The Daily Telegraph - 2021-11-27

• Whitty: new variant less worrying than delta
• China’s billions ‘buying up’ Commonweal­th
• Teach without an agenda to boost diversity, says Zahawi
• New trolleys won’t get a handle on spending
• Dog owners’ ability to identify their pet’s scent is not to be sniffed at
• Why men are more likely to be dazzled by beauty
• Bernstein felt film of West Side Story was an ‘albatross’
• Variant’s ‘horrific’ set of mutations put scientists on alert
• After fatigue over ‘boy who cried wolf ’ is this the one with real teeth?
• Holidaymak­ers scramble to leave South Africa to avoid quarantine
• Pandemic led to 27 per cent more deaths last winter
• Vaccine for new variant unlikely to be quick fix
• Dutch braced for riots as PM tightens curbs on bars and shops
• Ireland extends booster shots to all over 16
• Teenage boys questioned after girl, 12, stabbed to death at Christmas event
• ‘Shocked’ group disbands after lead guitarist is charged with murdering woman, 18
• Rape plot lawyer’s life sentence overturned
• University faces legal challenge for poor record on free speech
• ‘Soft touch’ justice blamed for one in 1,000 conviction rate for illegal entry to the UK
• Go west, we won’t beat you, Belarus leader urges migrants
• Brexit has tied UK’S hands on migrant crisis, says France
• Border Force left rudderless in migrant crisis as top post remains vacant
• Johnson, Macron and their entente discordial­e
• Blaze that left Michelin-starred pub in ‘ashes’ treated as arson
• Elgin Marbles could be returned with new laws
• Spacecraft on way to orbit sun will take risky path past Earth
• Hoyle: female MPS lobbied me not to change rules on babies
• Starmer reveals he has not spoken to Corbyn since fallout from anti-semitism report
• ‘Boris Bridge’ over Irish Sea too big a stretch at £335bn
• Minister to examine origins of trees burnt for energy
• RHS invites fungi into its garden
• Russians plotted to oust me, says Ukraine president
• Attack on Iran’s nuclear assets still in play, says ex-mossad boss
• Germany to back ‘United States of Europe’ under new coalition
• Notre-dame revamped into ‘woke Disney’
• Le Pen rival loses court battle to hide child with adviser, 28
• North Koreans banned from dressing in coats like Kim’s
• Macron’s petulance only worsens this crisis
• Is it Britain or France that is exploiting the migrant tragedy for political ends?
• Falklands play
• New Covid variants
• Christmas bell
• The judges and people smugglers are united in disregardi­ng the importance of borders
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• PETERBOROU­GH
• It’s time to scrap the divisive and patronisin­g term ‘BAME’
• Craven internatio­nal bodies are helping China to crush freedom
• We need to take back our lives from the permanent Covid panic-mongers
• Poor nations need an alternativ­e to Chinese debt
• Every cat owner knows their kitty is a psychopath
• Children need fathers, the ultimate male role models
• Nativity plays teach children important lessons about life
• I tried to recreate Madonna’s pose and it didn’t end well
• ’BUSES WITHDRAWN.
• TRAFFIC IN DIFFICULTI­ES. AIR SERVICES INTERRUPTE­D.
• Peter Moloney
• Roger Phillips
• Betjeman on churches attached to old places
• PD Ports owner calls off sale in blow for Tees Valley mayor
• Novacyt boosted after PCR tests win approval
• FTSE suffers worst day in 18 months
• More people plan to buy electric than petrol cars for the first time
• Dorries paves way for Times to tie up with Sunday title
• XR protesters block Amazon warehouses on Black Friday
• Emerging variant clouds Bank’s interest rate decision
• Post Office value written down to zero following Horizon scandal
• Google monitored over privacy change to Chrome web browser
• ‘Buy now, pay later’ pioneer Klarna hit by customer debt
• Winter watershed as Storm Arwen bears down

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