Evening Standard - 2019-03-01

• ‘We’ll be more accepting of migrants after Brexit’
• It’s time for Grayling to go, say furious MPs
• Supers bring sunshine and swish to Paris show
• Manhunt to find Bin Laden son amid fears of new al Qaeda terror plot against West
• IS just about defeated, but the Islamist threat remains
• My mother is a victim of violence, don’t make her face fresh trial, pleads son
• ‘NHS must have prostate tests to treat cancer when curable’
• Credit card conmen get £200,000 art haul as they target top galleries
• Celebrity design twin wins £40k court fight with home architects
• DIY policing — you need to help us patrol your area, says Met
• Chronicall­y fatigued banker wins right to £2.4m as judge accepts ‘good and bad days’
• Hands-on care from parents helps premature babies thrive
• Jenkins: I needed notes to reprise London Eye role
• Down-to-earth, yet Troye Sivan’s showmanshi­p is out of this world
• I can get away with dressing in dull clothes (sadly), but women get flak for wearing the same thing twice
• Prostate cancer causes too many deaths but we can stop the threat early
• Terror threat is still very real even as IS implodes
• If only Notting Hill’s influencer­s could post socially useful media
• The gender gap costs the earth — $160 trillion
• Ways to achieve greater diversity in London’s arts
• La dolce vita returns to Barking as station gets £5m restoratio­n
• Momentum councillor­s accused in ‘bullying’ row at Haringey
• The referendum was always going to leave this country divided
• About swapping schools for squirrels, his Austrian health farm diet and why Thatcher will always be his number one
• Lenny defends Comic Relief as stand-up stars turn out on top form
• Kim ‘may lose his willingnes­s to pursue deal’ amid sanctions row
• Manhattan to follow London with £8.60-a-day C-charge
• The bromance cools as Kim and Don hit Hanoi
• Brexit has ‘killed off restaurant­s’ new year bounce’
• I’d save my woolly socks before anything else
• Food to rave about
• Lazy love triangle puts the ham into Hamburg
• And in this corner: a comedy that makes us see stars
• This horror will haunt your dreams
• Amazing Grace
• Hozier’s cosier on the downbeat
• Right-hand woman
• Married life takes a dark turn in this compelling true-crime thriller
• Alastair McKay The relucant poster boys who sent sales of mascara and bangles through the roof
• WPP counts the cost of ripping up Sorrell empire
• The LSE can rise above Brexit gloom
• London Stock Exchange first as profits top £1bn
• The megashows music legend who’s never on her high horse
• Rightmove makes wrong moves as estate agents defect to rival sites
• Kristal is on track to become Britain’s next sprinting gem
• 40 years on, this event is still the best place to hone skills
• Speed-king Wood is ready to put hosts through paces in ODI decider
• Walkaway Rodgers won’t get warm Watford welcome
• A risk-free decision? Dysfunctio­nal club proved a task beyond Ranieri
• Rodgers is the real deal and it’s good to have him back in Premier League
• Promoted Parker can bring back the belief at Fulham
• Why ‘Mr West Ham’ deserves this honour
• Bosses should always hold the balance of power, not players
• Son’s flying but he had to play
• I’m expecting an onslaught from Spurs... and Emery’s side may struggle to cope
• ‘ANTI-SEMITISM PROBE WAS A WASTE OF TIME’
• Pochettino: We’ve overcome a mental block when playing Arsenal and now fear no one

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