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The government is coming under pressure to cap rail fares for another year as July inflation data signalled potential further misery ahead for commuters.Evening Standard deputy political editor Jitendra Joshi reports this would land some commuters with a 4.6 per cent hike to their travel bills.We also examine the latest on government plans for rail nationalisation - and why won't this necessarily mean any cheaper fares for passengers already paying through the nose.Plus, in part two, it's Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour London reprise as the economy-influencing megastar returns to Wembley stadium.Swift's back for five nights at Wembley after her triple concerts in June and cancelled Vienna gigs after a foiled terror plot.If you can't get a ticket, there's a host of TayTay-themed events around the capital.We've got the highlights with El Hunt, commissioning editor and writer on the Evening Standard's culture desk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said the police are to remain on “high alert” this weekend following days of violent disorder and unrest in England and Northern Ireland.It comes as cabinet minister Nick Thomas-Symonds also issued a warning to football fans who “engage in violent, thuggish behaviour” that they will be dealt with quickly. As police examine the links between far-right thugs and football hooligans ahead of the new season.Our Political Editor Nicholas Cecil reveals the latest developments.In part two, The Standard's El Hunt examines the increasing number of artists using dynamic pricing for concerts, and asks when did they get so greedy? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Standard can reveal that the Royal Mint has been told by the Treasury that it would not have to mint any new 1p and 2p coins for general circulation this year - and doesn't expect to order any more in the coming years. Our Business & Technology Correspondent, Simon Hunt, who is behind the story, explains what we know so far about the situation and whether the UK is officially becoming a cashless society. In part two, The Standard's El Hunt reveals the next wave of Taylor Swift mania, the opening of a new display at V&A Museum about the global superstar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the aftermath of his halting debate performance, the editorial boards of some major US newspapers have called on Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race. We ask why this issue is only being discussed widely now, and talk to Annie Linskey, White House reporter, The Wall Street Journal, who raised a comprehensive set of concerns about Biden's health but faced a backlash from others in the media. We also speak to Nayeema Raza, co-host, Semafor's Mixed Signals podcast and Jill Abramson, former executive editor, The New York TimesAlso on the show, we hear from El Hunt, commissioning editor for The Evening Standard, about what it is like reporting from the Glastonbury Festival and hear Ros Atkin's remix of the BBC News' theme tune in his debut DJ set at Glastonbury and how Louis Tomlinson of One Direction bought football home to Worthy Farm. Presenters: Katie Razzall and Ros Atkins Producer: Simon Richardson

In the aftermath of his halting debate performance, the editorial boards of some of the major US newspapers have called on Joe Biden to withdraw from the race for re-election. We ask why this issue is only being discussed so widely now, talking to a journalist who raised a comprehensive set of concerns but faced a backlash from others in the media and a former Executive Editor of The New York Times. Also in the programme, we explore how the disappearance of teenager Jay Slater in Tenerife has drawn the attention of online sleuths and the problems this creates for conventional reporters. Plus we hear what it's like reporting from Glastonbury, as well as what Ros and Katie got up to while they were there.Craig Oliver, former Downing Street Director of Communications; Jill Abramson, former Executive Editor, The New York Times; Annie Linskey, White House reporter, Wall Street Journal; Nayeema Raza, Co-Host, Semafor's Mixed Signals podcast; Nick Garnett, Senior Journalist, BBC; Robyn Vinter, north of England correspondent, The Guardian; Craig Jackson, Professor of Psychology, Birmingham City University; El Hunt, Commissioning Editor, The Evening Standard. Presenters: Katie Razzall & Ros Atkins Producer: Simon Richardson

