Evening Standard - 2017-07-20

• MAY CAN’T GET NO SATISFACTI­ON
• Uganda forum to help save the elephants
• Ready to roar: dinosaurs take over the zoo
• MPs ready to grill BBC chiefs as
• ‘Soon you’ll be able to afford a BBC man’: Maitlis has crack at her bosses
• Treasury in battle for ‘City visa’ to protect flow of key foreign talent
• Mayor’s cuts scheme ‘could turn coffee shops into police stations’
• Father sues fertility clinic for £1m after ex ‘secretly’ used his sperm to have child
• I won’t quit, says new borough leader as residents shout ‘shame on you’ at angry council meeting
• Crime figures up as knife offences surge in London
• I didn’t want her to stumble, says envoy who took the Queen’s elbow
• Square Mile to soften its edges with revamp as cultural quarter
• New Vogue boss: Idea that ethnic doesn’t sell is a myth
• Crossrail firms to be fined over wet concrete death of worker
• ‘Hero’ senator McCain faces new battle with brain cancer
• Banker visas are good but don’t forget baristas
• The stories that matter get lost in this frenzy of 24-hour news
• It’s not about negotiatin­g. Women do ask for more pay — we just don’t get it
• The royals’ state visit to Germany is more of a homecoming
• A Grand new job for fashion queen Katie
• It’s all change at Euston station as starchitec­ts line up for revamp
• Mvula: Being dropped by record label was so liberating for me
• Gargantuan
• Anne McElvoy
• Trump warns top lawyer off wider probe of family finances
• Citizen Cam: ex-PM’s scheme is helping the young rewrite their future
• VR sets, avatar protagonis­ts and 3D puppetry are bringing London’s theatres to life, says
• Acting up: the stage gets smart
• Why the real star of Love Island is a phone with text appeal and an ultra-selfie mode
• Why the dream of economic liberalism turned into a nightmare
• On the craziness of London’s property market
• The dinner party from hell
• Invest in Somalian pirates
• City PR chief will pay the price for becoming the story
• ‘We’re smashing it’, says Ashley as profits dive 60%
• ENRC fell foul of SFO by doing the right thing
• Unilever fends off Kraft move with £4bn profits
• Economy badly needs a heroic sprint for Bank to take gold on growth goals
• Cyber-security firm Sophos on the up after healthy ‘X-ray’ from City
• More housing should be the priority, not an afterthoug­ht
• London’s drivers feel the ‘parking pain’
• Rivals fear presence of Invisible Man Matsuyama
• Rising star Helm’s now the hunted, not the hunter
• Wimbledon matches part of fixing probe
• Warner wants London to host Worlds in 2019
• Arsenal could join Spurs in the battle to sign Barkley
• Why Morata’s Italian job made him the perfect fit for Chelsea
• Cool-headed Kante is ready to tackle his new double objective
• MORATA JETS IN TO LONDON AFTER TALKS WITH TORRES

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