Evening Standard - 2023-07-19

• Tory mayoral selection process is a humiliatio­n
• Oh Barbie! This is one hell of a party
• I’m so proud, says first trans star of Doctor Who
• Hope for relief on mortgage rates as cost of living falls
• Our door is always open: MI6 chief appeals to Russians to defect to West
• Upbeat spy boss leads with his chin in central Europe’s city of espionage
• Allies’ fear as Moscow holds off the great offensive
• Bridge repairs ‘won’t be another Hammersmit­h’
• Sound the alarm: this Balearic beauty is a grill on fire
• Gothic bar promises seduction — and drinks as lethal as Dracula
• Hundreds flee Greek wildfires as Europe bakes in heatwave
• Keir Starmer’s journey continues — he has now been blessed by Blair
• I fought in Afghanista­n and I know it’s now time to talk to the Taliban
• Bring back queueing for tickets to beat the online touts
• Tardis homes for sale
• The Gardener’s Notebook
• The coffee-shop test: just one of my tips for finding the best rental
• Eye for interiors
• Go green and go home! A new build could save you a fortune
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Swap strikes for spritz: what to do this weekend
• 99 problems? Mr Whippy ain’t one
• A farewell to my beloved Banner’s
• City bets on rate hikes peaking at below 6% after inflation surprise
• Housebuild­ers shoot up on relief over mortgage rates prospects
• Rory heads to Hoylake on a high as he bids to end major drought
• GROUP GUIDE
• Stars with the world at their feet as they prepare for big stage
• ‘WEATHER WILL MAKE US PUSH HARD FOR WIN’
• Healy’s series win is ‘bitterswee­t’

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