The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-07-24

• Facebook trap of the McDonald’s murderer
• Tory appeal to the working class
• Stem cells can repair the heart
• The original power dresser
• Hillary unveils ‘boring’ Kaine as pick for VP
• Latin is too confusing, ergo, it’s banned
• The man who caught all the Pokemon value
• Murderer was violent video fan who read Why Kids Kill
• Mutti Merkel’s open door has left her fighting for survival
• Rise of the lone wolf: the lost souls seeking an ideology to help them punish the world
• 15-mile queues at Dover as France tightens checks
• Pair who tried to abduct RAF man likely to have been part of a larger gang
• The wife who turned detective to get husband freed from jail
• Flanders poppy joins soldiers’ war carvings
• We’re happier at work – even if we don’t actually need the money
• British students injured in bus accident on French road
• Swanning about on the Thames as Queen’s annual stocktake begins
• Birdwatche­r Bill Oddie wages war on the feline ‘nemesis’ next door
• 100 Tory MPs to restart fight to scrap ban on new grammars
• Cameron’s last-ditch EU migration plea
• Calm followers anger grows
• ‘Everyone fancied Dad. He had great sexual charisma’
• Inquiry into ‘rip-off ’ rail ticket machines
• ‘It’s just amazing’ – Russian breaks 14-year-old world balloon record
• After the coup, the 62 children being held in a Turkish prison
• Rio’s ‘wall of shame’ between its ghettos and shiny Olympic image
• Isil suicide bombers kill scores in Kabul
• Hooray! Pippa’s wedding will bring out the worst in snobby Britons
• South China Sea arbitratio­n is a political farce
• The right response from Rudd
• Flexible grammar schools could usher in a new era of excellence
• Winning attitudes
• In Trump world anything is possible
• Hottest ever June? Jury’s still out
• ‘My sons got me on a bike and saved my life’
• How the EU helped us to sell off our economy
• Sturgeon takes political fantasy to new heights
• Mixing fun and intelligen­ce is a triumph
• How Oliver Reed was unleashed on Saddam
• Sir Anthony Milbank, Bt
• LIVES REMEMBERED
• Heatwave’s over but there are still warm days ahead

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