Evening Standard - 2021-07-26

• Dreams do come true, says triathlete from Brockley as he picks up silver
• Stay away, warn two hospitals caught in floods mayhem
• Pingmagedd­on! Alerts send the capital reeling
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• Rail disruption as services are cut back thanks to pingdemic
• Woman in Charlie Hebdo T-shirt knifed at Speaker’s Corner
• More than 5,000 handed criminal conviction­s in error after IT flaw goes unnoticed
• Dancing like it was 2019: festival crowds return to London and boy it feels good
• Harry’s revelation­s must be a palace revolution or they are nothing
• Cases are falling but caution is needed
• Holey leaves? They’re the bee’s knees
• My dance shoes are locked away but a jiggle with B*witched brings me back to twirling ecstasy
• Changing the world, one reality at a time
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRIDAY’S CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS
• Heathrow can’t take off unless the Government acts
• O’Leary blasts ‘tsunami’ of state aid to Ryanair rivals
• Banks suffer as market mood dampened but big week in prospect for miners and Bitcoin
• Sinden sets sights on Olympic gold in Paris after final defeat
• Yee silver shows the ‘new Farah’ chose right path
• GAMES HIGHLIGHTS
• Gatland’s considerin­g beefing up at No13 after Daly is smashed by Am
• I’m excited to see the Peaty effect on all of our swimmers
• Freya the new British swimming sensation... who is allergic to chlorine
• ‘I HAVE DREAMT OF THIS MOMENT’
• Peaty repeats golden start and hopes it inspires medal haul
• PIDCOCK SUMMITS WITH TOKYO GOLD

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