Evening Standard - 2017-02-21

• London will host feast of celebratio­ns
• The greatest place to fall off a diet and taste new cultures
• HSBC boss blames 62% profits slump on shock votes for Brexit and Trump
• ‘Double whammy’ strikes to hit Tube and rail services
• Five London boys ‘in plot to fight for IS’
• London Tory MPs draw up demands to soften blow
• Thousands of firms face closure if business rates soar, Mayor warns
• Spirit of Picasso and vivid hues to ruffle party scene
• French expats go mad for Macron as would-be president visits London
• Corbyn driving lifelong voters from Labour, claims rebel MP
• Naomie: I thought only family and friends would watch Moonlight
• Lloyd Webber’s new theatre will change stagecraft, says producer
• Stars cheer Barlow musical The Girls at West End debut
• London, foodie capital: let’s celebrate that
• Could the Lords give the people the right to vote on Brexit deal?
• What would a victory for Macron mean for London?
• Feel the heat from Gordon in his kitchen ...
• The music man
• Craig McLean
• Trump to scrap Obama’s controls on climate change and pollution
• Five killed in fireball as tourist plane plunges into Melbourne mall
• ‘Our missile launch was a birthday gift for late supreme leader... the US must stop being hostile’
• Three stabbings a day in the capital as knife crime soars by 17% in a year
• Thrones star Hannah: I don’t need tips on male bullying to play in all-women Posh
• Injured woman sues Ronnie Scott’s over stairs fall she blames on ‘dim lighting’
• Hero’s daughter urges May to meet Harrods bomb victims
• ‘My son was trapped in rubble after ceiling fell in at rented flat’
• Pick their favourite moments
• She’s in fashion
• Government is ignoring crucial points on Brexit
• My pavilion will become a beacon of light
• Shining spotlight on invisible lives
• HSBC punished after City takes fright on banks
• Flint-hearted investors will sadly prevent Gulliver’s travel
• Real scandal is fraud as we struggle with pensions challenge
• Tax windfall lifts Treasury to best January in 17 years
• Has City really become honest since days of ‘Integrity Ted’?
• Pressure on for clean-up in advertisin­g’s digital Wild West
• ‘Fitter’ Anglo and BHP back in black after prices recover
• How to make your CV more appealing
• Euroscepti­c City sends AO World down on worries on over-expansion abroad
• Study at your own pace for an MBA
• I can turn Italy into winners, insists O’Shea
• Tottenham may cut Millwall’s Cup ticket allocation due to safety fears
• Katarina is ready to jump to it at European Indoors
• Spurs must make Wembley home or it will cost them
• Wenger enjoys romantic break
• Arsene sent Sanchez on to honour the occasion
• SUTTON READY TO SELL THEIR FA CUP HEROES

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