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Nicholas Cecil
Nicholas Cecil is Deputy Political Editor of the Evening Standard. He covers politics at Westminster, foreign affairs, the economy, intelligence and security, and other major stories affecting London and Britain including the Covid-19 epidemic, climate change, air pollution and occasionally sport stories.
Hancock: Let’s put our year of hell behind us
‘Time to kiss and hug again (outside)’ as he hails ‘incredible spirit’ of London
The professions most likely to leave you trapped in the rental market
Think tank Autonomy said its analysis showed insecure work is trapping low-paid workers in London’s ‘overpriced’ rental sector
Civil war erupts in Labour after Hartlepool by-election disaster
Three of Jeremy Corbyn’s closest allies tore into Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership
Jersey fishing protest: Royal Navy ships return amid diplomatic storm
A French boat was seen ramming the rear of a Jersey vessel at the height of the stand-off
Embattled Boris tries to switch focus from flat row
PM ‘trying to act as judge and jury’ as he hits campaign trail
Tories on brink of historic by-election win in Hartlepool - survey
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer admitted it would be ‘tough’ for the party to win
5 million: London hits new Covid vaccines landmark
Health chief hails ‘important milestone’ reached on Thursday night
Shot in the arm: Moderna expects to double production to 3bn jabs
Britain has so far ordered 17 million doses of the two-dose jab
Boris steps up war of words with Dominic Cummings
Minister highlights former aide’s Barnard Castle trip three times as crisis deepens
Nazanin’s husband demands ‘actions’ against Iran after new jail term
Meanwhile MP Tom Tugendhat has accused Tehran of holding Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe ‘hostage’
Spy chief warns of China’s cyber threat to world
Jeremy Fleming said the West faces ‘moment of reckoning’ over tech security
So who has Boris Johnson’s number? Not his minister
The farcical twist came just hours after Mr Johnson’s former aide Dominic Cummings was blamed for the leaking of the Prime Minister’s text messages