Evening Standard - 2017-10-04

• Facebook’s UK revenues surge to £842m ... but firm pays only £2.6m in tax
• Tube union: We can’t rule out strike action if talks fail
• Tamsin’s quick labour of love saves the day
• Police question gunman’s lover for clues to spree that left 59 dead
• I stepped over bodies to escape the killer
• ‘My grandmothe­r worked below
• Stairs to better the future for us’
• London Tories ‘eyeball’ PM as they plan unit to take on Labour
• Christine Keeler is back in spotlight as new BBC drama revisits Profumo
• Amazon reviews could replace EU safety checks, says Brexit official
• Vuitton blends past and future at Louvre show
• Handyman’s killer ‘robbed family of so much promise’
• Child bullying can cause depression and anxiety ‘up to five years later’
• Beauty tycoon in £5m property battle
• Manchester hasn’t seen so much disunity since Noel snubbed Liam at One Love
• The Conservati­ves must tell us what they are for
• Tory conference was a chance for renewal — and they blew it
• Forget the fat ladies singing — today’s opera is for everyone
• More carnage, and still America is deluded over guns
• Not like a virgin: Madge ‘too old’ for publishers
• Trump throws paper towels at crowd in storm-hit Puerto Rico
• Catalan police chief must testify over independen­ce ‘rebellion’
• Trump’s long shadow
• Philip Delves Broughton
• No room at The Shard: all 25 storeys of office space now rented out
• Qatari princess to open Arabic school in London
• Seal of approval for Serge’s bonhomie
• Having conquered the charts, rapper A$AP Rocky’s latest challenge is running a grocery bodega. goes hip hop shopping
• Everyone is political these days — the only side I take is clever v stupid
• …BUT BOSS TELLS OF CHICKEN ‘SHOCK’
• Tesco storms back with divi and profit leap
• Strengthen­ing economy beefs up case for an interest-rate rise
• Lies, damned lies and speeches at conference
• Pilots seek payout over ‘shabby’ Monarch action
• CUTTING ITS CLOTH
• Key role for the humble kebab in London’s food revolution
• Topps heads to the bottom as City sceptics doubt sales foundation­s
• Alan’s after another business partner
• Broken promises mean we need another EU vote
• Kingston: Sinckler’s no thug
• Amy warms to task despite having cold
• Usmanov could sell up and then really rock the boat at Arsenal
• I’m up to task of replacing injured Morata, says Batshuayi
• Davis has found the perfect way to go flat out for Orient
• Tragic tale of Fashanu’s battle with his demons
• Why Poch is England’s biggest fan…
• It’s not all about Harry, every player needs to pitch in for us
• ‘Allardyce’s lawyers seek damages from FA for his dismissal as England boss’
• D-Day as ‘big six’ bid for bigger share of TV cash
• At the World Cup, insists Hart
• Aussie attack is weakened with Pattinson out of Ashes
• FANS URGE KROENKE TO PUT USMANOV ON BOARD

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