Evening Standard - 2017-07-21

• HELP END HORRIFIC SCOURGE OF ACID ATTACKS
• Froome on track to join Tour’s 5-time champions
• Earthquake rocks coasts of Turkey and Greece
• Shock start for birthday boy Casey at The Open
• Thousands of EU workers quit London
• CATHY NEWMAN
• Meet Navy officer at helm of wine merchant
• US giants make £3bn swoop for tech star
• Has a takeaway on the Tube had its chips?
• ‘Our hotel room swayed like a boat’
• Tory HQ fails to connect with ordinary Londoners, says MEP
• Met chief warns of terror threat from fanatics ‘determined to die’
• Mother: I didn’t forge ex’s signature to have IVF baby
• Hadids’ father avoids jail after ‘flouting laws’ to build Bel Air home
• How London’s shops sell deadly
• ‘We wouldn’t just let anybody get this’
• Body of ‘honour killing’ girl found hidden in fridge
• Horror crash changed me but I’ll never stop racing
• Movie actresses had it better in the Nineties, says indie star Zoe Kazan
• Dealing with the scourge of acid attacks
• This is a film to change the way a landmark of history is seen
• Schools are out — that means weeks of having to keep the mites entertaine­d
• Our Lionesses are taking women’s football to new heights
• Third chime of wedding bells for Liz Murdoch
• Prosecco trolley thief lashed out with knife
• Dockless smart bike hire firm ‘is littering streets’
• I walked out of that tower with my son but lost a home. The world does not understand what we’re suffering
• Nicole Brown sister slams OJ’s ‘conflict-free’ claims
• The Darkness rises again ... but not to the top of the charts
• ‘It feels amazing’: traders return after flood
• From cocktail-making masterclas­ses to firepit feasts just hours from London — and have a guide to upskilling your mini-break
• Brutal reality of life in the IS capital
• Also showing...
• I understand for the first time what gratitude is
• The latest shooter is a gentle affair that wants you to down violent weapons and paint the town pink, says
• The £130 billion question: What to do with Widows?
• Buffett is on board with wind of change
• Paddy Power hit as City fears new hurdles down the track
• Main challenge for the BBC is finding new audiences
• Rocket’s special place in the capital
• Battersea project is a huge housing loss
• So near, yet so Var
• Meaks has had it tough but I’m backing him to deliver goods
• Finch off to a ‘nightclub’ to cheer himself up as pay row threatens Ashes dream
• Peaty: I can be next Phelps and that’s not being arrogant
• It’s a sell-out at Lord’s as England go for glory
• ‘This could be Stan’s last visit to QPR, we want it full just like the old days’
• Williams warns Spain that England will be even stronger
• Soul man Davis ready to ride Orient express
• Randolph set to leave
• Thomas gives rivals shirt shrift as he aims to buck trend in Majors
• CHELSEA’S TRIPLE BID TO SPLASH THE CASH

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