Evening Standard - 2018-03-07

• MEPs want to tie Britain to ‘binding convergenc­e in return for deal on trade’
• ‘You’ll die tonight’: Wife slashed husband with scissors over nude photos of lover in her seventies
• Spy and daughter were poisoned
• By ‘a very rare toxic substance’
• Poisons and chemicals are weapons of choice against dissidents
• Saudi leader lunches with Queen as first visit opens ‘new era’
• Tooting Broadwave
• Porn star sues Trump over ‘hush agreement’ on affair allegation­s
• Inspired by a flyer, Paul Smith’s latest gems
• Vuitton closes Paris with salute to the skirt
• £100 a passenger: record payouts for rail firms hit by Beast from the East
• Petition to restore full Olympia Tube link tops 10,000 signatures
• Vikander: I put on 6kg of muscle for Lara Croft fight scenes with men
• National Gallery ‘innovation lab’ will bring virtual reality to the arts
• Feminism should be for all women, not just those of us who tweet #MeToo to our mates
• Why we cannot allow the Saudi Crown Prince to fail
• Our best hope for reform in Saudi Arabia
• Three billboards, the latest form of self-expression
• Wollstonec­raft memorial sends a powerful and vital message
• Now Trump’s business chief quits
• Promoter of disastrous ‘luxury’ festival backed by top models admits fraud
• Feminist drive sees Parky look back uneasily
• Try before you buy mansion — at £1m a year
• Minister: Firms should grow their own talent… apprentice­s are loyal
• I’ve fulfilled his dying wish: Mother finishes diary of doctor’s cancer battle
• Silent movie star
• Sensation. In her first interview, the former soap actress tells Samuel Fishwick this is just the start
• Marathons? Not half: now capital hosts ‘history race’
• Ski star Chemmy: Snow camp charity is a lesson for life
• Peakys star plays another blinder as he makes his West End debut
• Wardrobe! John Lewis staff get theatre training
• London’s best
• One sandwich wonder
• A superb Spanish acquisitio­n
• Sweet dreams are made of this
• Architectu­re that can turn detective in uncovering the truth
• Off-the-wall wacky
• Dumb and dumber as US trade dinosaurs smell blood
• Rolls-Royce flies high as investors hail turnaround
• Restaurant Group goes vegan to battle crunch in casual dining
• Oil-rich Trump can lock his door post-Brexit
• Recruiter Page sets 22 records abroad but Brexit stymies UK
• L&G calls on UK cities to replicate London
• How the capital’s biggest landlords are dealing with carnage on the High Street
• WANdisco gets Square Mile dancing as returned boss ties up with Alibaba
• Lucy Worsley’s Fireworks for a Tudor Queen BBC4, 9pm
• We should welcome all EU trade even if it is one-sided
• The Tory cuts to council budgets
• It looked a piece of cake... but Eoin’s side fail to put the ‘cherry on the top’
• Aussies ready to move for Jones after World Cup
• Jokanovic hails missing link as Mitrovic keeps Fulham firing
• Ramsey and Bellerin expected to be back in fold for Euro clash
• Dulwich forced to look for new home for rest of season
• Too early to judge Sanchez and Mkhitaryan when wider issues are affecting their form
• Juve cannot contemplat­e the idea of being beaten by Tottenham
• What Spurs must do to reach the quarter-finals
• LLORIS: YOU’LL SEE THE REAL TOTTENHAM TONIGHT

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