Evening Standard - 2023-05-10

• Sunak threat as South-East is ‘Londonised’ by non-Tory voters moving from capital
• My normal childhood with the odd celeb thrown in, by Maid star Margaret
• £150m bike and walking lanes to help transform Olympic Park
• Haunting knife crime video of boy killed near school gates
• Two top Tory MPs ‘in running for City Hall’
• MPs to probe Coronation policing after arrest of anti-monarchy group
• Junior doctors’ union takes ‘first steps’ for new strike mandate
• Why are so many of the capital’s schools closing?
• UK set to list Russia’s Wagner Group as a terrorist organisati­on
• Crackpot war story makes for incurably daft musical
• Beatrice hails our book prize winner for tale of friendship
• If John Lewis loses its way, shoppers will be bereft
• Britain and the Royals have both lost out from Harry and Meghan’s exile
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• End-of-the-line homes
• Grade-II Mayfair office on sale for £35m — with mega mansion potential
• Mortgage clinic
• Enjoy all the fun of the (antiques) fair
• Area guide to Islington
• Asos sticks to full-price sales focus as it plunges £300m into the red
• Pub revenues boost JD Wetherspoo­n
• The City remains a beacon of innovation for stock listings
• England should rejoice that Archer’s Test fire is still burning bright
• RAMSDALE ON BRINK OF NEW ARSENAL DEAL
• Hammers won’t let £120m-rated Rice go undervalue­d
• Blues bonus as Broja targets return for pre-season tour

Evening Standard - 2023-05-09

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