Robert Dex is Arts Correspondent at The Standard covering all things cultural. He previously did the same job at the Press Association and also worked on local newspapers in Cornwall and south London....
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Robert Dex is Arts Correspondent at The Standard covering all things cultural. He previously did the same job at the Press Association and also worked on local newspapers in Cornwall and south London.
Watch dealer found dead after robbery should not have been 'alone'
His employers said the robbers had posed as customers over several days before the violent attack.
Detectives appeal after man is charged with West Kensington murder
The shooting happened on April 1 in west London.
Police name victim of stabbing near Tottenham Hotspur stadium
No arrests have been made
Millions gather in UK and America for rare solar eclipse
Cheers broke out along a beach in Mexico as the moon began to pass over the sun
Spain axes 'golden visa' popular with British expats
The scheme awards non-EU citizens investing in the property market
Jonathan Majors’ ex hopes sentence will ‘deter future conduct’
Majors was convicted in December by a Manhattan jury of misdemeanour assault and a harassment violation, against his former partner, Grace Jabbari.
Met Police confirms it is investigating Westminster honeytrap scandal
A number of unsolicited messages were sent to MPs over recent months, the force said
Tribunal for man who lost job offer over views on homosexuality
Felix Ngole, who is a Christian, claims discrimination against Leeds-based charity Touchstone.
Fact checkers brand Tory Susan Hall's pay-per-mile claim 'deceptive'
Mayor Sadiq Khan has denied that he will introduce a charge for motorists based on the distance they drive
Garrick Club to put ending men-only membership rule to vote
New legal advice may force the hand of club members who have resisted previous bids to change the rules
Harry and Meghan make art exhibition a family affair
The couple teamed up with a famous family of American philanthropists for event in Los Angeles
BBC axes hit sitcom Motherland
The corporation faces a huge deficit this year.
Iranian journalist stabbed in London posts defiant photo from hospital
The victim was stabbed in the leg as he left his home in Wimbledon on Friday
Missing boy, 5, dies in hospital after being pulled from River Thames
Police said officers looking for Daniel Alaby found a child in the river.
Waterborne diseases on the rise say Labour
The claims come as water firms face rising anger over the condition of the countries rivers and beaches.
Pope's last minute withdrawal from Easter event raises health concerns
The Pope has struggled with his health for some time.
Dissident Iranian journalist stabbed outside London home
Counter-terrorism police are investigating Friday’s attack.
Holidaymakers face more delays after ‘horrendous’ traffic queues
The roads, trains and airports are expected to be extremely busy as millions of Brits head away for the long Easter weekend
The King and Queen to sit apart from other royals at church service
The King began treatment for cancer almost two months ago.
Coronavirus victims remembered at Covid Memorial Wall ceremony
Some members of the group became emotional and hugged each other during the event.
Biden warns Russia on anniversary of Evan Gershkovich detention
The reporter is the first US journalist arrested for spying in Russia for decades