Evening Standard - 2017-10-25

• Mortgage bills set to rise next month after surprise surge in economic growth
• I saw the script for Peaky Blinders and asked: What the hell are they doing?
• Britain could be forced to settle for ‘bare-bones’ Brexit deal, says Davis
• Minister raps Tory whip for letter asking universiti­es about Brexit
• London trials in race to find world’s first HIV vaccine
• Bono & co fly in for a beautiful day y
• New laws to tackle jihadis are needed, says CPS chief in rebuff to terror czar
• Putting home up for sale? Burglar gangs will look at your listing too, warn police
• Fabulous freaks on unforgetta­ble mission to show Spotify generation that normal’s boring
• Labour women call on Corbyn to suspend MP in ‘ugly bitch’ storm
• Weinstein ‘used honeypots to lure women’
• Bush Snr apologises after TV star says he groped her
• Friend of Mario Balotelli found dead in flat after knife to the heart
• £30 billion defence savings will hit our armed forces ‘like a big train crash’
• I won’t be giving up the fight to help save the refugee children still stuck in France
• EU parliament will see that Brexit gets tougher
• Fake facts and self-interest pose a serious threat to democracy
• Blue Planet is animal magic for everyone... except me
• Where is the line between extremism and terrorism?
• Clinton campaign ‘helped to fund research for Trump-Russia dossier’
• I’m the real Slim Shady... Eminem wins £315k over rip-off song in political ad
• Rap this way for a new take on the Bard
• Bloomberg’s City housewarmi­ng party
• A Presidenti­al salute
• Dog walker stabbed in head meets team who saved him
• Cancer survivor: I’ll be friends for life with my stem cell donor
• Tooting chainsaw massacre leaves £80,000 bill for council tax payers
• Dr Seuss’s Lorax is back... and he’s packing a paunch
• It’s a tasty toast topper, a cheery colour and better for you than avocado — London is going for gourds, says
• Green up your act with eco straws and no plastic
• A finely tuned affair
• From rare gin tours to cocktail cameos, booze soaked popups are shaking up the bar scene, says
• Drinking societies
• There’s no point delaying EU trade talks any further
• T-charge will make very little difference
• The dance world put me in a box because of my skin colour
• Lloyds surges despite massive mystery default
• Sale of Monarch’s slots should pay for rescue operation
• Metro Bank surges but boss keeps lid on profits
• Pound soars as growth spurt lifts rate rise prospects
• Heineken left with a hangover as row with Tesco over Brexit price hikes hits UK sales
• Watchdog has to restore trust in auditors
• BAT aims for £5bn in vaping sales by 2022
• Will GambleAwar­e charity win lottery?
• A tale of troubles for Russian owner of the quintessen­tially British Waterstone­s
• Antofagast­a comes a cropper as its copper forecasts disappoint investors
• Ex-teacher Dan gets some life lessons
• Bring it on... I want to get down and dirty with Fury
• Nketiah’s short story with Chelsea takes a giant twist
• ‘We shouldn’t lose 3-0 to Brighton with all the talent that is here’
• Batshuayi has a better strike-rate than Kane but
• Rugby puts mid-season break on the agenda after injury pile-up
• WHAT’S THE PLAN, STAN?
• Pochettino free to sign older stars like Llorente

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