Evening Standard - 2024-07-09

• Braverman under fire after ‘monstrous’ Pride flag speech
• 40,000 England fans in semi-final dash
• Nato faces greatest crisis as it meets for 75th anniversar­y
• Run against me, says battling Biden to critics as Sir Keir arrives
• Le Pen faces ‘illegal financing’ probe after French election loss
• Thames Water blames sewage on heavy rain
• A train every two minutes: new Lizzie line stock to boost services in central London
• SATs results show a third of 11-year-olds missing targets
• Starmer flies into Nato as the red warning lights begin to flash
• Exciting Belgrade makes London look so dull
• I lost my seat on Friday, cried into a glass of wine, then the calls came in
• ‘Geldof effect’ helps MP Mitchell defy the exit poll and hold onto his seat
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• The stakes could hardly be higher for water supply
• Begbies profit grows for 10th year in a row
• Disappoint­ing BP update sees heavy selling of oil giant’s shares
• Novak digs in as his biggest rivals look to march on
• Rodri-Kante match-up will hold the key to which of these giants head to Berlin
• Southgate and Deschamps facing a moment of truth in the fight of style v substance
• Depay is my man, vows boss, amid drop calls
• FODEN’S BACKING KANE TO TURN A CORNER

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