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.
Travel chaos, floods and power cuts as 100mph Storm Ciarán batters UK
Communities are reeling after major storm wreaked havoc
Israeli army says Gaza City completely encircled
Israeli forces push into Gaza City as fighting intensifies
Storm Ciaran causes chaos: In pictures
The storm hit the UK with a vengence causing damage across the south
Suspect in homophobic attack arrested after public appeal
Detectives appealed for information to trace 28-year-old Alex Ogden after the attack
Man dies after Burnt Oak Tube station attack
Dragos Carabineanu died in hospital four days after he was attacked
Firefighters rescue man after Chelsea building collapse
Six other people were evacuated from inside the building
Man jailed for violent knife-point robbery in Neasden
Police are still looking for his two accomplices
Police hunt 12 suspected of offences during pro-Palestinian marches
Police want to identify the people pictured
Police officer injured, 3 arrested after fireworks thrown at station
Fireworks were thrown at police on Halloween
Jury told to follow 'pyramid of deceit' to convict Sam Bankman-Fried
The court will rule on what lawyers have described as one of the biggest frauds in US history
British woman found stabbed to death in Italian home
The dead woman was found after a friend became worried about her
Images of kidnapped Israeli children projected onto London buildings
Wembley among landmark sites displaying images of Israeli children kidnapped by Hamas
This role’s given me the time of my life, says new star of Cabaret
Singer Self Esteem said she is having the best time on stage in the musical Cabaret
University row breaks out after pro-Palestinian rally at SOAS
The row follows a pro-Palestinian rally at the university
Celebrating 20 years of Frieze art fair
Plus! How Gilbert & George are supporting London Creates campaign
London salutes 20 years of big Frieze
Organisers are hailing the exhibition as “the most international to date”.
‘We are suffocating’: The last messages of slaughtered Israeli family
Texts from one Israeli family stopped an hour after they told friends they were safe
Norwegian author Jon Fosse wins Nobel Prize in literature
The new laureate joins an illustrious list of past winners thanks to ‘his innovative plays and prose, which give voice to the unsayable’
Just Stop Oil activists booed as they storm Les Miserables show
Five people arrested as protest leads to chorus of boos from audience and cancellation of performance
Chancellor’s ‘pay boost for two million’ with £11 an hour living wage
The Chancellor said the pay-rise would benefit the lowest-paid
Man charged after Sheffield Wednesday fans seen mocking Bradley Lowery
The young football fan died aged six in 2017