Evening Standard - 2017-03-20

• Tory grandees urge May: Rule out snap election
• ‘Don’t be afraid to look silly for a good cause’
• Emergency service vehicles set to miss ultra low emissions deadline
• Khan puts child safety at heart of new policing plan
• Teenage cyclist shot dead in ‘gang attack’
• Controvers­y continues after Osborne is named Standard editor
• Father questioned over twins hammer attack
• Law lecturer forces ‘ill-educated’ brother out of flat after deal made in coffee shop
• Cycle lane works on Westminste­r Bridge will delay traffic for a year
• More turmoil at Uber as president resigns
• Zoella crowned most powerful YouTube star
• Sacré bleu! England’s new away kit is a bit French
• Ambassador’s son spared jail for £300-a-day drug spree on mother’s card
• Three rail stations set to be run without staff
• Cycling to school keeps your team healthy, says Olympic star
• It’s time to get serious about air pollution
• Crime and punishment
• London must look to be a city-state if hard Brexit goes ahead
• Donald Trump: the worse it gets, the funnier it is
• Silicon Valley’s Sixties’ idealism versus 21st-century responsibi­lity
• Posh folk really do live in their own wee world
• By George! The surprise name for editor’s job
• Empirical evidence for Northern Irish future
• Councillor­s ‘can’t afford to live in London’
• The Crick of it
• Talks about dinner with the Mays, his massive mug collection and making Jeremy Corbyn squirm
• Paris airport gunman ‘had been drinking and taken cocaine and cannabis’
• Hitting North Korea would be useless and spark a regional war
• Kim on robbery: I thought, this is the moment he’s going to rape me
• Residents blast plan to concrete over manor of Thomas Cromwell
• With charging docks and break-out zones, the capital’s coolest workout spots mean it’s easy to keep fit on the job, says
• A menu of thoughtful new recipe books have given foodies food for thought, says
• Transcende­nt Laura pleases her crowd with old and new
• Dream of a requiem
• Architectu­re’s place in the ultimate revolution
• Currying favour should put an end to nasties for Voda
• Vodafone inks $23bn deal in India price war
• Lloyds brings in independen­t reviewer over HBOS scandal
• Get the message out to give a kick-start to your karate classes
• The baby-food maker that’s ethical and growing up fast
• This boom is pointing to a steep hike in rates
• Finsbury looks to Berry to add spice to flat sales
• G4S out of favour as HSBC doubts recovery prospects
• Give commuters some say in who runs their trains
• Gastro heaven, down in Andalucia
• Niki Chesworth
• Taxing problem for public sector
• Final-day flop has implicatio­ns for many of Jones’ Lions candidates
• Vunipola targets Sarries glory to ease his pain
• Farrell is the better No10 when heat is on
• Hunter targets World Cup after England’s Grand Slam
• Puncheon: We are building belief in battle to avoid drop
• Levy challenges transfer team to be quick off mark in summer
• Problems mount for Bilic as Obiang could miss rest of season
• Luiz relieved to rest damaged knee as he avoids surgery
• WENGER IS TORN OVER FUTURE BUT WANTS TO STAY
• Becchetti not in court
• Dele: I’ve had talks with boss over my aggression

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