Evening Standard - 2024-05-15

• Simply breathtaki­ng: inside Sir Elton’s photo collection
• The free world is with you, rockin’ Blinken tells Kyiv
• £500k for Met to expand facial recognitio­n as minister hails its success in crime-fighting
• Great Gough! This revival is magnificen­t
• Education, education, education is ‘at heart of Labour’s plan’
• Horror as woman shot in crossfire of ‘drive-by attack’
• The capital should be a pioneer in solving the world’s waste crisis
• Fashion gold: Team GB get ceremonial outfits
• Coming down the track, a fleet of metro trains to lure commuters back to the office
• ‘I’m lucky playing a Targaryen — no one recognises me in real life!’
• Food bank parcels hit record high of 454,000 in London
• Trump’s hush money trial has made him an upstart outsider again just like 2016
• Trailblazi­ng Smokin’ Jo knows the highs of DJing as I do… and the crushing lows
• Win or lose the title, this is the season Arteta has emerged from Pep’s shadow
• This super sewer will help us reconnect to the Thames
• Fallow boys flex with mammoth second act
• Drinks from the Seventies — but there’s life in the old tratt yet
• New builds near the station
• The Gardener’s Notebook
• Secret garden of art delights is a feast for the eyes
• Area guide to New Cross
• Whisking his reputation: A critic in the kitchen
• Will computer firm float open the floodgates?
• Raspberry Pi eyes £500m valuation in London IPO
• Compass salutes busier Mondays at canteens
• Experian takes top tier to new record
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Caicedo shines bright with Enzo in shadows
• Walker’s warning to team-mates
• ANGRY ANGE SLAMS SPURS’ WILL TO WIN
• Pep: Ederson had an eye problem, not concussion, when subbed
• Discover the Dentalife range for pets

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