Following the collapse of the London Daily News in July, the Evening News continued for a further three months as a separate brand from the Evening Standard, catering for a more "female and South London" readership before being re-absorbed into its sister publication and former rival on 30 October 1987.
After the collapse of the London Daily News in July, the Evening News operated as a separate brand from the Evening Standard for three more months, focusing on a "female and South London" readership before being absorbed into its sister publication and former rival on October 30, 1987.