Evading Standards spoof newspaper

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Evading Standards was a spoof version of London's right wing Evening Standard, distributed free to commuters on at least two occasions in the 1990s.

Other spoofs from this time include:

Maybe (Mayday 2000 spoof of free Metro newspaper)
Financial Crimes (Spoof of The Financial Times produced for the international day of action against the IMF and World Bank on September 26, 2000)
The Spun (spoof of The Sun, Autumn 2001)
Hate Mail (Mayday 2002 spoof of The Daily Mail)

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