Evening Standard - 2019-07-18

• NO DEAL BREXIT ‘TO COST UK £30 BILLION’
• Divine conversion: the Chelsea chapel waiting restoratio­n as £25m superhome
• Heathrow luggage belt fault causes delays ahead of great summer getaway
• Hunt: Brussels can’t say ‘take it or leave it’ when their deal has been voted down three times
• ‘How brother helped arena bomber’
• Teen among five men held over sex attacks on women taking night bus home
• Sixty-seven London knife killings in a year drives national figure to new high
• ‘Scrapping short sentences will reduce £18bn reoffendin­g cost’
• ‘Chilling’ chants of ‘send her back’ at Trump poll rally
• My colleagues needed a scalp... and there I was, says sacked Labour peer
• Boy killed by train ‘joked with friends before tragic accident’
• Stone’s Little Prayer and Bacharach magic make worries fly away
• My mathematic­al mission helping to put the first men on the moon
• Against racism? Call it out in daily life
• Stephen Hough The Proms remind us that live music is a communal pleasure
• America needs a strong alternativ­e to Trump
• We’ve found an alternativ­e to the backstop we all can agree on
• Candlemake­r fights Claridge’s for name of ‘classy’ business
• Entreprepu­rr Hunt
• ‘Arson’ at animation studio leaves 23 feared dead and dozens injured
• King of the big screen
• One giant leap: how the
• King. The actor from Forest Gate tells Craig McLean about putting on his Scar face for a new type of Disney hit
• Evening Standard was first in the race to cover the moon landing
• Therapy and a tale of two sisters
• I can’t grieve until I know what happened, says mother of boy found dead in Thames
• Sizzling exposés, intelligen­t interviews and shameless escapism, Phoebe Luckhurst has this summer’s podcast list sorted
• Over and out is in
• Keen to make a difference
• From Egyptian
• Gods to Apollo 11
• Filling the blanks in US history
• Who needs a plot? We’ll always have Llandudno...
• A psychother­apist’s sensitive study of the stigmatisa­tion that causes mental anguish
• The Agenda
• David Sexton You’ll be moved and entranced by this tour of the complex Middle East
• Private equity swallows UK’s biggest pubs firm in £3bn deal
• A dangerous thirst for risk puts money back over the bar
• Who will be next on activist investors’ not so little hit list?
• Asos plunges again after warehouse crises worsen
• Nightmare for Woodford on Eve Sleep sales blow
• Oil firms don’t look so slick as Barclays cuts price forecasts
• Speak up to avoid going nuclear, says HSBC’s boss
• Arsenal joy as they close in on Saliba... and beat Bayern
• Curran: We want to build on final success in Tests
• Player-coach role means that Rock will be Open all hours at Portrush
• FIVE WORLD CUP STARS READY FOR BLAST-OFF
• LAMPARD: I’VE TOLD CALLUM HE’S A KEY MAN
• It’s gory for Rory as he starts with quadruple bogey

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