Evening Standard - 2020-06-30

• BORIS DIGS IN AS FEARS GROW OVER LOCKDOWN
• Trump ‘branded May a fool in humiliatin­g and bullying tirades’
• PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR (AT HOME)
• ‘We have not gone soft’: Met chief pledges large numbers of police on street as lockdown lifts
• Susannah Butter
• GABRIELE FINALDI
• Three-quarters want to work from home and the office
• Economic slowdown in spring was even worse than feared
• Total deaths below average for f irst time since before lockdown
• We want to be part of the UK’s recovery, says National Gallery boss
• Call for action to prevent ‘ghost town’ in capital
• GLOBAL ROUND-UP
• Personal trainer keeps her business limber on Zoom
• CRISIS NOT OVER WITH LOCKDOWN
• Fall in number of babies born from IVF in Britain
• UK’s ‘deep concerns’ over passing of Hong Kong security law
• Judge denies rape appeal by cricketer who thought he was ‘God’s gift to women’
• Changes in power at Whitehall must not start Ozark-style turf wars
• My walk to remember after months of shielding
• The speech Boris should make in the Midlands
• Hit the pub — at long last!
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Alastair McKay The Viewer Spiritual leader Malone conducts a moving search for a lockdown anthem
• Shock GDP plunge takes shine off Boris ‘New Deal’
• Recession looms but SLA picks the right man to cope
• Shell takes $22bn hit as oil price slumps in virus crisis
• Redrow hits the skids as it scales back London plans
• Warm words turn to heated feuding at the top of the CMA
• NO GREEN LIGHT FOR POLITICAL ACTIVISM
• Palace match at Leicester could be moved to neutral venue
• FULHAM MUST COPE WITHOUT MITROVIC

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