Evening Standard newspaper stand at Cornhill in the City of London. A businessman pauses while on his phone before picking up his copy of the free London paper before continuing his journey home, from this area in the heart of the capital's financial heart, known as the Square Mile. A cylist pedals past, a red double-decker bus on its way to Waterloo station is stopped in traffic and the Standard's vendor minds the piles of newsprint stacked on the pavement. The Evening Standard is owned by Russian-born proprietor, Evgeny Alexandrovich Lebedev.
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