The Daily Telegraph - 2021-07-23

• Forcing children to self-isolate ‘needless’
• Companies must apply for ‘ping’ exemptions
• The little things that make us tire of our husbands – or fall in love with them again
• Allow MPS bigger pay rises than for public sector workers, expenses watchdog urges
• Airport dash as summer holidaymak­ers try to beat the traffic light system
• Software tycoon can be extradited to US
• Children’s books fall foul of Chinese police
• Shooting ‘haters’ have lost, says Botham
• People smugglers give ‘money back’ offers
• I should be free to take the knee, says Asher-smith
• PM asks Merkel to help reopen NI protocol talks
• Crazy Mary’s Hole and Nuncle Dicks are added to OS maps
• Sleep on the ground floor to keep temperatur­es down
• Tram crash relatives demand new inquest
• Japanese excitement about staging the Olympics has been replaced by reticence, embarrassm­ent – and now anger
• The male and female flagbearer­s who will make history at opening ceremony
• Cancelled deliveries prompt calls for Army help
• Downturn in testing ‘opens floodgates to new variants’
• Scots avoid ‘pingdemic’ owing to less sensitive app
• China shuns WHO’S plan for more lab studies
• Disruption to learning may continue next academic year
• Call to open school sports fields
• Anti-social crime rises by 50pc
• Curbs on quarantine guards after lawyer barricades herself in to escape harassment
• Woman accused of £4.2m Mayfair diamond robbery says dead sister was the real thief
• Once there was a bear: Pooh’s back story starts with trip to Harrods
• Don’t let dogs into cattle fields, walkers told
• Smart camera for the blind snaps at guide dogs’ heels
• Pre-birth dreams prepare animals for life
• Snakes can show Fukushima radioactiv­ity
• Chimpanzee­s seen attacking gorillas in wild for first time
• Cameron ‘understate­d’ relationsh­ip with Greensill, review finds
• Students offered thousands to defer degree in medicine
• Hancock leak investigat­ors yet to rule on ‘public interest’
• Sheep tales fall prey to Hong Kong’s ‘wolves’
• Extremists hinder German flood relief
• Taliban ‘is likely to offer a haven for terror groups in Afghanista­n’
• Playboy vice-president who bought Jackson’s glove hit by UK sanctions
• Troops from across Africa take the fight to jihadists on rampage in Mozambique
• Alaskan frontiersm­an fights off bear for a week before being rescued
• Fines for women in ‘burkini’ protest at French swimming pool
• ‘Spiritual concierges’ lift younger home buyers to higher plane
• RAF pilots on a mission to perfect drone skills in Israel
• Pilgrims cleanse the spirit and the littered roads
• There’s nothing inevitable about the rise of big-state Conservati­sm
• Why I changed my mind about the dangers of gender self-id
• No10 chaos has hamstrung the Bank of England
• Isolation is a blunt, ineffectiv­e tool
• The Government should trust the vaccines to return us to normal life
• Olympian efforts
• Use sat-navs to identify speeding motorists
• The glorious history of the Land Rovered gentry
• ‘I can’t grieve because she’s kind of still here’
• MAN FRIDAY TOP OF THE CROCS
• My daughter’s seen the light – on a party holiday in Zante
• No gold medals for our policy on getting fit
• The times they are (barely) changing
• Tonight’s recipe
• ‘There are days when I don’t want to get out of bed’
• Sumptuous, sparky and spectacula­rly entertaini­ng
• ANNE-MARIE: THERAPY (ATLANTIC)
• The RSC’S back, and it’s on a mission to entertain
• Can art spruce up a faded seaside town?
• Supernatur­al thriller that gets more ridiculous by the minute
• Muddled plot, tedious script – and they’re planning a sequel
• Lesbian romance is an American pioneer story with a difference
• Firstgroup hopes £135m sweetener will satisfy investors
• Morrisons advisers set for £300m fees bonanza
• National Grid warns of energy shortages threat this winter as nuclear sites are shut
• Unilever is not a ‘woke’ company, insists boss, as inflation triggers shares slump
• Tokyo horror show
• In defence of billionair­es
• Bank may do ‘nothing’ to stop inflation, says rate setter
• GSK insider will lead consumer healthcare unit after spin-off
• Couple sue ebay after being stalked and threatened by staff
• Delta variant risks recovery, says ECB as it stays firm on stimulus
• UK and France discuss travel app to avoid holiday chaos
• Tata puts legal case against Gupta’s Liberty Steel on hold
• Revolut clutching at straws with travel app, says Boden
• Volkswagen expects to turn a profit from electric cars by 2024
• This hokey-cokey reopening is the worst of all worlds for businesses
• Bank must not rule out another credit binge
• Does Naked Wines’ decision to offer shares to Americans scupper our IHT benefit?
• OUR BATTING FAILURES.
• TEAMS AND PROSPECTS.
• WHAT WE WANT TO SEE.
• Yashpal Sharma
• Simon Dring
• Wartime Fleet Air Arm pilot of ‘exceptiona­l flying ability’
• A fierce, urgent and eloquent document of racial history

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