Evening Standard - 2018-01-24

• CITY SEXISTS TOLD: YOUR TIME IS UP
• MPs call Carillion chiefs in for grilling on collapse
• Homeowners could face three interest rate rises this year as wages grow
• Weisz: I never thought I’d get married … then I met Mr Bond
• Odd couple’s late-night brush with lust and longing
• Fox fails to back Johnson on ‘Brexit dividend’
• Here’s a warm welcome to Davos, Donald
• Director faces bill of £170,000 for faking car accident with his running buddy
• London schools lower the exam results gap between rich and poor
• British designer writes edgy new chapter for Givenchy
• Gove’s wife: We had teen party from hell
• Sharp rise in cases collapsing because evidence not disclosed
• Labour chiefs at war with Haringey over private cash for housing projects
• £600m Westfield expansion set to bring thousands of new jobs
• Pizza Express delivers on plastic straw ban after letter from Ava, 5
• Voice star loses ex-lover to knife attack
• Like Blair before him, Macron has got that bit of stardust we all crave in our leaders
• Mind the gap
• Boris’s NHS antics reveal just how feeble No 10 really is
• We must give young people more job skills and confidence
• I’m anti-abuse but I’d mute Twitter’s trigger warnings
• Popping the question? It’s all about where you do it
• Tributes to 15-year-olds shot dead in latest US school gun rampage
• Democrat leader: Deal on Mexico wall is off the table
• Will snapper Testino have to return his OBE?
• Pipeline of duty: ex-cops hired to tackle soaring thefts of water
• Join the resilience band:
• It’s the Sunday night gangster capitalism drama that’s gripped London, and made a new star of
• Israeli actress Yuval Scharf. She explains why the message of McMafia is more timely than ever
• Why learning how to fight back is the key to thriving in 2018
• Now Lambeth could follow Ealing in bid to ban abortion protests
• I never expected him to become a knife statistic, says stab victim’s mother
• Bacon rolls, reinvented
• Irish eyes are smiling on City Road
• Raise a dram to Scottish spirit
• We should ignore Tony Blair’s discredite­d views
• Spotlight-stealing performanc­es and daring directoria­l debuts could win Breakthrou­gh of the Year at our film awards next month. speaks to this year’s contenders
• Estate agency giant ousts chief after profits hit
• Carry-on slap ’n’ tickle events — sadly — still carry on
• Top tech firms spent $58m on government lobbying in US
• Corporate raiders are hovering... who is safe?
• All hail Shell’s new Uber-esque cab firm?
• Oxbridge grads next in sights of Wetherspoo­n’s Brexiteer chair
• Lloyd’s chief warns of ‘distrust of big business’
• ‘It’s devastated me’: Ruined customers of fallen property lender show their scars
• Tech giant among the casualties as soaring pound drives stocks down
• From fine art to dirty dealings
• Sinckler faces anxious wait to see if he’ll be fit for start of Six Nations
• There’s talk of a whitewash... but not in Australian accents
• Wembley final means so much to Xhaka in bid for a quick fix
• Willian: Arsenal will be weaker without talisman Sanchez
• Kyle in fast lane... but a Ferrari
• Halep sets up clash with Kerber after overcoming slow start
• Not on his list
• Nadal’s fears eased
• Sandgren’s parting shot over ‘sensationa­list’ stories
• ‘KYLE HAS ONE IN FIVE CHANCE AGAINST CILIC’

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