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Tour de France: Chris Froome confident in comeback despite early exit from race due to Covid

Chris Froome has spoken of his disappointment at being ruled out of the Tour de France climax after testing positive for Covid-19.

Evening Standard

Chris Froome forced out of Tour de France after positive test for Covid-19

The 37-year-old is now targeting the Vuelta a Espana in August.

The Independent UK

Tobias Ellwood has Tory whip suspended again after reprieve for leadership vote

The Penny Mordaunt supporter was given back the whip temporarily so he could vote in the race for No 10.

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Tobias Ellwood hails temporary return of Tory whip to allow leadership vote

The Penny Mordaunt-supporting MP had not been expected to have a vote in the remaining ballot of the contest.

The Independent UK

5% pay rises ‘are generous and the final offers’ says minister as unions threaten strikes

The below-inflation pay rises being offered to public sector workers are “extremely generous”, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury insisted on Wednesday as unions threatened strikes at schools and hospitals.

Evening Standard

Recent weeks ‘a sad chapter’ in history of Conservatives, says Ellwood

Tobias Ellwood declined to get into speculation about why the Government moved so swiftly to strip him of the party whip.

The Independent UK

Tour de France 2022: Philipsen wins stage 15 sprint after Vingegaard crashes – as it happened

Belgium’s Jasper Philipsen took the stage on a nod from Wout van Aert on a day leader Jonas Vingegaard crashed and lost two teammates

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Tory leadership: Truss gains right-wing votes as Sunak and Mordaunt are on top

Suella Braverman is to throw her support behind the Foreign Secretary after being eliminated from the race to replace Boris Johnson.

The Independent UK

Rival camps in UK leadership race aim fire at Penny Mordaunt

‘Questions’ follow on MP’s past performance as trade minister after she gains ground over Liz Truss

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss accused of ‘black-ops’ as desperate fight to stay in Tory leadership race begins

Allies brand Penny Mordaunt unfit to be prime minister and hit out at MPs who have broken pledges to vote for foreign secretary

The Independent UK

'I'd have grave reservations': Lord Frost launches scathing attack on Penny Mordaunt

FORMER Brexit minister Lord Frost has launched a scathing attack on Tory leadership contender Penny Mordaunt, saying she was not up to the job when…

The National (Scotland)

Lord Frost lashes out at Mordaunt as Tory leadership race turns nasty

The former Brexit minister said Ms Mordaunt was not up to the job when she was his deputy in talks with the EU.

The Independent UK

Tory leadership backbiting turns on Penny Mordaunt as she surges as bookies favourite

Right-winger Lord Frost launched a scathing attack on Penny Mordaunt as she surged ahead in the Conservative leadership election, suggesting she was not up to the job

Daily Mirror

The Northern Agenda: 'We need a Minister for the North'

Senior Tory's demand to leadership candidates as race to be the next PM hots up

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Anger as UK rules out extra winter help for Scots despite colder climate

SCOTS won’t get any extra help with surging energy bills this winter despite living in a colder climate, a top Treasury official said.

The National (Scotland)

Abbi Garton-Crosbie: Cocktails and chaos on my trip to Westminster

WHEN I visited Westminster on a parliamentary lobby trip last week, I didn’t expect to get a front-row seat to the collapse of Boris Johnson’s…

ABC News

Cadel Evans backs Simon Clarke after Tour de France success

Simon Clarke has mostly been a support-act for other riders, but after his first Tour de France stage win, the Aussie is finally in the spotlight, writes Sophie Smith.

Evening Standard

Covid is back — but how worried should we be?

Superspreader events, nasty new variants and waning immunity — it’s a perfect storm for a new wave. Giulia Crouch reports

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The Independent UK

Tour de France 2022: Tadej Pogacar takes time from Jumbo-Visma rivals on cobbles of chaotic stage 5

Australian Simon Clarke won the stage in a sprint finish at the end of a wild day on the treacherous cobblestones of northern France which saw Primoz Roglic crash and lose significant time

Daily Mirror

Brits going to work with Covid fuel new wave as maps show infections rocketing

Simon Clarke, associate professor in cellular microbiology at the University of Reading, who told the Mirror people need to be more cautious as cases continue to rise

The Independent UK

High taxes ‘stopping’ families paying their bills, former Tory cabinet minister warns

Voters believe Johnson’s administration is ‘not behaving like a Tory government’, David Davis warns

Nottingham Post

State pension set to rise by double figures to protect elderly from inflation

And benefits are also set to rise

The Guardian - UK

Former Tory minister calls 10% rise in state pension ‘ludicrous’

Jim O’Neill scathing about decision to help pensioners while forcing real-terms pay cuts on public sector workers

Daily Mirror

State pension to rise by 'significantly' more than inflation while millions get wage cut

The state pension will rise by the highest of 2.5%, wages or inflation next year, the government has re-confirmed - at the same time as warning more than 5million public sector workers to expect a real terms pay cut

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson pits rail strike workers against public and says Brits can't have pay rise

The rail strike was the top of the agenda in Boris Johnson's Cabinet meeting as he said workers were “aggravating” the nation’s teenagers, workers and pensioners - and rebuffed calls for a proper pay rise this year, leading to fears of a Summer of Discontent

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