The Daily Telegraph - 2021-10-20

• Doctors oppose assisted dying law change in letter to Javid
• New taxes necessary to reach net zero, warns Treasury
• Hate preachers will now face twice as long behind bars
• Pubs face ‘terrifying’ price rises as staff shortage bites
• Arena bomber brother avoids inquiry date by flying out of UK
• ‘Transphobe’ row professor to take Open University to tribunal
• Museum finds dish that went for a Song is worth up to £15m
• Peppa Pig and a sacrificia­l goat electrify PM’S green pitch to trillionai­res
• The long walk to net zero picks up the pace
• Addiction can affect any of us, says Duchess
• Queen declines Oldie award as ‘you’re only as old as you feel’
• Gove rescued by police after protesters surround him
• Putin brings in non-working week as infection firebreak
• Scottish pupils forced to keep masks on in lessons
• Soldier ‘faked trench foot with ice’ for £3.7m
• I should have stabbed him more, woman accused of killing husband told police
• NHS chief backs switch to single-bed wards
• Quitting smokers who vape ‘more likely to have relapses’
• Breast cancer only half as likely to recur with two almonds a day
• Johnsons needed bubble ‘during really tough times’
• Police get new powers to evict travellers in disputes with residents
• You’ll Never Walk Alone holds head high at funerals
• Jemima Goldsmith in row over access to estate church
• Cowardly leaders pay lip service to ending this grotesque spectacle
• Prosecutor­s tried to use 1957 assault against dying Troubles veteran
• ‘Serious and inexcusabl­e failings’ by police investigat­ing Lord Janner abuse
• French minister’s think tank takes on ‘Anglo-saxon evil’ of wokeism
• Taliban suicide bombers are heroes of Islam, says minister
• Raab’s human rights revamp ‘a threat to Brexit trade deal’
• Migrant boats in rush to beat Patel’s curbs and winter seas
• Trump calls tributes to Powell ‘fake news’ in attack on general’s record
• Officials in charge of Uyghur camps attended Harvard programme
• FBI raids Deripaska relatives’ homes over sanctions
• War epic moves Chinese to eat frozen potatoes
• ‘Generator mafia’ threatens to switch Lebanon’s lights off
• Boris is courting political disaster by trying to guilt us into going green
• Isolated, Macron is even more dangerous
• Men need their collection­s to bring order to a chaotic world
• We risk being frightened back into lockdown
• Government grants for heat pumps will help the wealthy, not the planet
• Shameful prosecutio­n
• Abusive language has no place in politics
• Rising Covid cases
• A long and bumpy road to net zero
• Is the woke Pope alienating his flock?
• Mary Quant, the woman who invented the mini skirt
• How to pull off Succession chic without having a billionair­e budget
• I’ve had what Naomi’s having
• Selfish lecturers put their own needs first
• The royals may have to choose between planet and monarchy
• I’ve joined the hot squad
• Are you in the hot or cold warrior crew?
• Critics of ‘The Larkins’ don’t realise it was always a fantasy
• This Grenfell drama demands to be seen
• Court Circular
• LOYAL MOPLAHS’ APPEAL
• Calls to the Bar
• Peter Jinks
• Sir Patrick Walker
• Geoffrey Chater
• Former student radical who became President of Portugal
• Nolan holds his BBC bosses’ feet to the fire over Stonewall

The Daily Telegraph - 2021-10-19

The Daily Telegraph - 2021-10-21