Evening Standard - 2016-09-01

• ‘HIT SQUAD’ SENT IN TO HALT RAIL CHAOS
• THE AUNT KILLED WITH BOY IN POLICE CHASE HORROR
• Ex-public schoolboy in £80k con on widow
• Apple boss: £11bn tax bill politicall­y motivated
• Luiz backs Chelsea to win again
• Polish deputy PM’s sorrow over Essex ‘race-hate killing’
• Return to Rillington Place: TV writers reveal the story behind remake of serial killer tale
• Doctors’ leaders divided over five-day strike
• Brexit chief Davis scores a win over Hammond with immigrants curb
• First images of £650m research institute in the heart of London
• Amy is out of this world in sci-fi tale with substance
• London used to have more mixed areas but many are now just full of bland and homogenous luxury homes
• Grayling’s interventi­on to help commuters
• Why do cyclists make car drivers boil with rage?
• My new team will help solve the problems on Southern rail
• Tory MPs may lose their seats too, even Boris
• ‘Pensioner prisons’ could house soaring number of elderly inmates
• Capital’s top tech start-ups to join Mayor on US trade mission
• Captaining Team GB will be pinnacle after a punch ended my Premier dream
• Child, four, is given state aid to help in ‘gender transition’
• How he spends it
• Started. The tycoon tells
• Mexico leader: We won’t pay for wall. Trump: Yes you will
• ‘I can’t afford life-saving cancer therapy’
• Nigeria deal means UK will return stolen millions deposited in London
• Bailiff visits soar to 19,000 as poor Londoners lose council tax benefit
• Michelin-starred chef Kitchin brings taste of Scotland to Harrods
• Continued from
• Extend yourself: the smart
• Browser boosters that save time, help you focus and laugh at cat jokes
• An insider’s revealing take on the tragedy of Hamlet
• Who can see the trees for the wood
• Comedienne Shappi Khorsandi on stand-up nerves, her latest novel and life in London…
• The road to nowhere
• Deutsche sobers up after barmy mega-merger wheeze
• Sterling surges after a record Brexit rebound for factories
• EU vote hit UK jobs market and it looks tough ahead, Hays warns
• Greater efficiency could bring more holiday
• Mags giant slips on £200m sell-off by biggest backers
• Revving up fot the Queen’s 90th
• Men’s success gives Davis Cup skipper Smith a nice headache
• ‘I’m not a drama queen,’ insists red-faced Konta after court collapse
• ‘The manager wants us to take more responsibi­lity on the pitch’
• Poch swings it with plea to Levy over Sissoko
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