Polling day is nearly here - and the prime minister has set out sweeteners he hopes will woo Londoners to vote Conservative on 4 July, rather than backing Labour - or switching to Reform, the Liberal Democrats or Greens.In a wide-ranging interview with the Evening Standard's political editor, Nicholas Cecil, Sunak teased future interest rate cuts, vowed war on post-Brexit red tape, discussed the future of the City and civil service reform.Plus, Taylor Swift played the finale of three shows at Wembley Stadium on her Eras tour, before returning to London in August.Evening Standard commissioning editor and writer El Hunt, who was at Wembley, joins Mark Blunden in the newsroom to discuss the concerts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Campaign Editor David Cohen discusses the Show Respect campaign, and explains how healthy relationship workshops in schools can be effective in reducing violence against women and girls. David also calls on the next government to back the campaign. Plus, El Hunt reveals why London has become obsessed with Dryrobes. Follow us on X or on Threads. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is the impossible dream - cut-price commuter tickets to help ease the crushing financial burden of daily travel into the capital.So, why are long-suffering London rail travellers always bearing the brunt of expensive fares, when there are deals to be had on other lines out of London?It comes as a low-cost train operator has announced plans for a new no-frills service linking London and Manchester.But, it's not due to start until 2027.Mark Blunden hears how it's been a significant week for rail infrastructure from our transport editor, Ross Lydall.Plus, in part two Rachelle Abbott speaks with ES commissioning editor El Hunt about her five-star review of the much anticipated third album from Billie Eilish, titled Hit Me Hard And Soft.El discusses the record's themes, its best tracks, rumours about Eilish's next album and if now is a competitive time for an album release. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How The Traitors became Britain's most talked about TV series. The BBC has said that series 2 has broken records to become the biggest entertainment show in two years in the UK - and it's easy to see why. It's given us some of the best TV moments of the year and we're only in January. From truly Oscar-worthy traitors, a shocking secret son revelation, and an infamous poison chalice incident.El Hunt, our Commissioning Editor at the Standard, and unofficial The Traitors correspondent, discusses the standout moments of the series, explains the secret to its popularity, and gives predictions as to who will come out on top. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rick Astley's famed for hits including Never Gonna Give You Up - which sparked the Rickrolling internet meme craze.But recently, the 1980s star enjoyed a renaissance thanks to a collaboration as frontman with indie band Blossoms, as a tribute supergroup playing The Smiths' back catalogue.In this episode, you'll hear Astley in conversation with Evening Standard commissioning editor and writer El Hunt.They discuss the Rickrolling web phenomenon, how a chance encounter with Simon Pegg led to a blockbuster music video, gigging with Foo Fighters, his views on Morrissey, researching the competition, Astley's ninth studio album Are We There Yet? - and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pride month is officially here. Taking over the calendars every June, there's events, festivals, exhibitions and even more, all celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. El Hunt, feature writer for the Evening Standard, explains the importance of Pride and gives you her top picks on the best things to see and do. In part two, we look at why we're in the midst of a noughties revival with music journalist Jonathan Kanengoni. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

El Hunt joins me as we discuss Texas Independence Day, Mask Mandates, God and who knows what else....Enjoy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/danny832/support

Anything But… with Sadie Dupuis! Sadie Dupuis is a busy bee. Along with fronting the ever-ace Speedy Ortiz, she’s also at the helm of the banger-central pop colo project Sad13, and has been touring all over the place with both bands. But anyway, enough about that - on Anything But… music is a BANNED topic. Instead, Sadie met up with DIY’s El Hunt in Brighton to discuss horoscopes, vegan food, and which solid British traditions ‘Get A Yes’ from her. Listen, enjoy, share and star rate DIY Podcasts on iTunes if you feel like being ace! #newmusic #thegreatescape #sad13 #diymagzine

Anything But… with Sadie Dupuis! Sadie Dupuis is a busy bee. Along with fronting the ever-ace Speedy Ortiz, she’s also at the helm of the banger-central pop colo project Sad13, and has been touring all over the place with both bands. But anyway, enough about that - on Anything But… music is a BANNED topic. Instead, Sadie met up with DIY’s El Hunt in Brighton to discuss horoscopes, vegan food, and which solid British traditions ‘Get A Yes’ from her. Listen, enjoy, share and star rate DIY Podcasts on iTunes if you feel like being ace! #newmusic #thegreatescape #sad13 #diymagzine

In our new audio series 'Anything but...' El Hunt, the boss of bizarre lines of enquiry and DIY magazine's features editor, really gets to know some of her favourite acts, by not uttering a word about the music (well until she gets distracted and forgets, feel free to tweet us if you feel aggrieved about that) and records it for your pleasure. In this episode El is joined by Stephen and Audun of two piece Liverpool jangly-indie pop sensations Her's (or 'international supersonic spectral wave band', as they define themselves). The plan is not to talk about music and they do get close, but manage to divert to chats about dream farms, Travelodge groundhog days, Norway day spent in a van and some home improvement success stories. Get to know Her's in a totally different way, enjoy. Her's debut LP 'Songs of Her's' is out now! Go check it on Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer! or visit www.thatbandofhers.bandcamp.com Theme song: Catholic Action - L.U.V (Buy here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/l.u.v-single/id1090210763) Anything But... is a DIY Podcast, the noisy little bro of DIY Magazine, which the latest issue of can be found in all good music stores in the UK or online at www.diymag.com if you live somewhere exciting. #hers #diymagazine #newmusic #music #musiccommentary #liverpool #ukmusic #podcast #interview #travelodge

