The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-25

• Sunak takes aim at Truss over China’s influence in universiti­es
• Shun France, tourists told as Folkestone ‘becomes hell’
• Tax cuts get economists’ approval
• National Grid in plea for Belgian electricit­y
• Grain exports may not recover, Ukraine warns
• NHS staffing fears over part-time consultant­s
• Wildfire tears through Surrey nature reserve
• Forces shamed for failing to return rape victims’ phones
• Jailed addicts rewarded with TV for going cold turkey
• James Webb telescope ‘will see the universe’s first stars’
• China ‘successful­ly launches’ second space station module
• Peake’s career may hit new heights with Moon mission
• Pub apologises for hosting ‘Nazi’ band
• Elderly couple seriously injured in boat blast
• Helicopter was 50ft away from hitting drone
• London university to get rid of 100 academic jobs
• Man, 28, shot dead at park gathering
• Airport staff want to quit over pay and conditions
• Pope gave the nod to bug London businessma­n’s devices, report shows
• Newsreader ‘rugby tackled’ by mask-wearing mugger
• Ecclestone puts up reward for £26m burgled jewellery
• Securing our borders is not racist, says Sunak
• Starmer attacks Tory leadership rivals’ ‘Thatcherit­e masquerade’
• Truss to build hi-tech villages for a new era of industry
• Investment zones across the country will help Global Britain to thrive
• Defence spending must rise, says MI6 boss
• UK families fear ‘cost of Christmas crisis’
• PM will not get second chance, say ministers
• Johnson’s push for more peers will ‘trash’ constituti­onal norms
• Full-tory audience in studio for live TV leadership debate
• Calls to end car charges during rail walkouts
• Bin strikes to cause a stink in commuter belt
• Patients bite back as claims over cosmetic dentistry almost double
• Red Berets to be grounded after Whitehall parachute delay
• Crossbow kills pet cat and seriously injures another
• Bobby dazzling Doggy debate rages even on the silver screen
• Greyfriars Bobby was a breed apart, literally
• Cloned beagles could be key to cutting genetic disorders
• Dogs on raw meat diet could spread E. coli to their owners
• Farne Islands shut after avian flu kills thousands of birds
• Sniffing it out Difference­s between the breeds
• Pandemic could lead to exodus of teachers
• Pandemic sent mental health spiralling most in North of England
• ‘Hints’ for girls could help build equality in computing
• Over-50s are ‘unretiring’ in face of rising living costs
• Theft of 342 drain covers has cost town council £110k
• Joy riding
• Police officers at ‘inadequate’ force swan off on wildlife day
• Cannabis plants removed from Dorset village’s display
• Postman wins payout after taking mail home overnight
• Charity drops ‘superhero’ policeman over sex charges
• Queen’s Olympic stunt double guilty of ‘nasty’ attack on girlfriend
• Istanbul agreement paints Putin as the kind-hearted ally of Africa
• Ukraine will recapture Kherson by September, officials claim
• Germany’s coalition at odds over tank exchange deal with Poland
• Scholz under fire after foxes scatter confidenti­al papers
• France to fine shops for using air conditioni­ng with doors open
• Italy heatwave could damage Colosseum and hinder crops
• Ex-mayor killed in shooting at Philippine­s university
• DNA on ancestry sites can be used to develop bio-weapons
• Shopper sues sock firm after hole appears in ‘lifetime’ vow
• Sounding their horns
• Panama rioters cut off infrastruc­ture in cost of living demonstrat­ion
• Protests in Tunisia ahead of vote on new constituti­on
• Activists sue Buenos Aires over ban on inclusive terms
• Wave of support
• Long Saudi skyscraper may be the height of folly
• Robot breaks child’s finger during Moscow chess match
• Why Rishi Sunak is the man for the job
• Kemi Badenoch is the future of conservati­sm
• The big new change is that the NHS can no longer guarantee life-saving help in an emergency
• Brexit not to blame
• We need tax cuts now that won’t feed inflation
• Dover passport delays
• Russia’s grain attack
• The sky is the limit
• The ups and downs of the mobile nesting site
• Lambeth spouses
• Change for the worse
• Mrs Beeton’s burgers
• France resists plans to increase Eurostar trains despite travel chaos
• Oneweb takeover risks Chinese stake in Five Eyes spy tech
• Arms firms in race for hypersonic missile defence
• Network Rail may reroute coast lines
• The hand-wringing establishm­ent is wrong again about Truss’s tax cuts
• Xi can cripple manufactur­ing with the click of a mouse
• Veteran UK Land Rover supplier seeks ‘urgent’ industry bailout
• Stock trading start-up targets ‘Gen Z’ with social investing app
• Oh my cod! Restaurant­s use fish heads to cut soaring costs
• World’s first HGV hydrogen refuelling stop to be on M6
• Rents and first-time buyer mortgages hit record high
• Eugenio Scalfari
• Brian Jackson
• Academy Sergeant-major Raymond Huggins
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• Radio choice Gerard O’donovan
• Long Lost Family
• Myanmar: The Forgotten Revolution – Dispatches
• Neighbours: The Final Week
• Our Next Prime Minister
• River BBC Four, 9pm
• This newsroom drama is fifty shades of beige
• One, Two, Three (1961, b/w) GREAT! Movies Classic, 9pm
• Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) Sky Cinema Greats, 5.55pm
• (2007) GREAT! Movies, 9pm

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