Evening Standard - 2017-10-06

• EU diplomats pile pressure on Britain over Brexit cash
• Would you Adam and Eve it? Fake politician­s are rated just as highly as real Assembly chiefs
• A date with Cate ... Hollywood star to join Evening Standard’s Theatre Awards spectacula­r
• ‘We can’t bury our heads in the
• Sand and hope it will get better’
• May showed me her warm side, says mother of stop-search campaigner
• Hammer moped gang faces jail after 103 phone robberies in just 18 days
• Wizard protest over works outside Potter theatre
• Mother thanks Good Samaritan who stepped in to calm autistic boy on train trip
• Spared jail: Pole who tried to enter Parliament after threat to kill MP
• Emin: I dream of finding love back in Margate
• Nobel Peace Prize won by ‘abolish nuclear weapons’ campaigner­s
• My wife will kick my ass, says movie mogul as he faces series of sex claims
• Is an investment with big returns
• How we’re helping wilderness
• Call me stupid but playing Cupid is fun — and it will earn me a place with the angels
• The clock is ticking on the PM’s departure
• Power is in the hands of social media, not the old boy network
• We must block the ivory trade before elephants become extinct
• My unsold flat is a symptom of our ailing economy
• Yours for £15.5m: an entire terrace in Bloomsbury
• Enninful OBE’s fashion for the full-on sign-off
• May splutters on while Boris roars (again)
• Being Fleabag
• Susannah Butter
• Trump’s ‘calm before
• Storm’ warning to Kim
• The play that went ... right
• London named world capital for cocktail bars with No1 (night) spot
• Family’s last-ditch bid to treat cancer-stricken son given three months to live
• Alumni set up network to help black pupils win places and boost diversity
• Director Denis Villeneuve has built on Ridley Scott’s legacy to create a sequel that is grander in scope and emotional range than the sci-fi classic
• Alt-rockers on the road to nowhere
• Idris and Kate’s great survival plan
• Hey mister music man
• The one game to
• Pound sinks as City demands end to Tory war
• No way of dealing with posties who stamp on Royal Mail
• Flash crashes no bad thing, says Bank’s markets man
• Bell Pottinger crisis team sets up with Westminste­r rival
• Terrorism, tax, Brexit — the keen rower steering tech giant has it all to deal with
• Lingerie firm’s new fit keeps sales frisky
• Cracks begin to appear at CRH as rival firm gatecrashe­s Ash Grove bid
• We were lied to — and we can still remain in the EU
• Badgers are coming back to the capital
• Comedy favourites return to screens
• Kathmandu rises again
• Visit New York for a new you
• My car’s back to normal, says relieved Hamilton
• Wood’s injuries cost him as central contract is ended
• How jellyfish can help Carlin sting Olympic rivals
• IAAF keen on 2027 World Championsh­ips in London
• Broken Argentina desperate for quick fix
• Fletcher looked like he’d ‘been bitten by Tyson’
• Wales look to Ramsey to be their leading man
• I’m desperate to put one over Scotland, says Boothroyd
• Wilshere may have had a grin on his face watching such abject performanc­es
• Party falls flat
• WE’VE GOT LOTS TO DO

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