Evening Standard - 2016-10-24

• SNP warns May against offering Brexit deal to City but not to Scotland
• Riot police on stand-by as migrants
• 100 MPs ask Boris to pressure Iran to release London mother
• Boost for homeless as Government backs Bill to change housing rules
• DJ groped me at concert and made me feel violated, Swift tells court
• Jailed, son who tricked father into re-mortgaging his £1.5m home
• London ‘on the cusp’ of hosting four NFL games next year
• ‘Hello everyone… I’m going to shoot my gun’: video shows Tube ‘bomb’ suspect
• Police find ‘petrol bombs’ inside man’s home after three-day siege
• Shining a light on babies’ brains for nutrition study
• Millionair­e tobacco smuggler coughs up £4.5m to avoid being returned to prison
• The end of the Jungle but not of the problem
• Trump the con artist is taking advantage of crisis and change
• Is the Booker a serious prize or a big charade?
• Reaction to Airbnb shows London is still a friend to innovation
• Ukip is a gift for all us sad Remainers
• Has Amal gone off Assange due to Hillary?
• Test could help mothers beat stillbirth
• Bake Off winner warns finalists: Victory changes your life forever
• Politics, pornograph­y and animal activism
• To campaignin­g and it’s getting real results, hears
• Can you outsmart the capital’s hottest super-sleuths?
• Rosamund Urwin
• Five killed as plane crashes in fireball at Malta airport
• Banker ‘tortured woman before murder’
• Acosta to lift the curtain on his Cuban company
• Standard’s apprentice­ship scheme to promote diversity in newsrooms
• Pub pays homage to royal past after being saved from developers
• ‘My Army training spurred me into saving man from 35ft dive’
• You can stay in my manor... East End is Airbnb favourite
• London to the rescue
• Dunkirk Spirit at my threatened marina
• Artist turns to the obituaries for inspiratio­n
• Say yes to the stress
• Engage your brain before you train — the path to more effective exercise is all in the mind, says
• From selfies to Netflix, digital life takes its toll on our skin. helps us battle the blue light
• Timely lesson about intoleranc­e
• Shakespear­e shown as child’s play
• When property funds get busy, you know an exodus looms
• Cobham crisis deepens as profit alert sinks shares
• Real estate funds eye Europe after Brexit poll
• Firms in distress fall as Britain holds nerve after vote on EU
• Hammond knows with Brexit it pays to be soft
• Petra vows to step up safety after deaths at its mines
• Gin creator Raymond’s profits tonic
• Could turning down order be the best option for overworked firm?
• The start-up giving green light to the world to convert food waste into energy
• RBS backers dash for exit on worries over GRG bill
• Uncertaint­y over Brexit future
• No veto required in the Labour Party
• South Australia is a paradise for wine-lovers, both in the Barossa Valley and on laid-back Kangaroo Island, says
• The look of luxe in Budapest
• Gothenburg has simply got it
• Advertisin­g Feature
• Make a difference, whoever you are
• Niki Chesworth
• At last, fans give Wenger an easy time at the AGM
• Spurs must be more clinical to break defensive deadlock, demands Lloris
• Conte’s new Blues bring curtain down on Mourinho era at Bridge
• Reid relishing the chance for revenge against Chelsea
• Why flashpoint encounter in the Cup could make or break Hammers’ season
• Terry set for cup return
• Superman Stokes delivers the
• Hero Ben basks in glow of his most satisfying performanc­e
• Itoje and Jones face an anxious wait over injury
• ENGLAND HERO BEN ‘HAS THE X-FACTOR’
• Terry is poised for cup return after sitting out Jose humiliatio­n

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