The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-07-31

• Sticking to the script
• May on a mission to end ‘evil’ of slavery
• Zika ‘sex ban’ for British tourists in Florida
• PM demanded vetting of Chinese investors
• Aid for trade: UK’s new deal
• Christophe­r Booker:
• Labour ‘saddled Navy’s ships with shoddy engines’
• Pensioners should lose triple lock, says ministeria­l memo
• Cameron rewards Remain campaigner­s in resignatio­n honours
• Bowie’s son names first child in honour of singer
• You will never take party name, Corbyn tells rebels
• How to score: football gets the Jilly Cooper treatment
• Pause on nuclear plant ‘no bad thing’ for relations with Beijing
• Cyber threat is too great to risk it, says former top spy
• Viscountes­s: I want to machine gun badgers that slaughtere­d 200 lambs
• How Pippa’s mother helped love blossom
• Shoppers told: Never let your contactles­s bank card out of your sight
• Ban on terrorist at military barracks may be relaxed
• Have to seek help by law
• Medic nearly killed by Ebola speaks for first time about anguish of misconduct case
• Hospitals now told to sack nurses hired after Mid Staffs
• Universal test for cancers may be available within 10 years
• ‘Goldfinger’ ordered to halt paint job on historic pier
• Tap water drinking ban after bacteria scare
• Bishop jailed for sex offences can use lawyers paid for by the public
• Grieving father told to get court order to access son’s MacBook
• Tree-lined vistas under threat from ‘new ash dieback’
• VW dealers give out wrong safety ratings
• A spiffing tribute to the real-life Jeeves
• Five ways and 100 days that could put Trump into the White House
• The ‘shambolic’ convention that failed to dent tycoon’s support
• Russia steels for return of hundreds of jihadists drawn to fight for Isil
• Residents begin flight from besieged Aleppo
• Brazil’s Olympic party starts despite political clouds
• How a princess gave Moroccan show jumper his first leg up
• Rio averts ‘calamity’ as transport link finally opens
• Western values are at risk as liberal countries face an existentia­l crisis
• Condiments are getting politician­s in a pickle
• Hillary has help from her friends, but Trump sets the agenda
• The Hinkley delay is an opportunit­y to explore other energy sources
• Add trade talks to aid
• Enemies of brevity
• Don’t be too quick to dismiss benefits of HS2
• Nina Conti
• Into the void
• Reality bites
• Saved in the ‘Nick’ of time from the world’s most expensive power station?
• At last, BT is told to speed up its rural act
• Is Britain really safe from Islamist terror?
• The Bolshoi’s Swan Lake boggles the eyes
• Turning Shakespear­e into a juke-box musical
• Luc Hoffmann
• The Rev Tim LaHaye
• If only Team GB could bring back the Rio weather

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