The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-21

• Advantage Truss in the race to be PM
• Europeans urged to turn off lights amid fears Putin will cut off gas
• Rugby limbers up for a Club World Cup
• Supply chain chaos ends Tesla’s record run
• Commentato­r father’s joy for champion Jake
• Foreign visitors to face Us-style criminal checks
• Young switch off BBC to get their news fix from Tiktok
• Keeping asylum seekers in hotels costs £3m a day
• DVSA chiefs win bonuses despite driving test backlog
• Ten-week passport delays to continue until next year
• Sturgeon under fire over definition of ‘woman’
• Detective charged over 20 sexual offences
• Stonehenge ‘moved from Wales’ theory in ruins
• Gay chaplain ‘hounded out’ of the Church
• Battle over Rwanda plan slated for September
• AI system could trace encrypted child abuse
• Below par Border Force migrant action ‘suboptimal’
• King of the bored: chess champion ‘not interested’ in title defence
• Quidditch renamed ‘quadball’ in effort to distance game from Rowling’s trans views
• Treat class discrimina­tion like racism and sexism to level up society, psychologi­sts say
• Forerunner­s In the genes
• It’s going to get nasty as final pair set about each other
• Truss may win members’ votes but she will need support of Tory MPS to survive
• Inquiry into leaks as team Mordaunt blames defeat on ‘smear campaign’
• I will protect us from Labour with Thatcherit­e reforms
• Penny for their thoughts
• Tory leader hustings to follow members’ vote
• Sleek and bespoke approach to last lap of leadership race
• What does the future hold for the would-be PMS now out of the hunt?
• Cash-strapped families given grocery deals to cut spending
• Suits you, sir!
• ‘Hasta la vista, baby’ says PM as he bows out of Parliament
• Conservati­ve Party members should have a vote on whether to accept Johnson resignatio­n
• Last time at the Dispatch Box but, like Schwarzene­gger, will he be back?
• Nurses threaten strikes after pay offer deals a ‘bitter blow’
• Village fire crew on another job as homes burned
• Next stop net zero for train that filters carbon dioxide from air
• Home working in heat more dangerous and inefficien­t
• Barbecues on dry grass ‘insane’, says PM after ban call
• Huntsman wins appeal against his conviction
• Boston to host Prince’s prize to honour JFK
• Cancelling ‘racist’ Hume costs university
• Prince’s charity cleared over cash donation
• ‘Saddest words I have ever heard was when my wife told me to kill her’
• Creature feature
• HRT available over the counter for first time
• ITV’S Willoughby impersonat­ed in £370k online scam
• Climate activist arrested as protest group closes M25
• Queen’s Guard halts to mark IRA’S victims
• Single jab could put a stop to haemophili­a
• Qatari sheikh ‘lost millions in fraud over ancient art’
• Father’s tender vigil over son, 13, killed by Russian rocket
• Belarusian KGB was behind forced landing of Ryanair jet
• Occupied nuclear facility struck by Ukrainian drones
• Waiting game Erdogan’s ‘petty’ payback for Putin
• Trumps mourn ‘trailblaze­r’ Ivana at New York funeral
• Taliban makes detained reporter apologise
• Draghi on brink of resignatio­n despite winning confidence vote
• Sri Lanka’s six-time prime minister is elected as president
• Skirting the heat
• Into The Wild vagrant was just a day from safety
• Former beauty queen ‘stole wine worth £1.25m’ from hotel
• French tourist killed by bull was in ‘wrong place at wrong time’
• A new direction for university that offers Harry Styles studies
• Turkish air raids kill at least eight young native Iraqi tourists
• Liz Truss is the Tory radical Britain needs
• What are the English good for if we can’t make cricket balls?
• A clash of visions for the country’s future
• Vladimir Putin has the flailing West over a barrel
• There’s more to history than Tudors and Nazis
• Conservati­ve MPS have missed an opportunit­y to revitalise their party
• Too hot for trains?
• Immigratio­n pressures
• Unflappabl­e birds
• NHS can free up funds by cutting management
• Top of the Proms
• Royal Mail to change name paving the way for a break-up
• Robot deal halted over security fears
• Inflation spreads like wildfire across British life
• Pint of milk up 30pc as supermarke­t shopping bills keep climbing
• Premier Foods bolstered by demand for instant noodles
• House prices surge as door shuts on cheaper mortgages
• Sizewell C given green light despite water fears
• Renewables shift gives China ‘leverage’ over Britain, warn Lords
• Government auction of failed energy firm Bulb gets just one bid
• Guardian editor gets 42pc pay rise as finances improve
• Challenger accountant­s singled out as audits fall short
• Zahawi to slash EU red tape in Bill for City Brexit benefits
• Precarious UK economy is uniquely exposed to the inflation tidal wave
• Bailey’s FCA failed to stop misselling that ‘robbed thousands’
• Biotech Abcam scraps London listing in favour of New York
• Two trusts that soared and then sank. Should we sell while we’re still in the black?
• Pendragon sales hit by shortage of parts
• DIY slump dampens Dulux maker income
• Gatwick hires 400 staff to ease delays
• RESIGNATIO­N OF THE ITALIAN CABINET.
• Court Circular
• Today’s birthdays
• Bridge news
• RAF appointmen­ts
• Forthcomin­g marriage
• Richard Seal
• Marianna Monckton of Brenchley
• aryland A justified howl of rage against the men who lurk in the dark
• BIG OIL VS THE WORLD
• Radio choice Chris Bennion
• The Undeclared War
• DOCUMENTAR­Y
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• Dark Victory (1939, b/w) BBC Four, 10.40pm ★★★★
• Collateral Damage (2002) ITV4, 11.25pm ★★
• The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (1992) Channel 5, 11pm ★★★
• Moth species find is a Scottish first

The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-20

The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-22