The Daily Telegraph - 2017-06-30

• Toxic hip alert for 56,000 patients
• MPS hot under collar as they cut ties with tradition
• Grenfell council shuts down public meeting
• When yoga gets dangerous
• Hue and cry over the world’s favourite colour
• One in 10 people in Britain is a foreign citizen
• Doctors warn of crisis in care as elderly abuse cases increase
• Drug injected by Armstrong ‘does not boost performanc­e’
• ‘Jihad’ number plate pulled by DVLA after complaint
• May weakness shown up as she is forced to back abortion law
• Corbyn forced to dismiss three Brexit rebels
• Mcdonnell’s misery brings out the joker in Hammond
• Jailed hit-and-run killer had string of crimes in Hungary
• Stabbed woman who reported stalker 125 times rejects apology
• Police told of legal danger in high-speed car chases
• Blindfold sex attacker convicted
• School-run mothers face fine if engine left running
• Give every child under 5 a toothbrush, demands BMA
• We’ve no more room to bury the dead, says Oxford council
• Academics fear for their jobs if they speak out
• Charlie Gard’s parents ‘denied right for him to die at home’
• Fight for $10m slice of Gauguin sale rests on a handshake deal
• Why a chicken dinner is a winner for lone eaters
• Breast cancer test could spare women chemothera­py
• British flagship is an ‘easy target’, says Russia
• Mosley cash for press regulator renders it ineligible, court told
• Devon town up in alms over influx of ‘begging tourists’
• Trump makes tweet of himself again with misogynist­ic attack
• Five guilty of Putin critic’s killing but family claim ‘mastermind­s’ are still at large
• Deposed Saudi prince banned from leaving the country
• Aspiring Youtube star shot dead by girlfriend as video stunt goes wrong
• Court orders demolition of Riviera chateau
• Severe drought turns off Rome’s fountains
• Recapture of Mosul mosque signals the ‘fall’ of Isil’s caliphate
• Australian cardinal facing multiple sex abuse charges
• Conservati­ves should be winning the argument on public spending
• Bring on the nightclubb­ing pensioners
• Dress codes should be celebrated not dressed down
• Channel 4’s biased bullying has to be stopped
• Government needs to get down to business
• No hope for the future if government profligacy is described as austerity
• Blighted lives
• Swiped off the road by left-hand-drive lorries
• Scandi chic? It’s all about Porto design now
• Sir Ian Mckellen
• Baby Driver
• I have never grown tired of ‘Let It Go’
• The Supreme dream
• This GP crisis is being made worse by timewaster­s
• Suddenly, school sports days are also for fathers
• Help! Stocks of memorable passwords are fast depleting
• Last of the great crooners has the Albert Hall in raptures
• Bleakness gives way to joie de vivre
• A twee musical journey that leads audience to nowhere but despair
• Plenty of laughs, just a little short on ambition
• Accent should have been on suspense
• Yuri Drozdov
• Lord Toulson
• Angela Brodie
• An entertaini­ng spin around driverless-car technology
• Fix breakdown and Lions can pull off a miracle
• Kiwis’ black arts must be policed
• ‘His legacy lives on. They still call him The Terminator here’
• Why Boys of ’89 can inspire these cornered Lions

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