup final: Will the Lionesses bring it...

The Standard ·

2023/08/18

How England is building up to the final. Will we get an extra bank holiday? Drama over VIPs attending the final. Can England exploit Spain’s weaknesses? Our Arts Correspondent Robert Dex examines how the country’s preparing for the final, and our Football Writer Simon Collings explains how England can beat Spain. In this episode:How England is preparing for the game on SundayAre we expecting an economic boost from the final?Drama around which key figures will fly to Australia explainedAre we in line

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11:05

A-levels 'record plunge' causes clearing frenzy

The Standard ·

2023/08/17

Top grades plunge by record 25% as pre-pandemic grading standards return. 2023 A-levels cohort called ‘the unluckiest year’. Approximately 19,000 expected to secure their place through clearing. Our Education Editor Anna Davis examines the drop in top grades this year, and whether the return to pre-pandemic grading came at the right time. In this episode:What does the return to ‘pre-pandemic grading’ mean?Should the change have happened this early?Why Education Minister Gillian Keegan said we need

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11:23

England's Lionesses are in the Women's World Cup Final!

The Standard ·

2023/08/16

Lionesses fans across London erupted in cheers, hugs and dancing as England secured their place in the World Cup final after a stunning victory over host nation Australia. A superb display with goals from Ella Toone, Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo ensured England reached their first World Cup final, beating the Matildas 3-1 in Sydney.From Australia, the Evening Standard's Simon Collings joins the show to tell us about the reaction, and what the team faces as they prepare for Spain on Sunday.For the

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13:19

Will it be WFH Wednesday as Lionesses take on Australia?

The Standard ·

2023/08/15

England’s semi-final day dubbed ‘Work From Home Wednesday’ with 11am kick-off. Businesses urged to be ‘flexible’ with staff for the match. Is England’s football-first culture here to stay? Our Arts Correspondent Robert Dex discusses our culture of prioritising football, how TV champions women's football and why the women's game is growing. Plus girls football coach Paul Oades from Millie Bright's grassroots club Killamarsh Dynamos calls for changes to PE and more exposure to matches. In this

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10:03

What is Angela Rayner’s future in Labour?

The Standard ·

2023/08/14

Sir Keir Starmer urged to shake up his top team. Why do senior Labour MPs want Angela Rayner in a new role? How a potential reshuffle could be a boost for Labour. From Westminster, our Chief Political Correspondent Rachael Burford analyses Sir Keir Starmer’s options for his number two. In this episode:Why does Angela Rayner’s cause Sir Keir Starmer a headache?The new cabinet role Labour MPs want her to take onWhen might Sir Keir carry out a reshuffle?Could a reshuffle benefit Labour’s image?Follow

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12:47

Leader Weekends: Let Girls Learn (Fighting Climate...

The Standard ·

2023/08/12

On a small farm in Chinsali, in Zambia’s far northeast, girls are learning new farming techniques in the hopes of saving our planet.Ros Russell presents a special episode as part of the Let Girls Learn series, where the Evening Standard is hearing stories from around the globe that shine a light on innovations and solutions that are helping girls to fulfil their right to healthy, productive futures.You can learn more about Let Girls Learn on the Evening Standard website here. Hosted on Acast. See

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13:22

The Premier League's back, and England in the Women's...

The Standard ·

2023/08/11

The Evening Standard's sports team takes over the podcast ahead of an extraordinary weekend of football. The Premier League kicks off without Harry Kane after Tottenham agreed a £100million deal with Bayern Munich. Meanwhile pressure's growing on Mikel Arteta at Arsenal following the club's multi-million pound player buys in the pre-season.And in Australia, England face Columbia in the quarter finals of the Women's World Cup. But they'll have to do it without Lauren James who was sent off in their

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10:27

Rail fare hikes: How much will you have to pay?

The Standard ·

2023/08/10

Rail passengers on commuter routes into London could face hefty fare increases in the new year forecast to add hundreds of pounds to season tickets even while inflation is falling.It comes amid growing passenger criticism of services often hobbled by strikes, delays, cancellations and timetable cutbacks.Yearly national rail ticket price rises are normally closely linked to Retail Price Index inflation, as measured the previous July.But last year as inflation soared, ministers ditched the RPI formula

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