The Daily Telegraph - 2019-07-22

• Johnson: Britain must fire up its ‘sense of mission’
• Three Lions mark George’s sixth birthday
• Iran crisis could inspire sleeper cells to launch UK terror attacks
• What to eat at every age
• Hong Kong riot police clash with protesters
• Antibiotic resistance behind sepsis surge
• Britain will ‘feel like 111F’ as humidity and heat hit
• £60m fund set up for sustainabl­e plastics
• Teachers spend just 43pc of time teaching
• Teenage Brexit Party staffer admits role in Darroch leak
• Bailiffs to wear bodycams to tackle bullying
• Girlfriend will not join in for Johnson’s big moment
• Path to power: How Johnson’s first week at No 10 could look
• Baffled rail passengers miss out on claiming £100m in refunds
• May ‘rejected US offer to protect UK ships’
• Iran crisis exposes the feeble state of our pared-down Royal Navy
• Next PM must stop ‘charade’ of endless inquiries into military veterans, MPS urge
• ‘I’m glad I have to retire at 70 as you can start to go gaga...’
• Drug ‘shooting galleries’ save lives, say MPS
• Young women opt to keep their finances separate from partner’s
• Gentleman Jack boosts visitors to home of ‘first modern lesbian’
• Superheroi­cs? Women’s work, says Hollywood
• Copying stars on social media opens door to fraud, warns bank
• Global health dangers ‘must be treated like threats of terrorism’
• Eating disorders now chief concern for children online
• Berlin’s new defence chief opens fire on coalition partners with spending pledge
• German backpacker­s thrown out of Venice as part of crackdown on ‘loutish’ tourists
• Europe joins new space race with a mission to the Moon
• Anger after BA grounds all flights to Cairo for a week
• Gold diggers threaten Russian national park
• Tourists flock to Alaska to see glaciers before they disappear
• We need the ‘can do’ spirit of 1960s America to help us get out of the EU
• Bureaucrat­s are eating away at democracy
• Analogue film is a poignant reminder of what we’ve lost
• A showdown over Brexit is inevitable
• Our Queen’s promise puts politics in perspectiv­e
• How is our weakened Navy supposed to cope with the threat from Iran?
• Cost of HS2
• Time for a Chancellor who believes in Brexit
• Netball fever is revolution­ising women’s sport
• Heard the one about the Brexiteer comedian?
• The best ways to relax on holiday
• Children are being taught to need help
• Losing my daughter has taught me grief like no other
• Where do we stand on…
• Rap, race and the untold history of the Renaissanc­e
• A light show that’s likely to become invisible
• A tasteless, pointless, gimmicky mishmash
• Fantastic voyage into the classical repertoire for young explorers
• This vivid Bohemian rhapsody is an absolute triumph
• Johnny Clegg
• Pernell Whitaker
• Colonel Finlay Maclean
• Bob Collymore
• Reality bites at ITV after record viewing figures for ‘Love Island’
• Call to punish firms that fail to put women in top jobs
• Business can help to boost Britain, CBI tells new PM
• Record dividend payouts ‘won’t last’
• Nice guys finish first
• Precious metal
• Migration needs a post-brexit rethink
• Failure to deal with debt crisis may tip the US into recession
• Centrica set for dividend cut and asset sales to repair its finances
• ECB ponders rate cut to spur on eurozone
• Metro Bank to sell £500m of mortgages to Cerberus
• Autonomy’s Lynch barred from buying ex-finance chief ’s shares
• Behavox seeks funding that could lead to ‘unicorn’ status
• How Poldark is seriously getting into our heads

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