In its 180-year history, London's
Evening Standard
has been hit by strikes, walkouts and even a World War II bomb. But the
mischievous
, opinionated tabloid has also fought off numerous foes to become the capital's only afternoon read.
Still, the challengers keep coming. Already suffering from steep drops in circulation (currently 301,000), the
Standard
now has to face two new free papers that could challenge its evening dominance. One,
London Lite
, is published by the
Standard's
own parent company,
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Associated Newspapers. Launched last week with 400,000 copies daily,
London Lite
aims for young professionals seeking...