The Daily Telegraph - 2017-07-24

• Ladies dancing, Lord’s a-leaping
• A&E plan to divert patients ‘risks lives’
• Diana’s pride
• Cabinet split over imports of American chlorine chicken
• Minister joins Prince’s war on modern architectu­re
• Why political inquiries should be handled with care
• Germans call for ‘Brexit cabinet’ to protect interests
• Trump faces Congress battle over Russia
• Tories warn May against tax on diesel
• BBC to switch men for women on screen
• The rise of pilates man
• Europcar staff ‘paid to invent damage claims’
• Nile Gardiner:
• Greening tells the Church to ‘keep up’ on gay marriage
• Pension-age rise ‘means 7.6m people will lose £9,800’
• Patients at risk as millions have to wait a week to see GP
• Loving snapshot of mother and brother taken by William at three
• I did not know size of student loans debt, admits Corbyn
• Fox demands meeting with BBC over Brexit ‘bias’
• Charlie Gard’s parents upset by public backlash
• Jailed Choudary moved ‘to stop his influence’
• Wildlife knowledge dying out, warn nature campaigner­s
• Police and fire staff struggle with trauma, says charity
• Eating for two puts pregnant women and babies at risk
• Laura Ashley chief ’s £205m divorce battle ‘all about control’
• Thief forced £10 into man’s mouth after raiding buffet
• Is this really the future of healthcare in America?
• Nine dead as migrants found in back of lorry in Texas heatwave
• Pokemon festival refund after mobile signal failure
• Palestinia­n leader cuts security ties with Israel
• Seventeen journalist­s put on trial in Turkey
• Macron lustre fades after reforms fail to satisfy voters
• Embarrassi­ng your children is a key maternal skill – as Diana knew
• My transgende­r solution for the BBC pay gap
• Brexit timetable must be best for the nation
• Brexit presents a chance to transform how we care for the countrysid­e
• Radical housing
• First-class tickets help to fund everyone’s travel
• Doctor’s Diary
• ‘My father was with a man on the eve of his wedding’
• Phyllida Law ‘I never wanted to be a star – I just wanted to have fun’
• Linda Blair How to have a meaningful life
• ‘I didn’t think children could have a stroke’
• Midlife guide to... broflake
• Melodies inspired by timeless classics
• Uneven yet heartbreak­ing slice of odd couple’s life in the city
• Raw anger, followed by a Simone singalong
• RUSSIA’S PERIL. DISORGANIS­ATION OF THE SECOND ARMY.
• Lord Mccluskey
• Anne Golon
• John Heard
• All eyes on ITV’S advertisin­g sales as new boss jets in from airline
• Oxford plant tipped to land production of electric Mini
• The British Empire provides lessons on spending and taxes
• James Titcomb Pressure is on for the Snapchat investors
• British Land to focus on developing core campuses
• J&J moves one step closer to a potential vaccine for HIV
• Dividing line: The main winners and losers of HS2
• Greece closing in on a return to sustainabl­e economic growth
• Miner promises investors ‘Louis Vuitton’ of iron
• Will tech funding be the next bubble to burst?
• Acacia braced for compensati­on claims over African mine deaths
• Brexit talks ‘must give priority to aviation’
• The Handmaid’s Tale is all set for an explosive finale

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