Evening Standard - 2024-01-26

• Fresh plea for knife crime action as teen is killed in London park
• Nottingham killer will likely be ‘locked up for life’, says minister
• Doubts grow on Hunt’s room for tax cuts as IFS sounds warning
• GLOBAL THREATS BRITAIN’S ARMED FORCES NOT JUST ABOUT THE HEAD COUNT, INSISTS TREASURY MINISTER
• Mayor’s apology over Central line delays (but worse to come)
• Murderer ‘thrashed and writhed for minutes’ in nitrogen gas execution
• TfL on defensive over Ulez data breach for foreign drivers
• Cameron faces tense talks as Turkey condemns Israel
• Sex should be part of daily chat with children, parents are told
• I have loved too much in my life
• The state is crumbling and yet the Tories pretend we can afford fresh tax cuts
• A bitter global legacy and a nasty culture war: welcome to Empireland
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Battle for the soul of the City: Bankers say LSEG is holding London back
• Is there a white knight on hand for the Exchange?
• STARS SHELLEY VON STRUNCKEL
• We need owners who can bring the magic back to The Valley, not anonymous ones
• Millard calls on Quins to hit high note
• Poch sees signs of Kane in Broja and urges striker to stay
• We mustn’t fall into De Bruyne trap, insists Postecoglo­u
• Cairney hoping to stay put at Cottage for rest of his career
• Klopp to leave Liverpool at end of the season after he admits, ‘I’ve run out of energy’
• India’s batters pile on the pain as tourists’ spin attack is made to suffer despite early breakthrou­gh

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