Evening Standard - 2024-05-03

• Labour celebrates wins in Home Counties but Tories hold Harlow
• SNP ‘doesn’t want new bruising leadership fight’
• 45 quizzed by police after migrant coach is blocked in London protest
• Bold, brilliant and captivatin­g, this is Chekhov updated for our age (with horrible clothes)
• Smoke-free UK? 45m cigarettes puffed every day
• Year in jail for ‘vicious homophobic attack’ on couple at bus stop
• He’s our hero, says sister of man hurt saving family in Hainault sword attack
• Take That move Co-op Live shows to rival arena amid ‘technical issues’
• PM summons university chiefs amid fears on antisemiti­sm and Gaza campus protests
• Bring on the long weekend! Our bank holiday mega guide
• Cameron: Kyiv has right to use our weapons for strikes in Russia
• Can Premier League win over fans for a Stateside adventure?
• Dean’s shows are like therapy sessions — crushing and healing
• Listen more and take offence less to safeguard our free press
• Heavy metal Friday: You know it makes sense
• I was spat at in the street because I spoke about the Hamas rapes of October 7
• An audacious art world scam that went very wrong
• Could Baby Reindeer change TV forever?
• Kristen Stewart brings charisma to this gore-tastic lesbian thriller
• London stock market drops out of the top 20 destinatio­ns for IPOs
• Listing decisions by the two ‘Sh’ giants will be key
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• I know it sounds wild, but you can’t beat Toulouse without scoring a lot of points
• I’d love to work with amazing Newey at Ferrari, says Lewis
• Magic man Cifuentes can revel in party atmosphere
• Now saviour Harris is aiming to add sparkle to workmanlik­e Lions
• Odegaard: It’s okay to dream, but don’t lose your focus
• Question of risk and reward as Arteta weighs up Partey v Jorginho
• Foden and Shaw claim FWA player of year awards
• Wissa confident Bees will fly again — even without Toney
• Woodman’s warriors must see off Moors to reach promised land
• Steidten ‘ban’ gives Moyes space to focus on rescuing season that risks fizzling out
• POCH IS IN DARK OVER FUTURE
• Boss has put belief into Blues kids, says Gilchrist

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