Evening Standard - 2018-10-16

• Baby tips and
• Toy kangaroo for excited couple
• Growing chorus of MPs call for Bercow to go over bullying and grope cases
• Choudary will live under curfew — and no internet without permission
• Germans warn of ‘painful’ Brexit
• Pompeo quizzes Saudi king over ‘murdered’ journalist
• My life is ruined, claims broker who smashed woman’s jaw
• Met pledges action as hate crimes double
• I fell in love with new film at the first sentence, says Dano
• Evans blasts Morgan for 007 baby carrier jibe
• Third of students who get right grades for Oxbridge do not choose to apply
• I’m thrilled for Meghan — but remember there’s far more to her than being able to reproduce
• Anne McElvoy May’s Brexit endgame is painful — but she’s not the only EU leader suffering
• Hate preacher’s release is a challenge for the law
• A fudge on Brexit may be the only route forward
• Let’s keep pushing mental health up the political agenda
• Cyclist killed in hit-and-run had raised concerns over rider safety
• Warning sounds among new bus features to stop pedestrian deaths
• Bed closure plans dropped… but NHS in capital ‘is very exposed to bad Brexit’
• Election probe in East End after 14 candidates get wrong votes
• What a carve up
• Stormy’s ‘con job’ defamation case against Trump thrown out by judge
• Police dismiss backpacker Briton’s island rape claim
• Boiler room sessions
• Flats and lux trackies — the modern maternity wardrobe
• I will never be sick of Sherlock
• Treasures and everyday beauty in the Islamic world
• Scientific Dara is the type you want to invite to dinner
• Alastair McKay Beautifull­y shot London thriller with two heroes fighting a complex war on terror
• A very big house in the country
• Housing and tourism chiefs: no-deal Brexit is a ‘disaster’
• Retirement homes get a new lease of life on ground rents
• Why the secret to being a good leader hasn’t changed
• Big Four ailing as Christmas food battle hots up
• This cakes and fail story may make you laugh but Johnson is a victim here
• Brutal investment bank’s one in, one out policy
• Heat is on as BHP Billiton vies with rivals for slice of SolGold copper
• Where there’s a will: Be careful not to bet your future on an inheritanc­e
• Yarnold: I’ve achieved all I wanted
• Dawson’s England exit leaves Wood and Curran fighting for final place
• Message has got through to us, insists Moeen
• Lack of signings was not result of stadium costs, insists Levy
• All eyes on Low as he struggles to cope with Germany’s slump
• Fans make it more thrilling in France, says Lacazette
• Clinical England make world
• Elite take notice
• Spain boss didn’t want to kill his players but defence is full of dead men walking
• ‘WE WANT TO BE THE BEST SIDE IN WORLD’

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