Evening Standard - 2024-05-01

• First asylum seeker’s flight to Rwanda proves that our policy is working, minister insists
• London sixth form joins Eton and Harrow among internatio­nal elite
• Police storm university building to end student Gaza protest
• Every vote will count, say candidates as they make final pitches
• Met Pc nearly loses hand in Hainault sword rampage
• How banker chic has earned its style stripes this summer
• London ‘needs a czar like New York to tackle invasion of the super rats’
• A third Khan term must rectify failings
• When I was homeless and addicted, I could have used a charity just like this one
• Once in a generation buys PRIMROSE HILL, NW1
• The Gardener’s
• ‘This is Habitat design as it was intended’
• How to make your rental home beautiful
• Canary Wharf
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRIED GOLD HISTORIC CAFES ABOUT TOWN
• Education needs to support all children not just those who are good at maths
• Government must act on UK shares funding drought
• Online sales raise Next hopes for £1bn profits
• House prices fall again as mortgage rates spike
• Haleon headache as hip giant swings
• Saracens boost as Itoje avoids ban to be free for title run-in

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