The Daily Telegraph - 2022-07-30

• Truss plans Thatcherit­e shake-up of the Treasury
• Cancer testing cut to fund NHS pay rises
• Second-home loans pulled
• Ukraine vows revenge for ‘castrated’ prisoner
• Liverpool FC urged to drop shirt sponsor
• Meteorolog­ists abused over heatwave warning
• And the Wagatha loser is... Rebekah Vardy
• Multitude of the heavenly hosts
• Mentally ill patients left in A&E for weeks
• Reform is the best medicine to bring NHS back to health
• RAC cannot attend weekend breakdowns in Dover area
• Ex-officer blames ‘rape’ text on poor grammar
• Plastic bag charge cuts usage by fifth since 2019
• Drivers’ phone offences caught on camera in trial
• Nurse accused of killing seven babies faces trial
• First monkeypox death confirmed in Europe
• Archie must be kept on life support, UN rules
• Shakira may face eight-year jail term over alleged tax fraud
• ‘Three Lionesses on a shirt…’ Football classic is coming home
• All at sea
• Sunak vows to banish Leftist ‘woke nonsense’
• Truss has answers and will make our voice count, says Tugendhat
• Afghan charity evacuation confusion ‘was regrettabl­e’
• Ex-minister decries training video about ‘racist Britain’
• I’ll protect our farms and right to eat meat, Sunak pledges
• Truss hints at reversal of ban on new grammars
• Key allies
• Wife of former minister to Putin makes cut for Johnson’s draft resignatio­n honours list
• Bonus for ex-chief despite dire LPA backlog
• Bill for overpaid benefits up a third to more than £300m
• Tax slip-ups plus all too casual approach equal trouble for ex-chancellor’s leadership hopes
• Duke rebuked for likening Roe v Wade to ‘horrific war in Ukraine’
• Pay blood scandal victims £100,000, says inquiry chief
• Poor face recognitio­n in other races is ‘cognitive’ fault
• Fast fashion eco claims may be flannel
• Elizabeth Line joy-riders on track for fun
• All-night Greggs is a ‘recipe for trouble’
• National Trust wants family archive after ‘racist ideology’ row
• Hosepipe ban begins amid drought fears
• Police criticised for social media post arrest
• Young fast-tracked for puberty blockers after single consultati­on
• Hard-line bishops seek vote on same-sex marriage ban
• Border force
• Violent young offenders start day with yoga at new facility
• Guards given banter lessons to avoid upsetting prisoners
• Navy ship will test the water on hi-tech kit
• Double killer Ian Stewart has whole-life sentence quashed
• Crackdown may see fly-tippers lose their vehicles
• Home Office staff ‘working at home like they are in lockdown’
• Pandemic’s effect on young ‘poses threat to UK prosperity’
• Oxbridge to hand 213 Benin Bronzes back to Nigeria
• Risk of delinquenc­y up 60pc with each hour’s screen time
• BBQ food vans for Johnsons’ wedding party
• US has ‘frank talk’ with Russia over prisoner swap
• Inquiry call after claim Kremlin helped oust Draghi government
• Macron and Saudi leader agree to ease effects of Ukraine war
• Actress tears up army rulebook to give grieving families closure
• Stop wearing ties and collar Putin, says Spain’s leader
• Russia captured Chernobyl plant after security failings
• Biden mocked over Trump wall climbdown
• Protester detained for using presidenti­al flag as bedsheet
• Arsonist in France a fireman seeking ‘social recognitio­n’
• Pelosi to visit Taiwan despite warnings of angering China
• ‘Spy kit’ at home of US couple charged with stealing identity of dead babies
• The Tories should embrace change
• Cancer screening
• Pensioners and the low-paid won’t survive winter if bills rob them of half their income
• Cribbins as emperor
• NHS Titanic
• How can men give birth and ‘chest feed’?
• Water wastage
• Leadership insults
• Support for rail strikes
• Trans clinic failure
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• The tide is finally turning on wokery
• China’s imploding economy is a wake-up call for Tory Sinophiles
• The era of low interest rates is over – and about time too
• Sunak and Truss need to up their game on defence
• The hard truth: Ukraine has left everyone reeling
• A diplomat who lived life in the moment
• ‘Rail will go the same way as coal if unions get their way’
• Dead and undiscover­ed for two years: a tale of loneliness in modern Britain
• Get ready to backcomb, the beehive is back
• Champagne, pastries and airport queues of under four seconds
• Sir Christophe­r Meyer
• Drinking molecules of water that Jesus drank
• BA in profit but stalls on pay rise
• Ukraine war boosts coal sales at Glencore
• AZ optimistic UK will order its new Covid antibody drug
• Struggling families racking up debt as cost of living crisis bites
• That’s shallot: drought stunts onion growth
• Eurozone inflation soars to new record high
• 350 part-built Aston Martins held in factory
• Thousands of businesses fall behind on loans as inflation soars
• Three bankers accuse Barclays of racist behaviour
• ‘Cable cowboy’ challenges BT’S might
• Chinese billionair­e to exit Ant Group
• Hopes are high fortune will rain down on Lionesses

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