The Daily Telegraph - 2016-06-30

• Gove’s wife warns him about risk of backing Boris in leaked email
• Shares roar back after referendum shock
• May promises a Brexit tsar
• Robbie Collin on the feel-good film of the summer
• Decades of change fail to shift class identity
• Review of all children’s intensive care units
• First World War plane flies again
• Corbyn faces challenge from Eagle in ‘survival battle’ for Labour Party
• Two lame ducks face off, with the PM speaking for the Opposition
• Leader’s critics call police after abuse and death threats to MPs
• With her poison pen, Gove’s wife directs the Tory game of thrones
• The Tories need a steely leader who’ll deliver on migration and trade
• The thoughts of Sarah Vine
• Boris tackled hard by his blue-collar rival
• French minister breaks ranks over free movement
• It’s time to show we are a special nation again
• Burglar on trial confesses guilt in a whisper
• Prehistori­c stargazers used tombs to set first calendars
• £100m Ocado tycoon wages High Court divorce battle
• Phone blocking beam to stop fans filming at concerts
• Motorways to lose hundreds of miles of hard shoulder to ease jams, despite safety fears
• Blood transfusio­n dementia fear dismissed
• Cardboard box for baby could cut cot death
• Butter not that bad for you – it’s what you spread it on
• Newlyweds who hid from Istanbul gunmen
• New death threats against Charlie Hebdo, one year after office massacre
• Refugee finds £41,000 hidden in wardrobe
• RAF aids Syrian rebels with cruise missiles
• Indian couple’s Everest triumph was a ‘fabricatio­n’
• Florence cathedral bunfight over Big Macs
• Unpaid Rio police threaten to strike during the Olympics
• French anti-bird flu measures mean foie gras shortages and high prices this Christmas
• British man charged over Trump attack
• Am I nervous? Absolutely, but we will be eternally grateful to Leave
• Turkey – the dark centre of a troubled world
• Tory MPs face a sullen choice between secondbest leaders
• Labour and the Conservati­ves: both in convulsion­s and awaiting revival under a credible leader
• Now we find out if Europe really was bluffing
• Britain has good reason for optimism
• Erdoğan weakened
• Melanie Hall’s parents could be closer to finding her killer after 20 years
• A grizzled Lear for the Brexit era
• Commemorat­ions across the country
• FROM WESTMINSTE­R TO THIEPVAL
• AFTER SO LONG TOGETHER, IS THIS THE E ND?
• Did you spot her, possum? 11 cameos to watch out for
• Standing up to corporate culture in taut Orwellian horror
• This Tempest fizzes despite taking sexual liberties with the characters
• Scotty Moore
• Peter Morley
• Desmond Logan
• The hunter became the hunted in a toothless show

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