Evening Standard - 2018-02-07

• WE’RE TAKING BACK CONTROL, SAY MPs
• Victims go face-to-face with Worboys in court as they fight to block release
• Buckley and Broadbent reunite for epic Standard film awards
• MPs: We’ll work across divide to get Brexit deal that promotes growth
• CHANCELLOR TELLS TREASURY STAFF: YOUR INTEGRITY IS NOT IN DOUBT
• 80 firefighte­rs battle Holland Park blaze
• James Bulger killer admits possessing child abuse images
• Give the Queen a big hand... Palace will show hidden Leonardo works
• Axed: Haringey’s housing project hated by the Left
• I was abused in past relationsh­ip, says Reese
• We’re doing OK for a bunch of monkeys
• Debicki’s secret to not being spotted on the Tube? Never wear lipstick...
• Mary promises more women in Civilisati­ons
• ‘Colonialis­t’ statue to mark tea trade brews up a storm
• Marriott bars plastic straws from all 60 of its hotels in Britain
• A feminist’s work will never be done while we’re still having to battle to get equal pay
• Politics is becoming a weapon of hate in the digital wild west
• Defy the zealots and back a customs union
• Politician­s’ fears must not stop people having final say on EU
• Don’t tell Paddington fans about the London traffic
• ‘Porridge gang outwitted prison with drones and bogus legal papers’
• Police hunt sex attacker who held scissors to girl’s throat
• A kit girl in 2012, now Lina aims to inspire future athletics stars
• Driver who hit man on zebra is let off... as victim was riding a bike
• Beard bumps
• A cultured walk among the Titians
• I want a military parade, says Trump. You’re a new Napoleon, say Democrats
• FOR DOZENS TRAPPED IN BUILDINGS AFTER DEADLY QUAKE ROCKS TAIWAN TOURIST CITY
• The great hope
• Investigat­es a ‘sea change’ for cancer treatment
• One baby and a billion dollars: Kylie by numbers
• New probe in case of psychiatri­c patient who beheaded woman
• Raw power and star quality of ‘the saddest play ever written’
• It’s flower power as royals’ florist heads to Battersea
• Cream of the crop
• London’s best
• Know your onions
• Bite me Paul A Young’s Valentine chocolate collection
• The London Italian evolves with fresh flair
• Eazy does it
• Questions to be asked about why EN+ came to London
• Rival rips into Persimmon’s huge bonuses
• FTSE and Asian markets crawl back but traders remain rattled
• Public ownership will not solve rail fiascos
• House prices tumble again as buyers face a squeeze
• Tesco’s £4bn equality case ‘may spark wave of claims’
• MPs’ rain of blows on Carillion bosses
• Retail’s next fashion victims?
• Severn Trent in full flow as watchdog applauds being nice to its customers
• Eurovision: You Decide BBC2, 7.30pm
• Brexit remains our chance to control the UK’s future
• Let’s not condone suffragett­e violence
• Lizzy’s back on gold trail without her biggest supporter
• Athletics will punch its way into sporting weekend of Wimbledon and World Cup
• Stop hypocrisy ruining the game we love, Poch tells fellow managers
• Who’s next for poisoned chalice at the Bridge?
• Ampadu winning admirers but he’ll stay on Chelsea fast-track
• It was inevitable things would go up in smoke with combustibl­e Conte
• ENRIQUE WON’T RUSH IN EARLY TO SAVE CHELSEA
• Wales must focus on Ford to stop England hitting top gear, says Davies
• Evra set to join West Ham until end of the season
• Collapse halts England in their tracks

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