The Daily Telegraph - 2017-07-28

• Freedom of movement to continue after Brexit
• How to buy them when you get back home
• Britain left reliant on allies to track Russian spy craft
• Why a mother’s love still can’t conquer all
• NHS to ‘dodge’ large payouts for stillborn babies
• Southern service is UK’S most crowded train
• Mile high teacher framed, says brother
• Branson to sell stake in Virgin Atlantic
• ‘Life of misery’ for German shepherd dogs
• Jolie under fire for ‘cruel’ child actor auditions
• Police manslaught­er warning over Grenfell
• Lap dancing club ‘drugged and fleeced its customers’
• Family’s final wish denied as Charlie Gard’s last hours mapped out
• Faulty genes in embryos corrected for first time
• ‘Women let gender pay gap happen by not asking for rise’
• All police to be asked if they want to carry firearms
• Ex-wife pleads with judges to end 16-year divorce battle
• A picture of luxury: new Rolls comes with own art
• Priest rails against ‘selfie-centred’ church tourists
• Boris: Remainers’ fake fears are like millennium bug
• Trump’s transgende­r ban will not be repeated here, says Fallon
• Anti-nepotists back Corbyn (whose son is Labour adviser)
• Pay-per-mile could make up for loss of fuel duty cash cow
• Almost half of homes fail to sell with high prices blamed
• War memorials given listed status in salute to Passchenda­ele
• Scientists aim to lift the lid on the great ‘cork or cap’ debate
• Assaults on prison staff reach record levels
• America’s wealthy face 44pc supertax to help middle class
• Scaramucci in foul-mouthed attack on White House rivals
• Five crew of anti-migrant ship claim asylum in port
• Palestinia­ns injured in clashes with Israeli police after celebratin­g mosque ‘victory’
• Liverpool, the lifeline to a hospital in diseased and bomb-torn Yemen
• 4,000-year-old lunchbox sheds light on Alpine cereal farming
• Corbyn and May seem oddly in step on Brexit – but he really wants ‘Lexit’
• ‘I don’t know’ doesn’t seem to be an option
• Come on, hedgehogs, it’s time to be more panda
• The factions behind Trump’s rule – and its chaos
• Immigratio­n debate must not be delayed
• Only electric cars by 2040? This plan hasn’t been thought through
• Royalty in safe hands
• Don’t eat the chicken
• Cassandra Jardine Prize
• Tom Skelton
• David Mitchell
• From F1 to fashion designer
• Can whizz-kid head teachers win out over decades of experience?
• The sorry saga of Bunnie’s brothel
• A festival that does rather dragon
• Adrian Mole musical will put a smile on your face
• A stark, compelling and excellentl­y acted take on Mozart
• Culture-clash romcom that you can’t help falling for
• A terrifying, pulverisin­g emotional workout
• The ladies are living it up
• RUSSIA’S JOAN OF ARC
• JOINING THE ARMY
• Court Circular
• SKULL AND CROSS BONES
• Major Paddy Deacon
• Denis Johnson
• Fred Tuckman
• Dr G Yunupingu
• Next rallies on broker note as FTSE struggles for direction
• Drug setback wipes £10bn off Astrazenec­a
• Lloyds takes another £1bn hit for further PPI compensati­on claims
• Sky is investing £100m in dramas to keep pace with Netflix and the insatiable demand for box sets
• There will be many more games of chicken to come in our post Brexit trade negotiatio­ns
• ‘Winning SME of Year award was hugely motivating for us’
• Astra lacks direction after drug trial blow
• Soros-backed broadband firm ramps up pressure on BT and Virgin
• Macron nationalis­es France’s biggest shipyards to block sale to Italy’s Fincantier­i
• Glencore to pay $1bn for half of Australian coal operation
• Shell braces for ‘lower forever’ oil prices by investing in renewables
• Sports Direct ups holding in French Connection to 27pc
• Anglo American restarts its dividend after slashing debt
• Diageo shares leap to all-time high on £1.5bn buyback plan
• With a 5.25pc coupon and a five-year term, this new bond issue is worth a look
• Estate agents hit by enormous fall in profits
• Thomas Cook halves losses as its own hotels lift holiday margins
• Shale recovery in US helps boost revenues at pump maker Weir
• Interbank benchmark Libor to be phased out by 2021
• Passengers at record high but Heathrow T6 ‘unlikely’
• Grimmer than a wet weekend in Scunthorpe

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