Evening Standard - 2023-07-18

• ‘Hotspots map’ to tackle violence against women across London
• Suella warns of far-Right terror stoked by Russia
• 46C temperatur­e peak on way in the Med as holidaymak­ers are warned to stay indoors
• A tale of two cities — and a massive gulf in prices
• Why we could be in for a long wait before this homes hangover clears
• We can’t do it all, top MP admits as Starmer backs ‘cruel’ child benefit cap
• Dive into Rego’s extraordin­ary panorama, freed from the dining room
• Red letter day for British Museum as it shows king’s solid gold message studded with rubies
• It’s all going swimmingly for these quickwitte­d geeks of trivia
• Whoever said print was dying forgot to tell Graydon Carter
• Matthew d’Ancona Starmer is getting a shellackin­g, but his strategy is right
• This is what our army has learned from Ukraine
• It’s time to think radically about how much the state spends on the NHS
• Can self-hypnosis help me sleep at last?
• Discover a different side to The O2
• 5 PLACES ESCAPE TO THE CROWDS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Headache for Bank as stubborn food inflation still ‘incredibly high’
• A special case of the UK’s inflation embarrassm­ent
• Ocado focus on ‘discipline’ with losses at £300m
• Bank’s £25m staff bonuses as it urged pay restraint
• Annuities boost Just Group as Flutter reaps reward from the US
• DESTINY UDOGIE I’m ready to bring my attacking approach to the Premier League
• Evergreen Broad deserves his unlikely shot at six of the best
• ‘Gun’ Crawley will rack up runs, insists Moeen
• The Open is No1 ... but I’ll make sure I have fun so close to home
• Practice with Rory and Padraig gives me clues
• KANE REJECTS CHANCE OF PSG MOVE
• Lyon: I tried to break up Lord’s row hobbling on crutches

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