The Guardian - 2022-07-26

• Westwood faced claim of bullying inside BBC
• Tory leadership candidates clash in acrimoniou­s debate
• Workers find remains 10 weeks after Oldham fire
• Tentacled predator added to list of Attenborou­gh’s namesakes
• Cities in the running
• Britain to host Eurovision song contest – but will ‘celebrate and honour Ukraine’
• Union fury as Truss pledges to widen strike restrictio­ns in key sectors
• The TV highlights
• Candidates tore the party apart in an extraordin­ary Squid Game-like performanc­e
• Sunak and Truss warned as Tory race descends into ‘playground politics’
• ‘China threat’
• Pincher’s electors on disgraced MP
• Starmer ‘won’t be ideologica­l’ on ownership
• Met did not send Johnson questionna­ire
• Parents of 12-year-old lose court appeal over life support
• Tributes for father feared drowned after saving his son
• Nearly half of women have done no vigorous exercise in past year
• Treasury urged not to freeze ‘non-essential’ overseas aid
• Maxwell to serve her sentence in Florida low-security prison
• Is Brexit to blame and can a repeat be avoided?
• Dover ferry passengers told to arrive early for border checks after weekend of delays
• Amazon to increase Prime prices as delivery costs rise
• Tesco offers free meals for children over summer school break
• Adele sets dates for delayed Las Vegas residency
• David Warner, star of The Omen and Time Bandits, dies aged 80
• Hepatitis surge may be linked to two viruses
• BBC failed to balance Davidson allegation­s
• ‘You paid to use cruet’
• Covid lockdown drinking habits ‘could kill 25,000 extra people’
• Brain of Britain? It’s a struggle to get five correct
• Barclay transferre­d his fortune to avoid paying tax, ex-wife tells court
• Myanmar junta executes democracy activists including rapper turned MP
• Veterans of protest and resistance movements
• Pope apologises for ‘evil’ of Canada’s church schools
• Several homeless people shot in Vancouver suburb
• Ukraine to start grain exports in spite of Russian attack on Odesa
• ‘God saved me!’ People flee the port of Mykolaiv as bombs fall all night
• App captures 13,000 pieces of potential evidence
• Fire crews in California start to contain inferno
• Forestry industry ‘must change’ to stop blazes
• Air-conditione­d shops ordered to shut doors
• Freezing point climbs to record high in Alps
• Taste for seaweed makes whale sharks world’s biggest omnivores
• Millions need support to avoid ‘unmanageab­le’ debt, MPs warn
• Collapse of Avro Energy
• KPMG partner who led audit of Carillion banned for 10 years
• Eutelsat confirms merger talks with OneWeb
• MPs’ damning energy report shows ministers still have not grasped scale of Ofgem’s failure
• Aldi raises pay for second time in a year to try to attract staff
• ‘It’s been incredibly tough’ Mortgage brokers struggle to find deals as rates soar
• Weather tracker
• The Sydney Project
• Quickfire Ecclestone helps England cruise to victory
• Hampshire’s Abbott and Abbas tear Yorkshire apart
• Report reveals ‘devastatin­g’ racism in Scotland
• Thomas has proved Ineos wrong, says Brailsford
• Pitch invaders will face bans in crackdown on disorder
• Koundé deal in trouble as Barça revive interest
• Pressure grows to take ‘radical action’ and limit brain disease risk
• Rewind to … the 1984 final
• VAR at Euros a catastroph­e, says Asllani
• Last two meetings
• Stina Blacksteni­us
• Wiegman facing a familiar foe as England bid for date with destiny
• Hedvig Lindahl
• Kosovare Asllani
• Magdalena Eriksson
• ‘We can handle setbacks’
• LIV Golf venue ‘worst place on planet’, say 9/11 survivors

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