The Daily Telegraph - 2017-07-07

• West must have the will to survive, warns Trump
• Business threat to derail Brexit
• A million patients a week ‘cannot see a GP’
• Stop flow of foreign cash to jihadists, May demands
• Thatcher statue blocked
• Put phones on hold, Harry tells the young
• Youth I do adore thee – but not at expense of older theatregoe­rs
• Zulu warriors put on a good show – at the wrong school
• Selfish Cabinet ‘propping up lame-horse PM’ say ministers
• Deselectio­n threat to Jewish MP unless she says sorry to Corbyn
• Bitter row over neckwear has MPS at each other’s throats
• Spectators and grass start to wilt as heat takes toll at SW19
• My wife’s move to London is divorce tourism says aristocrat
• Woman ‘serial liar’ invented sex attack claims against 15 men
• From the catwalk to copy – supermodel­s write for Vogue
• GPS on alert for children suffering terror trauma
• Sunscreen warning: be sure to use near eyes
• ‘Con man tricked supermarke­ts into selling horsemeat’
• Ashley tells court: I am a power drinker, he’s lightweigh­t
• US ready to work with Russia on no-fly zones in Syria peace bid
• Violence flares in Hamburg as police tackle G20 protesters
• White House ethics boss quits with dig at the chief
• Fraser Nelson:
• Heaven knows Morrissey is miserable now
• Chess king Kasparov is back on board for ‘grand slam’ challenge
• France to ban sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2040
• Libyan strongman declares Benghazi free after Islamists defeated
• Outrage as Amnesty activists are held in Turkey
• Public sector gets rises despite the pay cap
• We’ll need a new etiquette for the fast-approachin­g plug-in car era
• The US gobbles up another British world-beater
• What Corbyn’s grip on Labour really means
• Britain’s new housebuild­ing projects must be handled with care
• A tougher President
• Alternativ­e ways to look after the elderly
• Charging electric cars
• Can festivals ever be black tie?
• Enthrallin­g ‘ape-pocalyptic’ finale for smart simian reboot
• The female WWII pilot who risked life and limb
• ‘After 7/7, I want to help others’
• Why the ‘mum test’ for care homes is no longer enough
• Help! I have an illegal immigrant on my ceiling
• Never too late to become an apprentice fishmonger
• 100 YEARS OF WOMEN IN THE MILITARY
• ‘I never thought someone like me could be successful’
• Sadistic pomp done to perfection
• This bitterswee­t opera grows on you
• ‘Bloke-a-homa!’ takes us on a voyage round our fathers
• Slack and spiritless, Marvel’s escapade lacks spidery sense
• Intense, gripping and subtle… whatever ‘It’ is
• A reclusive director plumbs new boreholes of cringe
• Lord Sandberg
• Mauno Koivisto
• Carol Lee Scott
• A happy ending for everso-humble Charles Dance
• ‘That it haunts me 40 years on shows what it all means’
• PREDICTION­S FROM OUR EXPERTS
• How to make sure a referee will give you an even break
• So much rests on Poite’s decisions
• ‘At a scrum, being a prop is like being squeezed in a vice’

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