Evening Standard - 2024-04-19

• Israel hits back at Iran with targeted strike on Ayatollah’s birthday
• Hall shaves six points off Khan’s poll lead amid dramatic shifts in voting intentions
• Sunak: It’s my moral mission to get people back to work
• Tie up your hair and ditch the blonde look: academic hits back over lust and the lecture
• Police trawl faulty mobile phone data to safeguard trials
• Teachers voice fears over home-schooled children
• How did Sydney Sweeney become the most divisive star in Hollywood?
• Missed Liz’s bestseller? You may have to wait for the next print run…
• I grew up in a pub and it’s no place for children
• It’s not the marathon I can’t stand, it’s the endless social media bragging beforehand
• It’s great Brixton Academy is reopening, but they owe it to London to get it right
• Clumsy, jarring, predictabl­e: not vintage Taylor
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Must we wait for the Euros to start spending again?
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• Cairess: I’ve got big ambitions and the first is to break Mo’s record
• In-form Evans putting club before country after snub from Borthwick
• After plucking a blade of Twickenham grass as a kid, it’s incredible I play there
• ‘Doing a set on stage, the nerves are a match for playing at the Crucible’
• Daring Hammers give Moyes’ Euro story one more thrilling chapter
• For a change, Poch has a shot at having final say against Pep
• Win or bust for Ten Hag as he clings to United job
• English Euro failures can bring Spurs silver lining
• FA refuse to back down after clubs revolt over replay plan

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