Evening Standard - 2017-06-27

• Millions face more years of austerity despite May’s £1bn deal with Unionists
• Brexit and heatwave send supermarke­t bills up
• Pregnant Serena does a Demi ... and smashes it
• Britain’s new cyber-warriors are hitting IS
• Borough payouts ‘delayed’ until Treasury declares attack was terror
• Mayor: We need to send a strong signal that carrying knives is unacceptab­le
• Nearly 100 tower blocks have now
• Call to halt constructi­on of high-rise buildings
• Failed cladding fire safety checks
• £1.3m cut for National and Southbank as Arts Council spreads funding around
• Actor who quit to be a baker wins lead role in hit musical
• ‘Bogus taxi driver raped two women 15 years apart’
• Just zipping into town... London’s 50mph wire will be fastest in world
• Patient died waiting for ambulance in New Year computer systems crash
• ‘Famous Five’ chefs descend on London
• Arts funds for all
• Stop the blame game and just try to prevent another Grenfell
• Going home to Glasgow to catch up with family is always full of surprises
• Now more than ever, the arts remain vital to London’s future
• A movement to take on May and Corbyn?
• Hire apprentice­s from difficult background­s, firms are urged
• Ex-fiancée of Charles godson ‘stabbed tourist to go to jail’
• Who ya gonna call? Meet London’s new hack-buster squad
• Samuel Fishwick
• Are leading the global fight back. Welcome to the cyber security capital, says
• White House warns Assad: You’ll pay heavy price for new gas attack
• Brazilian president charged with taking £9m in bribes
• Robert Fox
• Young at art: fashion boss who carved a new career as sculptor wins prize at 68
• May’s deal with the DUP just makes us even weaker
• Track star
• From mega-mini shorts to totally tropical shirts,
• Game on: the sports luxe trend continues to run
• I do not have hope — it’s the apocalypse
• Loeb wants short-term buzz but sales must be nurtured
• Carney calls for £11bn consumer credit buffer
• Central banks have a habit of ignoring dissent
• Grenfell tragedy ‘will boost social housing’, say builders
• EU workers need transition period, UK firms urge May
• Godfrey’s chance to make it Legal again
• Telecoms’ grubby truth: Profit from terrible service
• William Hill stumbles as Investec says there are better bets elsewhere
• Alex’s advice gives food for thought
• Qatar under new scrutiny after FIFA report leak
• Aussies to ‘jump over cliff together’
• De Boer says he will bring Total Football
• Battered Lions hang on to
• Midweek men can be proud of their efforts — and some may
• Bakayoko arrives in the capital to complete his transfer to Chelsea
• It was never my intention to hurt Conor, says Kaino

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