Evening Standard - 2017-04-05

• OUT OF TERROR, A CITY UNITED IN HOPE
• Assad must pay a price over gas attack that killed dozens in Syria, says Boris
• Javid visits scene of Croydon ‘hate attack’
• Kendall’s advert for Pepsi leaves a sour taste
• Have suffered, say victim’s family
• Londoners shun diesel cars and go electric amid rising toxic air fears
• Raider of the stuffed ark is spared jail over £100,000 theft
• Renting can damage your career prospects
• 42nd Street is a treat for Sheena … and Duchess
• Finely tuned verdict on law, language and marital bliss
• New V&A photograph­y centre will go ‘global’
• Watson: Letting Livingston­e stay in Labour party shames us all
• Hollywood’s the villain over skin disease
• This charm offensive is vital to convince the world we’re not mad
• The flight from diesel and the new economy
• The future of the internet looks even more grim
• The original tweeters — how London’s birds fill the city with music
• Toilet humour notably absent at the Barbican
• Club founder who championed music and art dies of cancer at 53
• Quitting the Crew
• At the helm. Have Londoners fallen out of love with American super-brands, asks
• Fiery debate confirms Macron as frontrunne­r for French presidency
• Campaigner­s battle town hall plan to destroy community garden and replace it with homes
• Map apps ‘turning quiet streets into rat runs’
• Hard-living chefs are vanishing, says Andy
• London trust creates blueprint for hospitals to hit A&E targets
• New migration museum ‘aims to equal Ellis Island’
• Brexit’s bad but the idea of going to war is even worse
• Cutting-edge caffeine
• Plates for the Masterchef generation
• Stop! Grammar time
• Bovis fends off Galliford — and nabs its old boss
• Fitzgerald can find right tune for off-key housebuild­er
• Is Snap about to deal the final blow to television?
• The dog that eats debt: Wall Street giant with an appetite for buying bad loans
• Standstill for sales throws a spanner in the works at HSS
• I’m playing better than last year and once my putter starts heating up I know I’ll be in contention
• ‘Baby-faced assassin’ Fitzpatric­k ready to come of age and build on last year’s late run
• Johnson is hottest player on planet and man to beat at Augusta this year
• My trophy seekers deserve more respect, claims Poch
• Mustafi has a plan to ensure Carroll fails to hit high notes
• Delivers timely lift for under-pressure Bilic
• Conte holds whip hand in battle of nerves with City
• What’s gone
• Wrong for Costa?
• COURTOIS: WE WON’T SLIP UP AGAIN IN RUN-IN
• Mustafi urges struggling team-mates to toughen up

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