Evening Standard - 2018-06-21

• £200 to secure residence for EU families post Brexit
• No deal if Britain backtracks on its Irish border promise, Dublin warns
• …with plenty of bite
• Whistleblo­wers ‘fear being fired or blackliste­d’
• Kiwi PM has baby girl ... and is first leader to take maternity leave
• I woke up and a fox was mauling my arm in bed
• Putin summit could overshadow Trump visit
• High-carb diets are rotting your teeth, top athletes warned
• I won’t build on tramp’s Hampstead glade, says developer who paid £154k
• 10,000 a week seek hay fever help from their GP in London
• I knew he would get us to the World Cup, says striker’s mother
• Mother fights son over £600k home she signed to him
• A sweltering bus journey to Queen's — and why I may be responsibl­e for Andy Murray's crushing defeat
• Peter Ricketts Forget the debate on the economy — Brexit is a huge risk to our security
• Shame of Gosport NHS deaths is shared widely
• London needs a new plan to pedestrian­ise Oxford Street
• Macron takes dip in public purse for pool next to his private beach
• Hit single outed my friends as Love Island fans, says star
• £10,000 Evening Standard art prize is back
• ‘Miracle’ cure for tremor patients to be rolled out at NHS hospital
• Last orders called at the Gay Hussar
• ‘Face scanners will let fans go ticket-free at a London stadium’
• Sound baths, in-house healers, and zero waste — the capital’s newest hot-desking space is a city sanctuary, finds Katie Strick
• The unbreakabl­e phone case
• Get the gloss
• Is your face easy to read?
• Clouds of 1,500 illuminate­d pigeons and a celebratio­n of the Windrush open the Greenwich and Docklands Festival this week, reports Jimi Famurewa
• I feel happy and proud when I am acting
• Gender-fluid before the term was invented
• Sibling rivalries and psychosexu­al crises
• A radical new history contends there was steady economic growth and social reform
• David Sexton Wake me up before you go witless at this doc with way too much drama
• Deficit dive fuels Hammond’s £20bn NHS spending surge
• Stobart chiefs must haul themselves back to this planet
• Let’s make sure Del Boys stay out of the energy field
• Rudd’s driver questioned in insider trading inquiry
• Dixons boss ducks blame game in data hack fallout
• UBS junior with lifetime ban slams FCA for ‘scapegoati­ng’
• The last thing the UK needs now is a Bank of Little England
• Shire pulls ahead as US watchdog gives green light to children’s drug
• Just five months after Eddie’s new deal, we’re back to the worst days of Lancaster
• Brook looks best of Classic trio in Coronation showdown
• Broken Aussies struggling to avoid England whitewash
• Fit-again Wawrinka urges Murray to take the cautious approach
• High-flying Ronaldo is bristling with intent
• Doubts over Neymar’s fitness and form throws Brazil into panic mode
• Star man Messi needs his supporting cast to step up
• Argentina have their work cut out... Croatia are better in defence and midfield
• Raheem can put the frightener­s on any defender, says Walker
• Rashford studies Ronaldo in bid to make the grade
• STERLING SET TO BE DROPPED FOR PANAMA
• Lampard thrown straight into the Lions’ Den as he begins Derby reign
• If I leave Spurs, I’ll move abroad, insists Dembele

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