The Daily Telegraph - 2015-07-10

• Osborne drives building boom
• Get out of Tunisia now, says Foreign Office
• NHS 111 expansion on hold
• A family full of energy on a joyous day
• Truth behind missing Churchill portrait
• Thunderstr­uck: AC/DC drummer detained
• Judith Woods
• Europe wants families to recycle 70pc
• Cancer team weeds out side-effects of cannabis
• The Battle of Britain? Wasn’t that a Viking attack ... or did it take place last year?
• A lower tax budget? It’s a £6.5bn hike, says think-tank
• Tories lay hubris on thick for their cheery victory lap
• Taxman to get power to take money directly from accounts
• Well off face £15,000 pensions hit
• A prison revolt: ‘impossible’ sudoku foxes criminal minds
• Man who rubbed swearing six-year-old boy’s mouth with soap is convicted of assault
• Grandmothe­r died after blaze during strike by firefighte­rs
• Balding wilts under volley of abuse
• A future grandmaste­r? Boy, 13, wins chess scholarshi­p to leading private school
• £100m child sex abuse inquiry will take five years
• Woman set fire to hotel as payback for row with lover
• The heart of darkness: what is Pluto’s puzzling surface pattern?
• Kerry digs in as Iran nuclear talks miss deadline again
• Hostage fear as Israelis held captive in Gaza
• Four children killed in Isil attack on Mosul church thousands of years old
• TV talent show hopeful jailed for stealing Madonna’s songs before album released
• Sarkozy stand against Muslim plan to take over churches
• Home comforts conjure up Valentino’s vision of Rome
• Republican­s tell Trump to tone down Latino claims
• Mistress who pestered her lover’s wife with calls about affair loses appeal against fine
• Police chief tells Thai beach murder trial: ‘I’ll call later with the evidence’
• The Living Wage sounds like a good idea – but tax cuts are better
• I can still hear my brave friends’ voices
• No snoozing, flirting or rosé? No wonder croquet is dying
• Germany and Britain must now reshape Europe
• Tube bullies hold London to ransom
• An experiment in paying a living wage to those who care for the elderly
• End NHS secrecy
• Respect for ball boys and girls at Wimbledon
• Fancy a quick dip outdoors?
• Dustin Hoffman
• Once upon a time, summer holidays were child’s play for parents
• Life’s a bitch – but not any more for Otto. He’ll have to give up the chase
• These noisy neighbours must be such a pain
• Women on the verge of a footballin­g breakthrou­gh
• See this, and you’ll feel four years old again
• The tale of pop’s troubled genius
• Comical charisma
• Stand-up comedy at its most confrontat­ional
• This Violetta is too much of a tough cookie
• MINE-SWEEPING IS WORLD PROBLEM
• Ralph Hyde
• Joe Lobenstein
• Mark Williams
• Professor Michael Oliver
• Jane Austen would have loved this social experiment

The Daily Telegraph - 2015-07-09

The Daily Telegraph - 2015-07-11