Evening Standard - 2021-07-22

• PING THREAT TO OUR FOOD, TUBE AND BINS
• HISTORY AS ROWER FLIES FLAG FOR TEAM GB
• Damning verdict on special unit set up to tackle teenage knife killings
• The rising cost of leaving the EU: £18bn blow in lost trade to Britain
• Let’s dance! The ultimate guide to party dressing — from disco tops to statement frocks
• ARE THE CRACKS STARTING TO SHOW FOR JOE AND KAMALA?
• Emergency alert as ambulance crews face 400 calls an hour
• 2,100 flights to leave UK on busiest weekend of the year
• ‘Emotional moment’ as the first festival-goers arrive at Latitude
• Museum faces boycott in slavery links row
• ‘No way NHS can afford to fund pay rise for nurses out of its current budget’
• McKellen’s sensationa­l, age-defying Hamlet is a privilege to witness
• Simon Jenkins Vaccinatio­n passports were always inevitable, so why aren’t they here?
• Can we trust Boris? The jury is still out
• Welcome to the new space age: the rich using earth as a trampoline and returning to lecture us
• Bruno Lachaux awarded £70,000 in libel damages from Evening Standard Limited
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• TIME TO TAKE THE PLUNGE
• What’s on at Westfield
• NatWest nears freedom as Treasury set to sell fresh taxpayer stake at loss
• Trading bonanza is making spread better IG a winner
• Building boom underpins FTSE’s return above 7000
• I’ve loved preparing for the Hundred, it’s good for my cricket brain
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• Japan in need of home heroes
• Gatland will tackle key issue at referees meeting
• All the difficult times have made me stronger... I’m not scared of anything
• ‘Electric’ start for Hundred and signs are fans will be back for more
• STARS WHO CAN BE HOME HEROES
• MY DAUGHTER TOLD ME NOT TO RETIRE

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