Evening Standard - 2017-10-26

• OUTER LONDON OUT OF POCKET
• May has not read secret reports on how Brexit will hit economy, admits Davis
• It’s like Prince is right there in front of us
• Olympic stadium will compete with Wembley for gigs to avoid bail-out
• I’ve faced a flood of abuse, says Cambridge diversity campaigner
• UK population to pass 70 million
• Worst slump in housebuild­ing in London since Nineties crash
• Piccadilly delays blamed on Tube chiefs ‘disposing of vital track tool’
• Sadiq stays at No 1 in list of UK’s leading Asian influencer­s
• Did Dickens fall on hard times? Now you can study his accounts for degree
• ‘David Cop-a-feel is my favourite magician, said Bush as he groped me’
• Read all about it ... here’s the driverless mini-Routemaste­r
• Disgraced ex-Met officer left ‘trail of destructio­n’ as cowboy builder
• Three wanted after assault at transgende­r meeting in park
• Radical ‘hot water bottle’ procedure could put an end to insulin injections
• I love my knock-off Dolce&Banana but our dated copyright laws don’t protect creatives
• Statistics and the truth about working Britain
• Leave universiti­es alone
• Shame the bigots but don’t let the bot-speakers take over
• Our education system continues to favour privilege
• It’s just the tip of the iceberg for abuse in the fashion industry
• DUKE’S COMPANY TRIES TO REBRAND GROSVENOR SQUARE FOR ‘ORDINARY’ LONDONERS
• Humphrys pays penalty after a divine wager
• Anima magic is alive at the Serpentine
• LEADING THE WAY
• Gunshots, tear gas and water cannon as Kenyans vote again
• Bomb plot is Russian, says Ukraine MP hurt in blast
• Even Stranger Things
• Cult sci-fi drama drops tomorrow,
• I practise cycling inside to avoid angry drivers, says Ironman star
• Crowd feels the love for sultry Banks of London
• Grace tips an extraordin­ary hat to capital’s arts culture
• Any given Sunday
• Shoot from the lip: wit is a weapon
• Doctor Who star hails jobs boost for Angell Town kids
• ‘I opened school 48hrs after the blaze because pupils wanted to learn’
• Grenfell charity match raises £454k for victims
• Squatters behind Hive Dalston hub go for 15 new sites
• From levitating peas to sustainabl­e diet supplement­s, smart eating is coming to London, says
• Power up your pooch with clever canine wearables, connected LED collars and social petworks, says
• Make a swish splash: e-readers designed for the bath and super soakers
• Can a ghost writer ever really give us the true story?
• Respect to
• Notes on a shy genius
• Ali Smith tackles the season of Brexit
• Can yoga make your hair grow?
• The stories behind our shortlist
• City hammers Barclays after ‘torrid’ results
• Could gambler Ashley fancy a punt on Debenhams?
• Car dealer Inchcape zooms past Pendragon
• Harley Street is a tonic for London landlord
• Billionair­es’ wealth rises nearly a fifth
• Alibaba’s Dr Ye maps the road to happiness
• Heathrow ‘needs new runway’ as profits rise
• Don’t be afraid of the interest rates bogeyman
• Unilever rises after it goes Dutch with share buyback
• School’s out for ever for these kids
• We must protect young minds from hate preachers
• Blazing the trail for the electric revolution — after 116 years
• I’m a good guy and honest, that’s why people have got behind my journey
• ‘AJ’s twice my size but he can’t be calling me Little Josh’
• Haynes leads the way as Australia turn Ashes screw
• Capoue keen on extending his ‘adventure’ with Watford
• Drinkwater: Waiting game was killing me but now I want to be involved
• A decade on and Bilic shows he
• Pochettino cagey over Kane injury as
• Harry almost became another face in crowd as elite stole the show
• HASKELL MISSES OUT AS ENGLAND LOOK TO FUTURE
• Wilder is shocked by Joshua ‘talking so low about himself’
• AYEW: THE BOSS KNOWS PLAYERS ARE BEHIND HIM

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