 | | Sunday July 2 2017 |  | | News | | Insight: Rogue SAS unit accused of executing civilians in Afghanistan |  | | Claims of cover-up as investigation is wound down | Read the full story  | | Parents face £60 fines when children are late for school | | Councils are cracking down on tardy children, with parents who don't pay up facing prosecution | | Read the full story | | Cabinet ministers lead austerity revolt | | Philip Hammond was facing an open revolt over public sector pay last night as cabinet ministers and more than 40 backbenchers called for an end to austerity | | Read the full story | | Prince Charles, William and Harry commemorate birthdays — an ocean apart | | On the day Diana would have turned 56, her sons were at her grave, while Charles toured a 150-year-old Canada | | Read the full story | | Sport | | Rampant Lions roar back to conquer All Blacks |  | | Owen Farrell holds his nerve as a late penalty in Wellington allows Warren Gatland's men to level the Test series against an All Blacks finishing with 14 men | | Read the full story | | Geraint Thomas storms to stage one yellow jersey | | Team Sky's Welshman navigates treacherously wet roads in Dusseldorf to become the eighth Briton to hold the leader's jersey at the Tour de France | | Read the full story | | Business | | Sue Google, Brussels regulator urges rivals |  | | Competition boss tells companies to use €2.4bn ruling to file claims | | Read the full story | | Comment | | Dominic Lawson: Oh, those horrible Tories with their good works |  | | Can these leftie critics back up their moral superiority with real generosity? | | Read the full story | | Magazine | | The Interview: Jeremy Paxman gets a grilling from Rod Liddle |  | | The former Newsnight interrogator (reluctantly) opens up about the BBC, how he voted and his infamous interview technique. (Photograph by Simon Emmett. Grooming by Emma Leon) | | Read the full story | | Style | | Get your glow on with make-up guru Charlotte Tilbury |  | | Healthy, sun-kissed skin has never been so easy to achieve, thanks to Charlotte Tilbury's new make-up collection. She creates five beautiful summer looks exclusively for Style and shares her insider tricks | | Read the full story | | Culture | | Kirsten Dunst: At home with herself |  | | She almost quit acting, but is finally getting roles she loves. Next up, Sofia Coppola's brilliant remake of The Beguiled | | Read the full story | | World | | Italy targets charity ships rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean |  | | After the arrival of 12,000 migrants in two days, the government in Rome is blaming the aid agencies it says attract people smugglers | | Read the full story | | Focus | | Michael Gove back in the hot seat — greener, less naive |  | | Michael Gove on his return to the cabinet, back buddying up with Boris Johnson and again trying to reform an industry with a reputation for truculence | | Read the full story | | News Review | | Bin there, done that: Corbyn's spending fever won't work |  | | Something momentous has happened in Britain's relations with Europe, and little more than a year later Britain has a minority government cutting deals with smaller parties to try to get its legislation through the House of Commons. No, not now, but the 1970s | | Read the full story | | Driving | | The May Review: Suzuki Ignis |  | | Back when I used to make a motoring show for the BBC, we came up with the idea of putting a celebrity in a car that was frankly beneath them and asking them to do a timed lap of an old airfield in Surrey | | Read the full story | | Home | | Kelly Brook in her Kent garden |  | | Kelly Brook, gardening guru? Caroline Donald visits the former model's Kent patch to hear about her hidden passion | | Read the full story | | Travel | | Italy's secret weekends |  | | If the crowds of Chiantishire leave you cold, try the remote hilltop towns and little seaside resorts the locals go to. Here's the inside track | | Read the full story | | Money | | March of the robo-advisers |  | | Traditional wealth managers do not always merit their high fees, says the City regulator. Computers could do just as well | | Read the full story | | Life | | Tough Love: 'I have a great life but I still feel empty' |  | | Our advice columnist Emma Barnett tells a divorced man that the key to his happiness lies in finding a sense of purpose | | Read the full story | | Scotland | | Rare animals among body count at Scottish zoos |  | | More than 900 creatures in the care of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) died in captivity last year, including hundreds of rare snails bred for conservation | | Read the full story | | Ireland | | Jobstown trial tweets inspire new contempt bill |  | | A government TD is to bring a private member's bill to the Dail making it a statutory offence to comment on an ongoing criminal case in the wake of the Jobstown trial | | Read the full story | | You have received this email as part of your membership entitlement.
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