Evening Standard - 2024-04-26

• 1,000 police on duty ahead of Gaza demo and counter protest
• Harry’s back door medals investitur­e
• Quarter of young people don’t know they need ID to vote in mayor election
• Back to geography class for minister as he gets in muddle on Congo and Rwanda
• Khan wants more railway links to be overseen by Tf L
• I might run against Sunak after City Hall, says Count Binface
• Holocaust memorial costs could hit £150m, warn MPs
• Weinstein ruling is clarion call for MeToo movement, says its founder
• My personalis­ed skin cancer jab is the best chance of stopping it for good, says patient
• Taking the stairs rather than using the lift could help you live longer
• Boy, 3, would have survived sepsis with quick hospital referral
• It’s all we have left: the chance to end Arsenal’s title hopes
• Weinstein was a predator but he still deserves due process
• My mixed-race identity is not your punchline
• The real inside story of how it all went wrong for Theresa May
• Exits won’t help tempt tech firms to dip toe in water
• Thoma Bravo agrees $5bn deal to buy Darktrace
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• We’re using crochet to keep calm in build-up to our Slam decider
• Quins must find right tempo to keep title dream alive
• It’s nice to be underdogs, but we must find another level to get to the final
• Jackson misses more than he scores, but promise is there
• City show they can flex muscle without Haaland
• European qualificat­ion would give Moyes a fitting exit
• PREDICTED LINE-UPS AND FOUR KEY TACTICAL DECISIONS FOR THE MANAGERS
• Creator-in-chief Odegaard hopes to make Spurs sick of the sight of him
• ‘WE WON’T ALTER OUR APPROACH FOR DERBY’

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