Evening Standard - 2022-05-04

• On-screen exams could replace written tests under watchdog Ofqual’s future-proofing plans
• Depp’s ‘sex abuse and violence left Heard suffering post-traumatic stress disorder’
• Struggling families should buy ‘value’ food, says Eustice
• PM’s bus pass remark ‘disappoint­ing’
• Will partygate fallout sound death knell for Tory rule after 44 years?
• Starmer: Police have not been in touch
• EU chief urges members to ban all oil imports from Putin
• Russian troops ‘storming Mariupol steel plant with hundreds still inside’
• Abortion leak ‘genuine but not final’ as protests sweep America
• Inside the passport fiasco ruining summer
• Comic Bailey delivers laughs with cow bells and car horns
• Royal Albert Hall boss: The impact of Covid is still devastatin­g for us
• It’s a struggle to handle famous fans, says xx star
• ‘Help teachers when trans rights collide with those of other pupils’
• ‘Riot’ at school sparks call for DfE to step in
• Let’s send a message to the Tories for being anti-London
• Time to have your say on how our city is run
• Tory-led town halls flourish while Labour councils fester
• The Gardener’s Notebook
• Inside man
• Skyrocketi­ng prices in friendly Forest Gate
• 15 festivals for food lovers
• Make mine a Mar-teeny — the rise of the (very) mini cocktail
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Boohoo plunges as record rise in shop prices derails growth plans
• City salaries and bonuses soar at double national average levels
• Paddy Power owner scores US revenue boost
• Oil price surge weighs on business and households
• Sandgaard’s tactical talk after sacking Jackson a red flag for Charlton fans
• DON’T BURDEN BLUES WITH DEBT, SAYS COE
• Ancelotti’s calming presence will have Real dreaming of another glory night

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