Evening Standard - 2024-07-12

• We dare to dream: one last obstacle on one hell of a journey
• Gasps as Biden introduces Zelensky as ‘President Putin’
• Four migrants die after boat capsizes in Channel crossing
• Meghan looks on as Harry accepts ‘hero’ award with Diana tribute
• Met police chief sides with minister in row over early release of prisoners
• Captivatin­g circus meets rave reaches our hearts, guts and feet
• ‘Crossbow killer’ could have held his three victims captive for hours in their house
• Novel ideas! The best books for summer
• Ukrainians improvise on defence; so can we
• A second-hand witness stand? Yes please! That’s the joy of online shopping
• Sobering read: the Ghislaine Maxwell trial by a child abuse victim
• I’ve been pushed to the brink of my sanity
• Sorry horror fans, genuine scares in short supply here
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Crown Estates reshape West End with new offices at landmark sites
• Restoring trust can help reverse equity outflows
• Ashmore slips after £1.9m drop in assets
• Graphcore backers make gains as SoftBank swoops for ‘Britain’s Nvidia’
• Furbank ruled out for England as Borthwick turns to mind games
• Finally, Musetti knows he can take down nemesis Novak
• THE UNLIKELY LADS
• Three Lions must buck the trend if they are to achieve glory
• Carvajal: Sky’s the limit for Yamal if we look after him
• Fully fit or not, Kane will start ... and who better to deliver the goods?
• Legacy on the line... but is Gareth set to change mind?
• Wing wizards Yamal and Williams pose biggest Threat after lighting up tournament
• Rice’s battle against Rodri will be key to stopping Spain tick
• WE CAN WRITE HISTORY
• Win or lose, FA want Southgate to stay on

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