The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-19

• Badenoch poised to be kingmaker after gaining ground in third vote
• Prince Charles: ‘alarming’ heat has confirmed my climate fear
• Heathrow boss blames airlines for travel chaos
• Energy to cost more if wind is not blowing
• Composer was given drug export exemption
• Kremlin moves to shut down European gas
• Record highs, travel chaos, schools close ... and it’s going to get hotter
• Jehovah’s Witnesses ‘did not report’ abuse of brothers
• More strikes predicted after below-inflation pay rises
• Highlands squeezes out second-home owners
• UK hopes of halting Sturgeon thwarted by Supreme Court
• Islamist, 15, ‘wanted to attack Isle of Wight pop festival’
• Spanish king can appeal against ex-lover ruling
• BBC hits rewind with a trove of archive content
• Father ran over his daughter in fit of anger
• Protesters occupy tree in way of road widening
• ‘Smirking’ stockbroke­r hit 141mph in soft-top
• Star Wars toy tipped to break records at auction
• Prince Harry attacks Roe v Wade ruling
• Mirren to the Queen: I’m playing you – I hope it’s not too awful
• Home weddings part of vow to make marriage easier
• 20ft ‘mega sharks’ filmed off Hawaii – hunting in packs
• Almost 200 schools reduce hours or shut
• Wildfires ravage countrysid­e in France, Spain and Portugal in ‘apocalypse’ of heat
• ‘Heat dome’ could bring more 40C days
• Sunak: I’ll get police off Twitter and on the beat
• MP claims members are ‘too old’ to care about Net Zero
• Truss poses greatest risk to economy as she tries to scapegoat Bank, warns City
• Debates cancelled over damage to party
• Mordaunt accused of missing meetings to focus on her leadership campaign
• We’ll miss Boris. He gave us comedy without us having to dream it up
• Bullish Johnson takes a swipe at his detractors
• Sports Direct worker ‘tried to hire hitman’
• Bull Ring sculptor and sons lock horns over inheritanc­e
• ‘Low-risk’ child abuse viewers should get caution, says report
• Concerns raised over number of healthy children who are dieting
• High dose of vitamin B6 may ease anxiety and depression
• Magnificen­t Seven
• Robo-dog learns to walk quicker than a newborn animal
• Parents at the ‘socialist Eton’ to sue over academy plan
• Blair ‘warned’ by staff over declaratio­n of family freebies
• Mirror man and Mountbatte­n Alleged plot to remove Harold Wilson from power uncovered
• Desert storm Blair wanted Kuwait to buy UK artillery as ‘payback’ for support in Gulf War
• Immigratio­n woes UN refugee rules made UK an ‘attractive destinatio­n’ for asylum seekers
• French president’s secret Mitterrand’s cancer was known to British officials
• Speeding ban for PCC who vowed to tackle bad drivers
• Murder in the cathedral
• Russian mercenary group promises ‘adventure’ in recruiting drive
• Gazprom halts European fuel as energy war escalates
• Khan demands early election after key victory in Punjab vote
• Myanmar’s UK envoy ‘glad he did not cave to brutal junta’
• ‘Smuggler’ drew up fake receipt to get a Picasso Vat-free
• Chan ‘helps whitewash’ Syria crimes
• Road crash injuries higher in US states with legal cannabis
• Texas ‘tricking migrants into bus trips to Washington’
• Gun-toting ‘hero’ kills Indiana mall shooter
• Fatal alligator attack on Florida golf course
• The Tories are in a far more terrible crisis than anyone is ready to admit
• Way of theworld Michael Deacon
• Two hot days close down public services, leaving the rest of us to get on with life the best we can
• Potential Tory PMS queuing up to make empty promises on television
• Heatwave hysteria
• Marriage in public
• Opera make-up
• Car park nest
• Strange political times for the country
• Get ready for 2pc interest rates, says Bank of England policymake­r
• BAE to work on new supersonic fighter jet
• Petrol ‘to fall by £10 a tank in weeks’
• Bailey braced to defend Bank against next Tory leader
• Digital bank Starling abandons plans to expand Europe rollout
• Germany’s Uniper on brink after using up €2bn gas loan
• New Zealand poised to act as inflation hits 30-year high
• Russia Today broke rules 29 times over war
• Grant Thornton fined for ‘serious failings’ in Sports Direct audit
• GSK spins off consumer arm after rejecting Unilever bid
• Direct Line slashes £700m as car parts costs hit profits
• Deliveroo cuts sales forecasts as cost of living crisis hits hard
• CMA ordered to look again at Facebook’s Giphy takeover
• Turning Japanese? I really don’t think so for Britain, Liz Truss
• Company histories are about more than book sales
• Germany’s energy bailout is too little, too late
• UK’S railways are buckling under the heatwave
• Inflation deeply entrenched, warns Goldman Sachs chief
• Boss of mutual life insurer LV= quits after £530m sell-off bid
• Drone ‘superhighw­ay’ over the Home Counties gets go-ahead
• Valuation is everything – but what are the best ways to value a stock?
• Luis Echeverría
• Claes Oldenburg
• Rugby player who was one of the Lions ‘Invincible­s’ in 1974
• BRITAIN’S TOURETTE’S MYSTERY: SCARLETT MOFFATT INVESTIGAT­ES
• Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain
• DOCUMENTAR­Y Ugly Beauty
• Freddie Flintoff ’s Field of Dreams
• Channel 5 drama rises above its miserly budget
• French pests may spoil Christmas

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