The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-24

• Drive for green fuel to be relaxed
• Strikes ‘timed’ to bring chaos at start of school holidays
• Parents unable to check polio status
• The Lords community centre therapy group for Europhiles
• Flashes of charm but this portrait for the Instagram age plays it too safe
• Voice from the dead: Amazon’s Alexa to mimic dearly departed
• Suited, smart but with relaxed touch: the Cambridges in their first portrait
• Old bangers keep drivers on road – but not for long
• Union leader blames ‘pig-headedness’ of British Airways
• Inheritanc­e tax ‘trap’ rakes in extra £100m
• British Gas debt collectors break into wrong home
• Camilla quotes Queen’s 1947 speech in plea on violence
• PM to urge Prince to keep open mind on Rwanda policy
• SNP’S Westminste­r leader withdraws his support for MP in sexual misconduct case
• Wimbledon’s 86-year drinks deal down the drain
• Zahawi battles exam boards as Larkin axed in diversity drive
• Melting ice puts Endurance at the mercy of raiding parties
• Smiling terrapins put death on hold as they grow older
• Pay detectives bounties for crimes solved, police urged
• Flying tenor covers quite an aria to save show
• Stop using wet wipes to flush away the river fatbergs
• Priory may face prosecutio­n over patient’s train death
• Trump aide’s video claimed MI6 backed Italian satellite plan to boost Biden vote
• Maxwell should serve 55 years after ‘utter lack of remorse’, prosecutor­s tell judge
• Lottery millionair­e stole Banksy tribute to Bataclan victims
• Give up land for peace, says bishop as PM insists that Kyiv stands firm
• Kaliningra­d ‘blockade’ pulls back the curtain on border town’s fears
• Russia strikes city to divert troops from key targets
• The EU’S crumbling unity has given Putin another opportunit­y to win
• I’ve glimpsed our hyper-inflationa­ry future
• The dismal truth behind why so many Brits don’t want to work
• It’s not ideologica­l to oppose rule by foreign judges
• Banks won’t accept paper notes to exchange
• Run-down Army
• Holidaymak­ers don’t deserve this chaos
• Soaring debt interest forces Chancellor to borrow £14bn as inflation crisis intensifie­s
• Home workers face pay cut as firms push for office return
• US deal for nuclear sub business to go ahead
• Borrowing time bomb a disaster for Tory hopes of UK revival
• Buy-to-let landlords face losses as lenders ramp up interest rates
• Too taxing Sunak urged to cut burden and foster investment
• Netflix lays off 300 as share price and subscripti­ons fall
• Wall Street hedge fund ups bet against Europe
• Glass half empty as Naked Wines suffers following sobering sales
• Klarna and Barclays at odds over ‘buy now pay later’
• GSK pledges £1bn to fight diseases in poor nations
• Continenta­l output shrinks as inflation batters bloc
• BAE wins £500m order for 20 Eurofighte­rs from Spain
• Support for strikes will fade fast as country is crippled
• This time it is different – the crypto crash is real
• Era of cheap Chinese manufactur­ing is over, says Nat Rothschild
• Xi vows to hit growth target despite zero-covid strategy
• Nike quits Russia for good over Putin’s war in Ukraine
• A stock that showed huge promise has collapsed by 90pc. What should we do?
• LME appoints firm to review nickel crisis
• Pubs are struggling to keep doors open
• Deutsche bosses take Whatsapp pay hit
• NEW GOLF CHAMPION.
• Court Circular
• David Lloyd-jones
• Sir Antony Reardon Smith Scion of a Welsh ship-owning and philanthro­pic dynasty
• Isrun Engelhardt
• Nice try, Rowan, but haven’t we all Bean here before?

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