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Friday 22 July 2022
Conservatives �
Truss vows to
scrap remaining
EU laws by end of
2023 risking
‘bonfire of rights’
Truss v SunakHow do
contenders differ on
policy?
Dover � Warning port
chaos could spill into
weekend as queues
last six hours
Rishi SunakCamp says
debates will change
members’ minds
‘Grubbiest campaign’
Smears and dirty tricks to
the fore
Ukraine � Kyiv and
Moscow sign UN�
backed deal to restart
grain exports
West Yorkshire �
Woman and partner
guilty of murdering
her 15�year�old son
Exam board � Fears of Rail strikes � More
GCSE and A�level
than 40,000 workers
Steve Bannon �
'They should be
results
delay
as
strike
across Britain to
Former Trump
allowed to die' � Man
strike on 27 July
strategist convicted who killed his wife in announced
of contempt of
‘act of love’ calls for Dom Phillips and
Shakespeare � 400�
Congress for defying assisted dying law
Bruno Pereira �
year�old copy of First
subpoena
Three charged in
Folio sells for £2m
LiveJanuary 6 panel says
Brazil with murders
Bannon conviction is a
of men
‘victory'
Ukraine invasion
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Live � Russia�
Ukraine war:
Zelenskiy says
Ukraine has $10bn of
grain to sell after
deal to unblock
Analysis � Grain deal Kramatorsk � Three Ukraine � Russian
supplies
clears hurdles to get killed as Russian
forces dig in as
crops to market
strikes destroy
bloody Ukrainian
school, say reports counterattack
anticipated in south
London 2012, 10
years on �
Wrestling with a
sporting legacy
built on false
assumptions
‘Worst it’s ever been’
� Travellers bemoan
gridlock at Dover port
‘Even plants that look terminally crispy
can revive’ � How to rescue your garden
after a heatwave
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‘Our love triangle was outrageous!’ �
Neighbours legends remember the good, the Coronavirus � Why Gaga for goo goo �
do the minority who New Zealand city
bad and the very silly indeed
haven’t had Covid
named global capital
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account for most new of baby talk
‘Super scorchio!’ � Heat brings out new face infections?
of climate denial in UK press
About 15% of people in Residents of Wellington
'Pink sauce' � Florida chef’s videos stir up
TikTok backlash
Word of Mouth
England have somehow have the world’s most
never had Covid, yet 55% extreme vocal changes
of new cases are from
when speaking to babies,
this group
a study has found
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Brexit is a mood,
not a policy � and
Liz Truss captures
it in all its delusion
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This Covid wave may
be cresting � now let’s
prepare for the next
one
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Kit Yates
The real story of January 6 isn’t what Trump
did � it’s what he didn’t
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Digested week: UK heatwave reaction
suggests climate inaction is transatlantic
Emma Brockes
I’ve fought wildfires Cartoon � Martin
for decades. None of it Rowson on UK prime
Being ‘economical with the truth’ has a long prepared me for the ministers, present
UK infernos this week and future
history in British politics � but enough is
Tim Green
enough
The fire service is at the
Simon Jenkins
497frontline of the climate
We’re living in an age of permanent crisis �
let’s stop planning for a ‘return to normal’
James Meadway
crisis – yet with 11,500
frontline staff cut we are Boris Johnson and his
simply not equipped for would-be successors fully
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embrace fantasy
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The Guardian view �
Street art: on the rise
in Leicester and
beyond
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view � European
democracy:
central bankers
are villains and
heroes
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Letters � In British
politics, race is still
the elephant in the
room
Letters � Legislating
against lying would
do more harm than
good
Women's Euro
2022
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France v Netherlands � Miedema back as
Les Bleues deal with Katoto blow
Golden Boot � Top goalscorers, game by
game, in Women's Euro 2022
Sweden 1�0 Belgium England expects �
� Sembrant strikes Key questions and
at the death to set up lessons before Euros
England semi�final semi�final
Interactive � Your complete guide to all
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368 players at the tournament
As it happenedSarah
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Sport
Karen CarneyEngland’s
gritty win bodes well for
chances
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Cricket � Topley
leads England to
thumping win to
level ODI series
with South Africa
David de Gea � I hope
we’re much better. It
was embarrassing at
times
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As it happenedLook back County cricketHants beat Jo HarmanWhy has
on our over�by�over report Gloucs in a hurry;
Yorkshire produced so
Northeast scores 300
many great batters?
Athletics � Jackson goes supersonic as
Asher�Smith takes 200m bronze
Man UtdTen Hag: Maguire
must play well to slow
negativity
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Football � West Ham agree £30.5m fee with
Sassuolo for striker Scamacca
Tour de France �
F1 � Norris feels ‘lucky’ to race in era defined Laporte wins stage 19
to end home wait and
by Hamilton before French GP
extend team's rule
Rugby union � RFU to
vote on banning
transgender women
from women's game
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Football � Everton to give Ukrainian
Geraint ThomasFormer Find every storyAll the
refugees free entry for Dynamo Kyiv friendlywinner says team lacked latest pieces as they are
faith in him
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