The Daily Telegraph - 2020-11-21

• A week of Christmas freedom on the cards
• UK to ‘spend billions after we finally break free of Brussels’
• Duke of Sussex breaks his silence on Bashir scandal
• Aid memoire PM’S warning
• The windsurfin­g mathematic­ian who realised his number was up
• Forceful expression or bullying? Whitehall’s case for and against
• Form a square around the Prittster, MPS told
• Union could cut ties with Labour over Corbyn rift Commonweal­th plea to Princess
• Ministers back RSPB ban on peatland burning in latest blow to field sports
• Welsh waters playing host to elusive and endangered angelshark
• Smart motorways to go ahead at cost of £1.2bn
• Plants evolving to hide from humans, experts say
• UK trials antibody cocktail for immediate protection
• Pupils face exams postcode lottery, school leaders warn
• How London kept Covid at bay during the new lockdown
• Johnson’s taking back control of lockdown – and his party
• Police won’t raid homes to break up family Christmas dinners
• Pay freeze casts doubt on election pledge to teachers
• Spending binge will ‘scar a generation’
• Poverty-stricken Naples bears brunt of Italian second wave
• Black Friday delayed by French lockdown
• ‘Lie’ by pizza worker led to South Australia shutdown
• Thatcher was a feminist icon, insists writer of The Crown
• Catholic leader blocks questions over child sexual abuse inquiry
• Royal Academy of Music told to end ‘casting couch’ culture
• Blue plaque rules ‘must change to reflect diversity’
• Instagram ‘failed’ young people over suicide posts
• Metal detectors for Met officers following fatal police shooting
• Law student, 18, dies after taking ‘party drug’ ketamine at university
• Penalties for possessing GHB to be increased
• Jeremy Kyle ‘may have contribute­d to death of guest on his show’
• Princess ‘paid £1.2bn to bodyguard lover’
• May tells of her fears as man who threatened to kill her is jailed
• Judge backs Vardy in Rooney libel hearing
• Sharma: The UK will bring world together on green issues
• Scientists find microplast­ics near summit of Mount Everest
• Flying lab given £61m funding boost so scientists can track environmen­tal change from the skies
• Trump accused of ‘abuse of office’ by Biden lawyer
• Spanish ranger arrested after accusation­s bear was poisoned
• Holland allows secret sedation of euthanasia patients
• Macron accused of double standards over attempt to curb press freedom
• Former Nazi camp guard to be sent from US to Germany
• Venezuelan­s driven to make their own petrol
• The state isn’t corrupt – it’s just not very good
• There’s something seriously fishy about the EU’S double standards
• A Trump critic inadverten­tly reveals too much
• Jill KIRBY
• Charles MOORE
• Michael DEACON
• Andrew ROBERTS
• A good week for the Government
• A civilised society does not make Christmas prisoners of lonely people
• The pupils most disadvanta­ged by lockdown
• Electric vehicles
• Whatever happens, Kirstie’s here to save Christmas
• The Glasgow boy who’s now the toast of New York
• Bryony GORDON
• Johnny VEGAS
• Lisa ARMSTRONG
• Maggie’s wardrobe would never make it past today’s PC crowd
• Jan Morris
• Douglas Matthews
• When two or three are gathered – it’s a crime
• Sage under a cloud as shares slump on back of profits decline
• Cineworld weighs up pandemic rescue deals
• We need more social housing to level up Britain, Tories tell PM
• Trump strips Biden’s Fed of key emergency lending powers
• Hospitalit­y jobs ‘at risk’ from axed bonus
• Zuckerberg’s secret Facebook is under pressure to be more open about its closely guarded algorithm
• Retailers on the rocks The second lockdown has already killed Christmas for the high street
• We need a level playing field. It is currently tilted in EU’S favour
• Five futuristic projects that could benefit from £16.5bn defence boost
• Heathrow to furlough senior executives and plans more job losses
• UK joins with Bharti to take control of Oneweb
• Strong winds that blow us off course are a blessing, too
• My old rival George is a certain Lions starter
• Wales rookie on having a legend for a grandad
• Why daytime TV is making me cry
• Phoney war is over – this is the Test we have been waiting for
• Slade must take his chance to seize control and emerge from Tuilagi’s giant shadow
• New captain Ryan’s fighting spirit has been passed through the generation­s
• Kicking and aerial game
• Red Roses reap reward of their lockdown toil
• ‘We wanted to send a message to other teams: France are back’
• Townsend changes reveal Scots’ strength in depth
• Simmonds hat-trick helps Exeter sweep aside Quins
• Best for women
• Best for culture fans
• Best for men WINTER WARMER
• Best for kids – big and small
• Best virtual experience­s
• Best for green-fingered friends
• Best for foodies
• Best for home birds

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