In our new audio series 'Anything but...' El Hunt, the boss of bizarre lines of enquiry and DIY magazine's features editor, really gets to know some of her favourite acts, by not uttering a word about the music (well until she gets distracted and forgets, feel free to tweet us if you feel aggrieved about that) and records it for your pleasure. In this episode El is joined by Stephen and Audun of two piece Liverpool jangly-indie pop sensations Her's (or 'international supersonic spectral wave band', as they define themselves). The plan is not to talk about music and they do get close, but manage to divert to chats about dream farms, Travelodge groundhog days, Norway day spent in a van and some home improvement success stories. Get to know Her's in a totally different way, enjoy. Her's debut LP 'Songs of Her's' is out now! Go check it on Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer! or visit www.thatbandofhers.bandcamp.com Theme song: Catholic Action - L.U.V (Buy here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/l.u.v-single/id1090210763) Anything But... is a DIY Podcast, the noisy little bro of DIY Magazine, which the latest issue of can be found in all good music stores in the UK or online at www.diymag.com if you live somewhere exciting. #hers #diymagazine #newmusic #music #musiccommentary #liverpool #ukmusic #podcast #interview #travelodge

In the second of our new audio series 'Anything but...' El Hunt, the boss of bizarre lines of enquiry and DIY magazine's features editor, chats to some of her favourite acts, but not a word about the music. This episode El is joined by Paeris and Gus from The Magic Gang, who get stuck into some weighty topics including and not limited to... What's in Lea & Perrins? How does one approach Noel Gallacher, several brushes with the Labour Party and whether Popeye has been lying to us. Enjoy. The Magic Gang's brand new 'EP Three' is out now, go check it on Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer! Theme song: Catholic Action - L.U.V (Buy here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/l.u.v-single/id1090210763) Thanks to Audioboom for the use of their lovely studios. DIY's April edition of the magazine featuring cover stars The Big Moon is out now in all good music stores in the UK or online at www.diymag.com

In the second of our new audio series 'Anything but...' El Hunt, the boss of bizarre lines of enquiry and DIY magazine's features editor, chats to some of her favourite acts, but not a word about the music. This episode El is joined by Paeris and Gus from The Magic Gang, who get stuck into some weighty topics including and not limited to... What's in Lea & Perrins? How does one approach Noel Gallacher, several brushes with the Labour Party and whether Popeye has been lying to us. Enjoy. The Magic Gang's brand new 'EP Three' is out now, go check it on Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer! Theme song: Catholic Action - L.U.V (Buy here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/l.u.v-single/id1090210763) Thanks to Audioboom for the use of their lovely studios. DIY's April edition of the magazine featuring cover stars The Big Moon is out now in all good music stores in the UK or online at www.diymag.com

In the first of our new audio series 'Anything but...' El Hunt, the boss of bizarre lines of enquiry and DIY magazine's features editor, chats to some of her favourite acts, but not a word about the music. This episode features the brilliant Marika Hackman, (cough, who has just released an awesome, heart-breaking Christmas EP on Transgressive but we're not mentioning that obviously, cough, cough), covering all topics from cyber crime to killer squirrels. Enjoy. Theme song: Catholic Action - L.U.V Buy here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/l.u.v-single/id1090210763 Thanks to Audioboom for the use of their lovely studios.

In the first of our new audio series 'Anything but...' El Hunt, the boss of bizarre lines of enquiry and DIY magazine's features editor, chats to some of her favourite acts, but not a word about the music. This episode features the brilliant Marika Hackman, (cough, who has just released an awesome, heart-breaking Christmas EP on Transgressive but we're not mentioning that obviously, cough, cough), covering all topics from cyber crime to killer squirrels. Enjoy. Theme song: Catholic Action - L.U.V Buy here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/l.u.v-single/id1090210763 Thanks to Audioboom for the use of their lovely studios.

It’s the first half of a Reading & Leeds special with the DIY team, as Two Door Cinema Club, Spring King, Milk Teeth and The Japanese House spill about festivals past, new material, and - with Amber in particular - whether she’d live in a house made of jelly. Of course she would. Ft. the DIY voices of El Hunt, Tom Connick and WIll Richards, produced by Ally McCrae, hosted by the lovely Audioboom. #twodoor #readingfestival #leedsfestival #randl16 #OfficialRandL #festivals #music #gigs #DIY