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Front page of The Times, headlined "Boost for Truss in bitter struggle with Mordaunt"
Several of Friday’s papers lead on the rivalry between Penny Mordaunt and opponent Liz Truss, two of the frontrunners in the Conservative leadership contest. The Times reports that supporters of the foreign secretary have criticised Ms Mordaunt’s record as a minister, calling her “utterly incompetent”. Ms Truss has won the support of eliminated candidate Suella Braverman, it adds.
The Daily Mail front page with the headline "Mordaunt under the microscope".
The Daily Mail also leads on scrutiny of Penny Mordaunt, with the headline “Mordaunt under the microscope”. It highlights comments by Ms Braverman and another Liz Truss supporter, former Brexit negotiator Lord Frost.
The Metro's front page, featuring the headline "Penny's in heaven"
But the Metro reports a survey of Tory members that suggested Penny Mordaunt would be the favourite if she reaches the final two in the race to succeed Boris Johnson.
The front page of the i, featuring the headline "Tory rivals turn on Mordaunt as favourite faces TV trial"
The front page of the i focuses on the upcoming Tory leadership TV debates this weekend. A poll for the paper suggests Penny Mordaunt would also be favourite with the British public.
The front page of the Daily Express, featuring the headline "Knives out for Penny! 'Not up to job' say rivals".
The Daily Express reports that figures on the right of the Conservative party are “uniting behind Liz Truss”. “Knives out for Penny! ‘Not up to job’ say rivals”, reads its headline.
The Daily Telegraph's front page, featuring the headline "Frost urges Badenoch to stand down for Truss"
The Daily Telegraph’s front page says Lord Frost is urging Tory leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch to stand aside and back Liz Truss, to avoid a split among the right wing section of the party.
The Mirror's front page, featuring the headline "Red hot alert".
NHS doctors fear a surge in heat-related illnesses and deaths as the Met Office warns of hot weather causing “danger to life”, the Daily Mirror reports.
The Sun's front page, featuring the headline "Vardy bush fire terror"
The Sun’s front page is also heatwave-related, leading with a story about WAG Rebekah Vardy preparing to evacuate her holiday home in Portugal due to nearby bush fires.
The Guardian's front page, featuring the headline "Jail water firm bosses over pollution, says watchdog"
The Guardian focuses on calls by the Environment Agency for water company bosses to be jailed over serious pollution.
The front page of the Financial Times, featuring the headline "Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan results set grim tone for Wall St".
The bigger-than-expected declines in second-quarter profits at Wall Street banks Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan is the lead story for the Financial Times.
Daily Star front page for 15 July 2022
And the Daily Star headlines on jokey remarks made by Masterchef’s John Torode that he is a werewolf. In an interview, the TV personality said he becomes more agitated during a full moon.

Many of today’s papers are leading on scrutiny being directed at Conservative leadership candidate Penny Mordaunt by supporters of her rival Foreign Secretary Liz Truss. 

“Knives out for Penny!” says the Daily Express – after Ms Mordaunt again performed well in the latest round of the leadership race. The paper says there’s now a “determined bid” among Ms Mordaunt’s critics to “wreck” her hopes of becoming prime minister. 

There’s ample evidence of this in the Daily Mail, which sports the headline, “Mordaunt under the Microscope”. It also devotes 10 pages to the contest and describes in detail the claims her enemies have made about her. 

The paper raises questions about her attitude to women and transgender issues, the free press and her Royal Navy credentials – as well as suggesting that she was a “part-time minister”. 

She is also condemned by Lord Frost, a prominent backer of Liz Truss, who writes in The Telegraph that a government led by her could not succeed.

Liz Truss speaking
Liz Truss has the backing of former Brexit secretary Lord Frost

The Guardian thinks the contest is becoming “increasingly acrimonious”and that rival Tory camps are aiming their fire at Ms Mordaunt. 

The i believes her rivals fear her popularity among the grassroots – who will choose the winner from the final two candidates. The paper carried out polling suggesting the public prefer her to Liz Truss and former Chancellor Rishi Sunak – even though she remains relatively obscure among voters. 

The Mail’s sketch-writer, Henry Deedes, believes Ms Truss gave a true-blue message during her campaign launch on Thursday – but her presentation remains a work in progress. Her “joints could do with a squirt of oil,” he says. 

The Financial Times notes the foreign secretary mistimed her entrance at the event and failed to remember the way out – symbolising a campaign struggling to find its bearings. 

Macer Hall, the political editor of the Daily Express, believes the party’s low-tax, free-marketeer wing is paying the price for disunity and there is now a desperate scramble to reunite the right. 

The Times’ editorial welcomes the upcoming TV debates, saying the candidates need to be subjected to forensic scrutiny to establish which of them is genuinely up to the job.

Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 Committee, announces the results of the second ballot round in the Conservative Party leadership contest, in the Houses of Parliament
Sir Graham Brady announced the results of the second ballot round in the leadership contest on Thursday

“Red hot alert” is The Mirror’s headline, as it reports that NHS doctors fear a surge in heat-related illnesses and deaths as temperatures rocket towards 40 Celsius. 

On its front page, the Sun pictures a bush fire approaching the holiday home of the footballer’s wife, Rebekah Vardy, who was preparing to evacuate a Portuguese villa yesterday.

“One drink a day keeps the doctor away,” says the Daily Telegraph, “but only if you’re over 40”. It’s among several papers to report the study analysing the dangers of alcohol. 

The Sun says it is bad news for younger adults, with anything more than a drink a week for men under 40 or two for women, putting them at higher risk of injuring themselves.

“Andrew drama heads to big screen” is The Times’ headline as it describes how the story of Prince Andrew’s infamous BBC Newsnight grilling is to be dramatised

The Telegraph suggests Hugh Grant is in the frame to play the Queen’s second son – although the actor has denied this.

The Daily Mirror thinks Gillian Anderson could play Emily Maitlis. It also says the Pizza Express in Woking – which was cited in one of Prince Andrew’s answers – should “brace for a new global fanbase”.

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