Evening Standard - 2019-07-22

• PLEA TO ROYAL NAVY: PROTECT OUR SHIPS
• SPLASH HAPPY! HEATWAVE HITS CITY
• ‘IT HASN’T SUNK IN HOW BIG THIS HAS BEEN’
• Minister quits with warning over ‘Brexit dark cloud’
• GARETH BALE’S ROWING REVOLUTION
• Corbyn allies speed up action on anti-Semitism
• Why Cats film is Royal Ballet star’s biggest challenge
• Dozens hurt in Hong Kong train station attacks
• 125 firefighte­rs tackle blaze at shopping centre
• Brexit may have already triggered recession due to ‘chronic’ uncertaint­y, economists warn
• Sophia Money-Coutts
• HEADING UP WEST
• FAMILY MAGIC
• WILD THING
• FRENCH CONNECTION
• Dorchester picks baby-faced 26-year-old as youngest ever head chef
• ‘Unacceptab­le behaviour’ fuelling Fraud Office failures
• Google says ‘game-like’ voice searches can get toddlers onto internet
• Roads could be taken from councils that block Mayor’s safety measures
• Ditto revels in ‘homecoming’ as she leads band on nostalgic romp
• Anthony Seldon Build a team to do the hard graft, then let Boris be Boris and watch the fun at No 10
• Beyond Brexit there are big choices for new PM
• Iran stand-off shows Royal Navy is now in choppy waters
• Grenfell families’ relationsh­ip with council is ‘going backwards’
• Mueller ‘has evidence Trump is guilty of impeachabl­e crimes’
• Tech makers risk being left in ‘legal vacuum’ over future progress
• ‘Tree could have crushed my children in bed’
• Bound for the beach? Don’t leave your mind behind in the office. Samuel Fishwick has a guide to switching off
• A cult cycling class that’s good for the soul
• Flute that magically spikes sexist perception­s
• Do you really need a degree to succeed?
• THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS
• No-deal Brexit fear for UK with inflation set to surge ‘above 4%’
• Boris — and Javid — can give Tories a business reset
• Lily’s in the pink as the pet food maker with royal seal of approval
• MARKET MINNOWS
• City gives Metro Bank a break as loan sale looms
• Bidding war breaks out as oil explorer rejects French suitor
• Will RBS boss stop for the rugby on way Down Under?
• FRIDAY’S CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS
• Asher-Smith proud of London showing and on track for Doha
• Thomas feels like old self again as he looks forward to Alps
• Ndombele can break down the best, says Kane
• Blues hope Kante’s early return from tour will boost bid to start season
• Rookie Arsenal target Saliba told: You need to work hard
• England’s wait for Open glory goes on but list of likely lads is growing
• Portrush return ‘in five years’

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