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.
Infected blood scandal campaigners say fight ‘not over’
Hundreds of those affected by the scandal gathered at Westminster to mark the end of the Infected Blood Inquiry.
Confusion surrounds search for helicopter carrying Iran's president
President Ebrahim Raisi’s life is said to be “at risk”.
What happens if an Iranian President dies in office?
Iran could be facing elections soon.
Viagogo apologises after tickets for England game sold illegally
Reselling football tickets is illegal.
Sean Combs admits beating ex-girlfriend and says he is 'truly sorry'
The rapper posted an apology online.
Who is Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi?
Raisi has long been seen as a potential future leader of Iran
Suspected would-be assassin of Slovak PM may not have been 'lone wolf'
The Prime Minister is recovering from the attack.
Sunak: Dealing with AI is profound responsibility for world leaders
The PM will be co-host the South Korean gathering.
Israeli forces recover the body of another hostage
Ron Binyamin was seized during the October 7 attack.
Police make arrest over pro-intifada chant at Palestine march
The Met has come under fire for its policing of previous marches.
Ukraine introduces conscription to boost troops amid Russian attack
It comes as the Ukraine faces renewed Russian attacks
Around 23 migrants missing after boat disappears from Tunisia to Italy
The boat is believed to have been heading to Italy.
Man in 40s dies after 'falling' from Manchester Airport car park
Police were called to the airport on Friday.
Horror as bus bursts into flames in Twickenham
The bus driver and passengers managed to escape to safety
Slovakian PM Robert Fico's condition stable but serious after shooting
It comes after a gunman attacked the PM in broad daylight.
Royal family goes back to work after Harry 'snub'
The King and Prince William both have engagements on Thursday
Nine-year-old double amputee gets special royal invite
The youngster was one of thousands invited to royal garden party but missed out after nightmare journey
Harry and King's rift as wide as ever amid 'issues of trust'
Duke of Sussex on Wednesday attended a service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his Invictus Games
From Texas to the east End: How SXSW is coming to London
The festival that has grown and grown in Austin plans to bring the biggest thinkers and innovators from Europe to Brick Lane
Garrick victory for women ‘is win on the long road to gender equality’
Private members club’s decision to allow female members for the first time in its 193-year history welcomed by campaigner