The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-06-26

• Tories at war
• Two million sign petition demanding Brexit result is overturned
• ‘Profession­al’ politician­s have lost touch with a furious electorate
• No Prime Minister has made a bigger miscalcula­tion since Eden
• Corbyn’s team plot to force out party leader
• EU leaders call for quick – and punitive – split
• Scotland will protect its place in EU: Sturgeon
• Christophe­r Booker
• Anthony Seldon
• Simon Heffer
• Remain ‘hatching plot to stop Boris becoming leader’
• A One Nation vision is what we need to cement our exposed class fault line
• Tory runners and riders
• Tory contest chief : keep calm and carry on governing
• ‘Ukip is far from over: we want to play our part in negotiatio­ns with Brussels’
• Road map for change: how different Britain will be
• It’s in no one’s interests to rush into a new deal
• Our disunited kingdom will only have limited time to arrange its exit strategy
• Defender of Britain’s financial interests in Brussels resigns
• City will lose access to UK ‘does a Norway’ on
• Brexit will prove to be the Great Escape
• Party’s problems go way beyond Corbyn
• Front runners
• Osborne urged to go over
• ‘The strain on his family was too much. Sam was worried for the children’
• ‘Difference­s of view represent
• A spectrum, not a schism’
• The inside story of how the Vote
• Leave campaign claimed victory
• Labour triggered PM’s fall
• But Tories finished him off
• Sinn Fein sees its chance amid doubts over Ulster’s future
• From fuel to finance: how Brexit will affect you
• Europe faces an existentia­l crisis and its leaders must race against time to respond
• Universiti­es put teachers into state schools to boost their pupils’ aspiration­s
• Wimbledon rolls out the welcome mat (and towels) for our top female player
• Jail for ‘mastermind’ behind late abortions clinic
• ‘How gently my comrades fell to earth’
• Lime to reign over us: Queen at 90 turns shoppers on to neon
• Calling butterfly spotters for painted lady’s grand entrance after 4,500-mile migration
• Heaven scent: the perfume that smells like a comet
• Bitter pill to swallow: Artist claims Hirst copied her jewellery
• Women become the new shining light of contempora­ry art world
• Eight-year-old is swept to his death after mother loses grip in worst floods for century
• Democrats reward Sanders with Left-leaning election manifesto
• Apocalypse Now and Dispatches writer dies
• Fallujah refugees trapped in desert camps
• Dozens burned by walk on hot coals at ‘motivation­al’ event
• Spanish return to the polls as Rajoy refuses to end political impasse
• Dior declares it’s time for a few teenage twists
• A wonderful world of tie-breaks and tea breaks
• How Britain can build a new role for itself in the world
• Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has given real choice back to the voters
• Britons must make this journey together
• A booming democracy that leaves Europe in the shade
• Choose your poison – tear gas or sarin…
• Here’s the case against Mrs Justice Hogg
• Hiddleston: have his Bond ambitions backfired?
• Mud, croissants and tears as Glastonbur­y sings the EU blues
• This is more like Four Witches and a Funeral
• Hats off at last to Jerome K Jerome
• Tony Jones
• Expect to see Wimbledon’s roof in action

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