The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-20

• Britain ignites as temperatur­es break 40C barrier for first time
• Previous heat high passed 30 times in a day
• No mad dogs or Englishmen were prepared for this record scorcher
• Supporters fear frontrunne­r will end up going down as the ‘new Ken Clarke’
• Mordaunt challenged over promises of ‘self-funding’ tax cuts
• Hancock talks the talk ... shame about having to interact with the public
• Onshore wind farms are not the answer, Sunak insists
• Corbyn was silent, says damning Labour anti-semitism report
• Taxpayers could lose £2.7bn in rows with faulty PPE firms
• Doctors and nurses may join wave of strikes
• Members campaign to get Johnson back on the ballot
• Serious doubts were raised over Rwanda asylum plan
• Ellwood stripped of Tory whip after missing confidence vote
• Drugs to treat low mood may not be a silver bullet, but they still work
• Schools told to prioritise ‘understand­ing’ rather than exclude pupils
• Police to help black students study law in act of contrition
• NHS payout to trans woman over changing room dispute
• Advert showing lone female jogger at night ruled ‘safe’
• More people to be offered free IVF by NHS
• Dental check ups ‘should be every two years to boost access’
• Fizzy drinks and fruit juices fuel rise in processed packed lunches
• Stand-in GPS handed £1,000 a day to plug surgeries’ gaps
• GP who fell ill had to be taken 300 miles for treatment
• Baby tried to breathe after hospital ruled he had died
• Drink-driver accidental­ly runs over his own brother
• Over-55s turn to equity release to pay debts as inflation surges
• Indyref2 flyer uses photo of English wind farm on cover
• Grave miscalcula­tion over cargo led to Britain’s oldest shipwreck
• An unholy alliance with one common cause: resisting Western pressure
• Ayatollah wants to strengthen ties to Russia
• Biden could declare a climate emergency
• Ex-trump aide Haley hints at leadership bid
• Vatican vows not to invest in porn or guns
• Crime drama crewman shot dead in New York
• French vineyards at risk as heat triggers inferno
• China poses a greater threat to UK than Russia, Sea Lord warns
• EU divided on Taiwan as new ambassador voices support for ‘reunificat­ion’
• Tourists trapped in Chinese town after snap lockdown
• New Zealand Covid chief ’s leaving party ruined by virus
• Australian mammals dying out faster than any other continent
• Our new PM needs experience: This is not an episode of ‘The Apprentice’
• The Bank of England shouldn’t be above criticism
• Why can’t we be honest about the raging epidemic of fat children?
• Two days of hot weather turned into Project Fear in favour of net zero
• The leadership contest is yet another wasted opportunit­y for the Tories
• Putin’s Iran gamble
• No case for public sector pay strikes
• Million viewers leave Netflix as living costs hit subscripti­ons
• Why Britain’s pay squeeze will last longer than feared
• Italy and Hungary face 6pc hit to GDP if Russia cuts gas
• Shoppers shunning luxuries, says Made.com
• ‘Son of Concorde’ jet moves closer as US orders military version
• Merger risks pushing HS2 costs even higher, says CMA
• Parched consumers splash out on ice cream to beat heat
• Partners at City law firm take record £2m pay home
• Rail passengers face ‘dynamic’ airline-style surge pricing
• Unions are wrong on protection for staff in heatwaves
• We’re seeing the death of free-spending Britain
• Italy’s crisis comes at an excruciati­ng moment for the eurozone project
• You can pay just eight times earnings for this ‘IBM of the concrete world’. Buy
• Fines for errors in tax returns up 80pc
• AIR POWER AND SEA POWER.
• Court Circular
• THE ESSENTIAL CAPITAL SHIP.
• Clergy appointmen­ts
• Correlli Barnett
• Ann Shulgin
• The Archers finally tackles the cost-of-living crisis

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