Rachael Burford is Chief Political Correspondent at the Evening Standard.
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Eight in ten burglaries go unsolved in London, data reveals
Richmond was the worst hit borough with no suspect charged in almost nine out of ten burglaries
Five migrants including girl, 7, die attempting to cross Channel
A seven-year-old girl was said to be among the dead
Rwanda showdown begins as Rishi Sunak says flights 'will leave'
MPs have begun debating the Lords’ amendments and the parliamentary back-and-forth is set to go on late into evening
London delis warn Brexit rules hitting business
Panzer's delicatessen in St John’s Wood has lost 37 suppliers from the European Union since Britain left the single market in 2021
Rishi Sunak pledges record Ukraine military aid package
The PM said: ‘Defending Ukraine against Russia's brutal ambitions is vital for our security and for all of Europe’
External police will review new evidence in Stephen Lawrence case
City Hall said Sadiq Khan was keen to see a police force which “commands the Lawrence family’s confidence” involved in the case
Parliamentary aide one of two men charged with spying for China
Christopher Berry, 32, of Witney, and Christopher Cash, 29, of Whitechapel, are accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act
London football party zones plan for Champions League final
EXCLUSIVE: GLA applies to close central London roads for the Champions League Festival amid warnings over repeat of drunken Euros chaos
Police 'reviewing letter' about Tory MP Mark Menzies amid scandal
Lancashire Police says it is in the ‘process of reviewing available information in more detail’
Sick note culture: Rishi Sunak vows to get fit people back to work
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak gave major speech in London on welfare reform as benefits bill ‘reaches £69billion’
Oxford Street food market given green light in war on candy stores
More than a dozen restaurants will set up in the former Evans’ store near Marble Arch
Home Office announces crackdown on visa abuse with Vietnam
Officials said the agreement will ‘increase intelligence-sharing to tackle visa abuse’
Rishi Sunak’s flagship Rwanda Bill hit by new delay as peers dig in
Four amendments to the controversial legislation, inserted by the House of Lords on Tuesday, were rejected by MPs
Rwanda flights 'to take off in Spring despite Lords row'
There are ‘many definitions of spring’ a minister said when pressed about a timeline for getting planes to Rwanda
At least another five years before Hammersmith Bridge reopens to cars
The Grade II* listed crossing was hurriedly closed to vehicles five years ago
'Totally impossible' new family visa rules come into force in UK
From Thursday Britons will need to earn at least £29,000 a year to sponsor a loved one to live in the UK
Labour suspends general election candidate over racism row
Wilma Brown appears to have shared offensive posts, including one which branded Scottish leader Humza Yousaf the ‘first minister of Gaza’