Evening Standard - 2016-07-29

• TOURIST BONANZA AFTER BREXIT VOTE
• Hot for Rio
• Teenager who went to join IS
• Clinton: You can’t trust Trump with nukes
• Eriksen rejects Spurs’ latest offer
• Capital to rake in millions as it hosts major sports events for four years
• EDINBURGH ROCKS
• BA owner takes hit from Brexit and terror attacks
• RideLondon will put me in gear for golden challenge of Rio, says Tour de France star Thomas
• City of London to stop buying diesel vehicles in boost for pollution battle
• Transport chief Grayling to probe £15m backing for Garden Bridge
• Priest’s killer was cleared to work as airport baggage handler
• May ‘is delaying Hinkley Point deal amid fears over China stake’
• Joy for musician reunited with £200,000 violin
• Police probe after officers pin down man and put ‘spit hood’ on his head
• The Garden Bridge continues to divide opinion, mainly over cost, but some things count for more than money
• Sterling’s fall can help capital’s tourism thrive
• Nuclear decision time
• Is it the outsiders who hold a mirror up to our society?
• Back to school for new Brand of student
• Woo-hoo! KT’s got her mojo back
• Holiday like it’s 2016: a modern
• Guide to getting away from it all
• Payout to family after mower rips leg off pet dog
• Rail delays? Close your eyes and hum a tune
• £14m Thames rain drain plan to cut flood risk
• Couple name baby after hospital that treated her heart problem
• Gardener slams plan to build flats over allotment on drug dealers’ old patch
• And he’s leaner, meaner and better than ever in this terrific thriller
• Nemo’s female pal is a swimmingly good star
• Made fools of America’s cool creatives
• Missed the TV moment everyone’s talking about? rocks out with the Rolling Stones and gets lost in the magical world of Roald Dahl
• May on prongs of Morton’s Fork in nuclear power fiasco
• Barclays’ Staley: Britain ‘open for business’ after Brexit vote
• Firefighte­r sent in after tagging scandal eyes big opportunit­ies following Brexit
• Man on a Churchilli­an mission to clean up the outsourcer doing our dirty work
• Slacking Pearson bottom of the class
• Mexico’s Trump wall bill borders on $25bn
• It may be known for its ski slopes but Breckenrid­ge, Colorado, has plenty to keep busy in the summer months
• Don’t take away Surrey’s identity in T20 revolution
• You won’t catch Lewis now, Nico
• Super filly won’t make you rich but sprint handicap contender can. By
• Easter calls time on his playing days
• Rory nine shots off US PGA pace after putting problems. By at Baltusrol
• Wenger still haunted by old foe Drogba as he eyes a new striker
• Conte praise gave me special feeling, says Matic
• Injuries force West Ham to step up transfer search
• Geoff Whitington tells the inspiring tale of pulling himself back from the brink
• How pedal power has got her competing again

Evening Standard - 2016-07-28

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