Evening Standard - 2016-07-27

• MOST WANTED
• Sun, sea and bestseller­s
• Cahill: I should still play for England
• Kristen tells of her love for girlfriend
• Southern commuters face fresh strike chaos
• How Brexit has hit London house sales
• European banking giants warn over post-Brexit job losses
• ITV’s Crozier cheers City with plans to cut £25 million in costs
• ‘I choose not to define my sexuality — just like Bowie and Prince’
• Hundreds on UK’s terror radar could launch attacks, warns ex-security chief
• Killer told judges: ‘I’m not an extremist’
• Cyclist ‘was sucked under’ left-turning lorry, witness tells inquest
• Corbyn rival warns of ‘Right-wing darkness’ if Labour fails to unite
• Hammond hails UK as ‘open for business’ after airport go-ahead
• Pizzeria diners have ‘miracle escape’ as police car smashes into pavement tables
• Husband-and-wife publishers hope for Booker win two years running
• Woman raped by mental health nurse sues the NHS for £100,000
• As the PM seeks co-operation in talks with European leaders, the hardline Brexiteers are already up in arms
• Universal basic income is not just some pipedream
• Democrats’ dodgy dealing could be another blow to Clinton
• Mercurial Boris is a nightmare for a playwright
• The woman behind this summer’s hit book
• Hunt for City trader lost on Arctic Greenland trek
• I work out to feel strong and in control, not to stay slim, says top US model
• ‘Family card games made me a millionair­e’
• ‘Cycle helmet saved my life in van crash’
• Surveyor seeks £8,000 payout after high-speed collision on superhighw­ay
• Appeal launched to return stabbed student’s body to grieving mother
• ‘Find home for project aiding vulnerable’
• The capital’s chefs are embracing open coals and kiln cooking, says
• Continued from
• A destinatio­n for style plates
• With the mighty Bolshoi’s London season underway, its star, Ekaterina Krysanova, tells about how she lives every role that she performs
• Take GDP figures with pinch of salt: We’re still spending
• Feeble Ofcom’s broadband failure
• Pokémon Go — gotta catch ’em all out...
• Labour squabbling puts voters off
• TEXTS, TWEETS AND POSTS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• A fifth year of maiden Major winners on the cards.
• Reports from Baltusrol
• Mixed bag of forwards have led line in Roman era but there is plenty of confidence behind Belgian. By in Pasadena
• It’s all too nice, we need to see a bit of sledging
• DON’T LET IT ALL END THIS WAY, WEST HAM
• Stokes likely to miss last two Tests against Pakistan
• Joe’s hard on himself because he wants to be the complete player
• Today's double crossword plus Yesterday’s solutions:

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