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London Tech Week 2021: Start-ups to watch and must-attend virtual events

Russ Shaw, founder of the Tech London Advocates (TLA) trade body and one of London Tech Week’s founding partners, gives the Evening Standard some tips as the week kicks off...

Evening Standard Comment: The energy crisis can’t be dodged

The prospect of a three-day week is no longer about public sector workers doing flexible home working, it’s being talked about as a worst-case scenario if the energy crisis isn’t resolved.

M25 protests: Police break up Insulate Britain activists for FOURTH time in a week

Hertfordshire police made 29 arrests as demonstrators glued themselves to the road

Entrepreneurs: How tech twins behind Marshmallow built insurance ‘unicorn’

“Our first 10 months we worked from a Virgin Active, so we were in a gym working from the lobby,” says 29-year-old Oliver Kent-Braham, speaking from his sleek new London office just a few miles but a world away from where he started.

Northern Line extension opens serving Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms in Tube’s first expansion this century

Tube trains began serving Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms on Monday morning

Carson Shephard: Missing seven-year-old boy found by police in ‘granny’s attic’

Carson Shephard was last seen in New Cumnock in East Ayrshire.

Jimmy Greaves: The ultimate goal-scoring machine who was happiest on the pitch

There was a certain symmetry in the fact that, on the day Jimmy Greaves MBE was finally at peace, three of his clubs were in action.

Duffield seeks talks with Starmer to ‘clarify’ Labour’s stance on trans issues

Labour MP Rosie Duffield will not attend the party’s conference because of the abuse she has received.

At least eight dead after gunman opens fire at Perm University in Russia

At least eight people were killed and others injured after a gunman opened fire at a university in the Russian city of Perm, investigators said.

LSO/Sir Simon Rattle at the Barbican Hall review: indecisive Bruckner delivered with mastery

The orchestra was immaculate in a programme that premiered the composer’s earlier versions of his much-fiddled-with Fourth Symphony

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