Evening Standard - 2015-06-10

• LONDON ELECTRIC CAR REVOLUTION
• Volunteer couple hit by flat fraudster
• City bosses condemn delay on airports
• Rugby World Cup stars ‘must ban booze’
• STEPHEN MERCHANT
• The new face of men’s fashion
• ‘Teach girls about careers from age four to combat stereotype­s’
• Dame Tessa is our only chance to beat Zac Goldsmith, says shadow minister
• Tower Hamlets ‘will come to its senses after Rahman mess’ in new election
• Wife forced to swap £3.2m home for council flat after ‘cheap divorce goes wrong’
• Bennett and Gaga could reschedule London show cancelled in health scare
• Tom Ford: If I’d carried on drinking I would have died
• I’m sorry, pleads Nobel winner who said female scientists cry
• Osborne’s rules on surplus ‘just gesture politics’
• This EU poll will show whether Cameron is servant or master
• Electric cars give a boost to cleaning up our air
• Only the best people would deny being part of the elite
• Football star, 19, killed in crash ‘an inspiratio­n and role model’ to his team
• Napoleon small? No! He was precisely my height. About two inches shorter than you
• We must cap rent rises, says Green mayor candidate
• University threatens to bar ‘rent strikers’
• Buy Sir ’Enry’s gym for a knockout price
• Violent crime soars in New York with 135 murders in five months
• £1bn ‘quirky shops’ plan to restore glory days at Whiteley’s
• Architect behind Olympic legacy dies
• Live orchestra and a Mancini for Breakfast at Tiffany’s premiere
• Hop on the gin line
• What a right little gem
• Fantasy unfulfille­d
• Cop these robbers while you can
• Sainsbury’s and Iceland sales slide as price war takes its toll
• Why Osborne should hold his fire on RBS shares sell-off
• We need whole of UK to address talent crisis
• Time for action not words on our export woes
• British exit from EU a ‘big mistake’, top US boss warns
• Full of bright ideas, empty space sites are on a winner
• Interest payment delay adds to Afren’s troubles
• Right-to-buy discount is absurd
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• THE NUMBERS GAME
• Twickenham can be that vital ‘16th man’ to lift England
• Why Australia won’t survive rugby’s first ever group of death
• Q: WHAT EXCITES YOU MOST ABOUT THIS WORLD CUP?
• Key to glory is how our young players cope with pressure
• Concussed Rogers has to delay his comeback as Ashes nears
• England see the good from a bad start
• Lloris drops another hint that he’s keen to replace De Gea at United
• Get ready to turn up the volume at West Ham
• I’ll be England’s AB, says Buttler

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