Evening Standard - 2018-06-29

• Confidence that May will win a good deal on Brexit slumps to 30 per cent
• EU thrashes out deal to tackle migration crisis
• Conman kept fatal illness of ‘British Bardot’ a secret to inherit £900k fortune
• England fans wake up with sore
• Opposition coach ‘extremely concerned’ for star’s fitness
• Victims of IRA attacks ‘denied payouts by secret Blair government deal with Gaddafi’
• Defiant journalist­s carry on after gunman kills 5 in newsroom massacre
• Bercow hanging on as Speaker ‘like the last days of Ceausescu’
• Homeowners could net £2m renting out to tennis-crazy fans in Wimbledon fortnight
• First picture of man stabbed to death in street-fight rampage
• Fleabag Jamie gets key to role from real agents
• We need to talk about sex again — feminism and Sex and the City haven’t bridged the orgasm gap
• Don’t dismiss the 4am EU deal on migration
• Tube travel will soon be far less painful in the heat
• Met chief calls for new law to prosecute jihadis returning from war zones
• See what will bee at the ‘future-shock’ show
• I brewed up a fortune
• Our civil partnershi­p is a victory for everybody
• You need a fertile imaginatio­n if you’re going to enjoy this arrival
• ‘Let ambulances use live data to beat traffic jams in emergencie­s’
• Susan Sarandon held after mass
• Thousands of tourists stranded as ash from Bali volcano closes airport
• Please sir, I want to be Mayor: Ex-actor declares Tory dream
• Standard teams up with PA to launch journalism apprentice­ships
• Chef steaks a claim to the greatest grill skill
• Boris takes flight from Heathrow showdown
• ‘I need some flossing advice from Katy Perry’
• Get high on London
• Who wouldn’t be captivated by such inspired puerility?
• Deep in the Oregon forest, a father-and-daughter drama stirs
• Hollywood is the last place I expected to end up
• Liberal values tested to the limit
• ALBUMS OFTHEWEEK
• Sit back and go with the Flo
• Men break out of the box
• The whole world in your hands
• Alastair McKay The blousy boys from Brum were hungry like the wolf for fame
• Go hip, the Lisboeta way
• Rothschild factions bury hatchet after long row over naming rights
• Fallon returns to revive shareholde­r democracy dream
• No daft punk: the music boss bringing in the ch-ch-changes
• Strong fillip for pound as UK shows surprise growth
• How Hughes put the heat on when profit figures came to naan
• Serco’s slide in revenues casts a cloud despite Carillion take-ups
• FastJet wings above the turbulence as £9m survival plan cheers City
• I had to run for my life, reveals Hughes
• Crane to play through pain barrier in Lord’s final
• Young Britons who benefit from Murray’s personal touch
• Hamilton keen to play with new toy after Mercedes upgrade
• Wimbledon a football-free zone as it sticks to policy of screening just tennis
• Modric and Eriksen hold key to unlocking this clash
• Cheryshev can show Russia he is the real deal
• Boundless energy gives the underdogs their bite
• It’s Super Saturday in Russia
• As the World Cup gets serious
• Drab affair shows Southgate
• Falcao and Cuadrado have unfinished business
• The way forward
• Colombia are talented but their lack of athleticis­m gives England advantage
• DEFEAT WON’T DERAIL OUR BID, INSISTS CAHILL
• Chelsea’s pre-season turmoil as stars wait to learn who takes training
• Murray makes Wimbledon — but it won’t be an easy ride for former world No1

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