Evening Standard - 2024-03-07

• £162m profit, but TfL still needs cash from taxpayer claims Khan
• 18 months in jail for armourer who allowed live bullet in gun before Baldwin film tragedy
• Hunt’s £20 billion Budget shortfall leaves scrapping national insurance for the birds, warns the IFS
• Heat on Donelan to pay back £15,000 libel cash from own pocket
• OPPENHEIME­R DIRECTOR HAILS ‘GAME- CHANGER’ FILM TAX RELIEF
• Sheen (in his jim jams) brings some zest to tale of Nye Bevan’s triumph
• Missed chances to halt the four killings in ‘house of horror’
• Uncle Gary: I won’t break the Kate code but she’s doing well
• Low traffic zone axed after just four months
• The Budget sold us the Big Lie that we can afford our spending
• I grew up in a council house; fat chance now
• Looking through the bullet hole in a toilet door, I could imagine the carnage of 7/10
• The flight from the London Stock Exchange is a crisis that’s just getting worse
• ‘We need more nuanced depictions of Asian women’
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Nationwide swoops with £2.9bn takeover deal for Virgin Money
• Business leaders’ tourist tax fury is a gift for Starmer
• Westfield UK boss backs Labour plan after VAT-free blow
• Rentokil’s right royal result in the US takes it to top of Footsie
• ITV chief vows to ‘reshape’ its cost base after profits crash
• After meeting one Fury this week, I hope to shake on a deal with Tyson
• Uneasy peace at Red Bull as Verstappen defends his father
• Henman tips Raducanu to return to top table if she wins her fitness fight
• ENGLAND SENT INTO TAIL-SPIN

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