Evening Standard - 2020-07-16

• ONE THIRD WON’T GO BACK TO OFFICE BY CHRISTMAS
• GOVE STEAMED UP OVER MASK ROW
• England drop Archer for lockdown breach
• 649,000 fewer staff on firms’ payrolls since the start of lockdown
• Twitter hackers hit Kanye and Obama
• Trade in Chinatown just a tenth of what it was
• What a year that was
• DIGI-DANCING CARNIVAL GOES GLOBAL … BUT WITH NO FLOATS ON STREETS
• Man shot dead at ‘nine-nights’ wake attended by over 100 people
• MP stripped of whip says Boris made an ‘improper request’
• Depp’s exes Ryder and Paradis won’t give evidence at libel trial
• My son snapped. By the time his brothers hauled him off, my husband had several broken ribs
• The BBC is far from out of the woods and what happens next is crucial
• My generation has a message for Boris Johnson
• How will London survive a jobs crisis?
• I fled New York to escape coronaviru­s. Now I’m stranded in Florida where cases are soaring
• Ba a c ki in bus s i nes s ss
• Join Harry Styles’s Gen-Z knitting circle
• Snowflake noir is so hot right now
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Susannah Butter The Viewer Like its leading man, this Hollywood satire is messy but charming enough
• Young and poor hit worst as lay-offs rise by 650,000
• The City makes more deals free of lavish lunches
• Bank guru’s inflation talk born of bitter experience
• Recruiter backs tech industry to help London jobs recovery
• Relief for savers as SSE keeps dividend lights on
• Ndombele will miss run-in, while Aurier returns home
• Jones: Pay cut is no grand gesture in current climate
• Cedric: We can knock City out of Cup if we show same fighting spirit
• Careless and naive... he didn’t take the situation seriously

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