Evening Standard Headlines

Monday 4th October 2021: Milan plane crash: Eight dead as private jet hits building

Eight dead as private jet hits building in Milan plane crash, plus the
traffic light system is finally scrapped as travel rules are simplified in the UK. 

Thursday 30TH September : US-Taliban deal hastened Afghan collapse, defence officials say

US-Taliban deal hastened Afghan collapse, defence officials say...

Wednesday 29th September 2021: Former police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard to be sentenced

A former police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard will return to the Old Bailey to learn if he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

Tuesday 28th September 2021: Man in court charged with murder of teacher Sabina Nessa

Man in court charged with murder of teacher Sabina Nessa and
the army are put on standby to ease the U.K  fuel crisis. 

Monday 27th September 2021: Ministers have suspended competition laws to enable oil companies to target petrol stations running dry after days of panic buying.

Ministers have suspended competition laws to enable oil companies to target petrol stations running dry after days of panic buying.

Thursday 24th September 2021: Man to face court charged with murders of mother and three children

Man to face court charged with murders of mother and three children and police make a CCTV appeal as a man is held on suspicion of London teacher, Sabina Nessa's murder.

Thursday 23rd September 2021: Boris Johnson makes call for ‘humanity to grow up’ and address climate problems

Boris Johnson makes call for ‘humanity to grow up’ and address climate problems and France and the US appear to mend rift in a row over the recent Aukus pact. 

Wednesday 22nd September: The PM‘s first White House meeting with President Biden

The Prime Minister has held his first White House meeting with US President Joe Biden since he succeeded Donald Trump. It came as the government’s hopes for securing a comprehensive free trade deal with the US faded.

Thursday 16th September: PM: Security pact with Australia and US will ”make the world safer”

Boris Johnson says a new security pact between the UK and Australia and the US will make “the world safer” and create hundreds of jobs at home. Speaking as part of a joint security statement given alongside President Biden and Prime Minister Morrison, he said the three countries would be “working hand in glove to preserve security and stability in the Indo-Pacific”.