Evening Standard - 2017-04-27

• £1.6M MET FLEET TO PROTECT VIPS FROM TERROR
• Stars make the City sparkle as The Ned opens for business
• Pickpocket fears rise on Tube as transport police axe ‘Dip Squad’
• Hedge fund boss ‘controlled wife’s life and attacked her’
• Family incomes ‘face £3,000 hit from benefit cuts and inflation’
• Greens’ leader: Labour should join us to oust weak Tories
• Zac sees ‘better Brexit’ as key to win back seat
• Johnson: We would support US in military action against Assad
• Voters trust May more than Corbyn on big election issues
• Star chefs cook for homeless at Earl’s Court centre
• Stabbed children ‘are now big part of workload for Air Ambulance’
• Knife killing shocks Ready Steady Cook star
• Uber drivers to get sick pay for first time — but it will cost them £2 a week
• Put London on canvas to win £10,000 prize
• Trump’s first 100 days and what they tell us
• ‘Look before you leap’ has to be the best approach to Brexit
• You’ll be quids in but more likely a dullard with a first
• Patsy says Blair wouldn’t rock her like Liam
• ‘Rambo’ killer who hid in woods sentenced to die
• Massive Israeli air strike rocks Syrian capital
• Trump U-turn on threat to leave
• Trade pact as his 100th day looms
• With just days to go before Line of Duty’s feverishly anticipate­d season finale airs, its rising star
• Martin Compston tells
• Building firm told to pay £200k over concrete block death at the Crick
• I’d love to play for a home crowd, says London-born American football star
• Banned Bolshevik books go on show in library’s journey through Russian Revolution
• ‘I saw people scavenging in bins like Oliver Twist and knew I had to help’
• £137,500 public cash spent paying bills for closed Holloway jail
• My life through a lens
• All the right buttons: the future of phones
• How tactical voting got smarter
• Drowned out
• Growing up with casualties of the Great War
• An artist and poet that time forgot
• By too many voices
• End for France’s most pretentiou­s intellectu­als
• Spirited approach to an old-school choice
• ‘Nell Gwynn is such a strong female historic character’
• Through the motions
• What’s more brutal, boxing or ballet?
• Taylor Wimpey to pay £130m over scandal
• We must act to stop our official statistics being leaked
• WPP feels the pain as major clients tighten their belts
• Don’t let Brexit stop UK aerospace taking off
• Plus-size retailer finishes the ‘heavy lifting’
• May is playing with fire over energy price cap
• Traders bank on Lloyds to start stream of divis
• Mediclinic fighting fit after Abu Dhabi ditches charges
• Labour is deserting those who chose to vote Remain
• Why working from home can still leave us stressed
• Sharapova isn’t fazed by criticism from fellow players
• Tears shed at Surrey as Ansari calls time on his cricket career
• The physical work is done... now I just need to rest and get my mind in good shape
• Klitschko is showing hunger that sparked ‘amazing’ comeback
• Thinking to do
• Pep has fallen well short of expectatio­ns, only his reputation is saving him
• Spurs shedding inferiorit­y Eriksen’s strike keeps title
• Four arrested in France over £5m football tax investigat­ion
• Dembele a doubt for derby clash after injuring ankle
• ‘FOUR ARRESTED IN FRANCE’ OVER £5M TAX PROBE
• Alderweire­ld turns up heat on Chelsea as he declares: We’re still in the race for title

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