The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-23

• Truss tells France to fix holiday travel chaos
• UK’S health spending ‘costs £10,000 per household’
• Banks urge tech firms to help victims of fraud
• Ukraine could release grain after Russia deal
• Exam board strike could disrupt results
• RAF grounds Red Arrows and Typhoons
• Trans women face ban from female rugby
• Indyref2 plan would not legally bind UK, says law adviser
• Pc is spared jail after spying on woman in changing room
• Stalker who sent Foy 1,000 emails told to stay away
• Rocket launches help the clouds shine at night
• Mother kills son, 15, with ‘utterly horrific’ abuse
• Slavery charge over ‘plot to harvest kidney’
• Case numbers slowing in monkeypox outbreak
• Woman charged with fatal stabbing of man
• Viaduct transforme­d into urban sky park
• Police ruined my life and they didn’t even speak to me, says farmer cleared of promoting illegal hunts
• When life gives you lemons, take heart from a strawberry
• Heatwave is milestone in history of UK’S climate
• ‘Wicker Man’ island investor awaits fate at hands of locals
• No-show and a go-slow … how the French wreaked havoc at Dover
• Fuel protesters block motorways
• Bulgaria gives most bang for your buck
• Macron’s interior minister unlikely to help resolve impasse
• Air passengers join check-in queues from the car park
• Q&A What are your options for dealing with the Dover delays?
• The only way is up Interest rates may hit 7pc, and that would be a good thing, says economist
• I’m the insurgent candidate, says Truss as she vows to reshape how the Bank tackles inflation
• Rishi can inspire a political recovery to pull us out of these bleak times
• Johnson ‘believes he will be back at No 10 in a year’
• Ex-chancellor’s taskforce to tackle NHS waiting times
• Lib Dems: cost of living and NHS key to ‘Tory takedown’
• Sunak aims to win over half of MPS to show members he is the one to back
• Rwanda ready to take only 200 migrants flown from UK
• Most investors prefer returns over virtuous savings products
• Summer Covid-19 wave peaked last week, official figures show
• Tsar shifts gear on women’s health with ‘female MOT’
• Maxwell’s former assistant sues Epstein exposé author
• Brussels takes legal action over ‘breaches’ of NI Protocol
• Duke of Sussex can challenge refusal to offer him protection
• Welby ready to lead Church for as long as he has support
• GPS told to give trans hormones on request
• More state-educated pupils on Cambridge reserve list get the nod
• Summer-born children will not have right to delay school
• Graduates ‘sad’ as university drops names from ceremony
• Baby boy may have survived had mother been given blood test
• Road-rage driver who killed pensioner jailed for 10 years
• Keep clothes on to keep your jobs, strippers told
• Graduates reliving glory years ‘make Leeds look like Magaluf ’
• Thieves use Google Street View to case barns, say farmers
• Brummies go ape for the return of King Kong
• Trump refused to back down even after riot at the Capitol
• Sinkhole sucks man to his death during pool party
• Senator raised fist of solidarity with rioters... then ran for his life
• Minneapoli­s residents raise cash for extra police amid crime rise
• Dress rehearsal Trumps prep for the Capital attack address
• ‘Go to mattresses’ Son texts aide to force Trump to stop riot
• Zelensky pleads for air defence systems to protect civilians
• Front-line governor promises to ‘change direction of the war’
• Iran opposition summit scrapped after security threat
• Indian minister falls ill after drinking ‘holy’ river water
• Downpour in Australia brings festival to a halt
• Nigeria considers ban on use of motorbikes
• Rich North Koreans eat dog meat as rest suffer
• State failures can no longer be ignored
• Putin will try to divide us
• Drugs for depression
• EDITOR Tory members face a stark choice of policies on tax and inflation, so which one is justified?
• Cricket in crisis
• Perverse nest sites
• Class discrimina­tion
• A true taste of summer
• Here be flageons
• Entrée interdite Jaw-dropping
• A short-sighted Italian critic on trial for murder
• Quidditch ditched
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• Tax cuts matter, but the winner of this contest will be the one who grasps the need for change
• PETERBOROU­GH
• We are neglecting children again with this Covid inquiry
• Edinburgh University is learning that there is a price to pay for going woke
• US conservati­ves are routing the failing Left. The Tories can learn from their success
• The NHS is broken: does it need a radical rethink?
• The British way of electing prime ministers is just fine
• Self-hating Remainers are blind to the EU’S flaws
• ‘Tactically and strategica­lly, women are better footballer­s’
• Winners and losers of ‘tropical’ Britain
• Hardwired for risk – why ‘boys will be boys’
• FIVE WINNERS
• FIVE LOSERS
• HOW TO TALK TO BOYS TO HELP THEM UNDERSTAND RISK
• Camilla’s style secret – the kitchen-table entreprene­ur
• A SLOW BEGINNING
• Forthcomin­g marriages
• NO “FEELING” EITHER WAY.
• Clergy appointmen­ts
• Court Circular
• Bridge news
• Robin Dalton
• Paddy Hopkirk
• Oxford’s saddest ruin – between river and railway
• BT Sport tie-up wins backing of regulator
• Snap loses quarter of value as youngsters turn to Tiktok
• Twitter blames Musk’s aborted takeover attempt for $270m loss
• National Grid races to raise EU gas supplies
• Branson to launch 17 rockets from Cornwall
• European stocks risk worst year since 2008
• Call Tata Steel’s bluff over Port Talbot
• Big tech must pay fair share in fight against scammers
• British Airways averts strike after pay rise deal
• Europe’s economy goes into reverse as inflation crisis grips Brussels
• Steelworke­rs face months of uncertaint­y over Port Talbot
• Volkswagen chief leaves after clashes with unions
• Co-op to cut 10pc of staff at customer support centre
• Gang of Bitcoin scammers made £21m from crypto loophole
• It’s time for urban areas to tap into heatwaves’ power

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