Evening Standard - 2018-10-19

• Hunt: Saudi ties at risk if journalist was murdered
• Budget boost as borrowing falls to 11-year low
• Harry flies flag for Invictus from iconic bridge
• How can NHS cut obesity when it has fat staff, asks TV presenter Nick Ross
• Cold sore drug ‘could prevent Alzheimer’s due to herpes link’
• Hate preacher is branded ‘coward’ as he is whisked out of jail at 4am
• ‘British people must have right
• MPs ‘will block extra £15bn payment for waffly declaratio­n’
• Businesses warn on skill shortages after 100,000 EU workers shun Britain
• Mother: Authoritie­s failed my boy shot dead by gang in playground
• No need to panic, says chief vet as cows face BSE cull
• British backpacker faces prison for ‘Scouser Lee’ graffiti on sacred wall
• Strictly does splits again as Dianne breaks up with actor
• Ex-Globe boss Rice returns with racy, joyful oddity
• Being a teenager is hard enough. Schools must equip their pupils to deal with mental health issues
• Sadiq Khan Londoners should march for the young people who need a say in their future
• People’s protest brings a second vote closer
• Contact is the best starting point for racial understand­ing
• Give councils more powers to get empty homes back into use
• Jewellery salesman’s £40,000 gold swindle
• Cars barred in school roads to curb pollution
• Lift off ! Battersea powers up its very own Great Glass Elevator
• Republican who body-slammed journalist
• Black woman lawyer versus rifle-toting cowboy-boot man: a showdown of the new South
• Let’s get Busy...
• The road to Brexit takes yet another turn
• Rihanna really let her guard down with us
• Sing for your supper at new drag dinner club
• Thrills end up lost at sea
• No slacking here in a playful marriage of history and art
• Making one giant leap for womankind
• The voice of Gen Z feminism: bright, eloquent and very funny
• This cult true-crime show has morphed into a must-watch legal docudrama
• Feel the creative force blowing through Dublin
• Fall in borrowing gives Hammond £10bn boost for Budget spending
• Stock Exchange’s Schwimmer right to splash the cash
• The fast-talking news addict who’s found the right medium
• LSE’s new boss tightens grip on clearing house
• Malls tycoon puts £2.9bn price on Lakeside owner
• Ex-Sports Direct chief hardly free from cash
• Acacia mines the depths as African tensions put the wind up traders
• PJ: I was dying inside watching Laurens win races without me
• Gosden campaign has been roaring success... now he can land treble on racing’s richest day
• Wray of hope for Sarries without talisman Billy
• Ferrari hit flat spot... and it’s not only Vettel’s fault
• I can’t relax as rivals could punch back, insists Lewis
• No honeymoon period for Plunkett on England return
• Jose’s losing his magic touch as Sarri thrills Chelsea
• Spurs’ England heroes can cause more woe for West Ham after starring in Spain
• Hornets are having fun but it’s time to go back to basics
• Palace need to find their cutting edge before tough stuff begins
• Gunners must keep Ramsey — he can be their captain one day, insists Wilshere
• Wilf’s special but there is more to Palace than just him, says Tomkins
• Playing football in the streets saved me from a criminal life in Sao Paulo
• It’s frightenin­g how much Harry has played... it’ll catch up with him for sure
• Sarri already has one win over Mourinho with Hazard
• Portugal’s young coaches don’t follow Jose now... he is a manager frozen in time
• PUT BRAKES ON BREXIT — POCH
• Hazard: I’ll stay at Chelsea for life if Real don’t sign me

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