The Daily Telegraph - 2022-12-05

• Rail unions refuse to save Christmas
• Albanians could be banned from making modern slavery claims to stay in Britain
• Force tech giants to give us access to our children’s accounts, say bereaved families
• Cummings was the lockdown ‘Chatty Rat’, say Hancock diaries
• Retired NHS staff can return full time as limit lifted
• Middle-aged renters surge by 70pc as house prices rise
• Temperatur­es fall as Arctic winds bring first winter snow
• Scrooges, look away now. . . turkey trimmings up 30pc
• Sterling heading for home after break-in
• Energy firm chips in to bathe ‘darkest village’ in Christmas light
• Tory MPS urge Sunak to stand firm and keep onshore wind ban
• Starmer backs Brown’s plan to abolish House of Lords
• Labour government would block spread of new grammars
• Rayner’s DJ set ‘nothing like Hancock’s spell in the jungle’
• Arts Council ‘wastes’ £126m of taxpayer money on political groups
• Gender pay gap widest at more than £7k for over 50s
• Working from home ‘should be a right’ on day one of job
• World Cup trip for two Welsh ministers cost taxpayers £13k
• Royal family turn their backs on Sussex film
• Balmoral green project to power estate with geothermal energy
• ‘Snubbed’ Danish prince plans move to Washington
• Sussexes take total control of Archewell as key aide leaves
• Yorkshire Shepherdes­s Amanda Owen in mourning as her ‘faithful’ sheepdog dies
• Children not present at violent incidents still to be treated as domestic abuse victims
• GPS urged not to delay giving antibiotic­s to treat Strep A
• Army instructor­s face tougher penalties for sex with students
• Walkers would rather tackle hard yards than a gentle stroll
• Diesel cars may be cheaper than electric if you can’t park at home
• Ban e-scooters from sale at Christmas, says policing tsar
• Take a shine to grapes for natural way to beat sunburn
• Salt Bae needs to dish up vegan food, say sit-in protesters
• Warning of 2m deaths cannot sway China to use vaccine from West
• Macron angers Kyiv with talk of concession­s
• Fighting in Ukraine falls to ‘reduced tempo’ as soldiers bed in for a freezing winter
• British worker shot dead in Caribbean bar by masked gunmen
• Cruise passenger survives 20 hours in water
• Students ‘too scared’ to return to university with killer at large
• New York set for surge in historic sex abuse cases as new law gives adults longer to file
• France bans short-haul flights in favour of train travel
• European unity on Ukraine is under threat
• Keep a flintlock pistol on your bedside table? You’re not alone
• It’s about time we stopped talking Britain down
• Onshore wind energy
• If private schools close the state sector will quickly be overwhelme­d
• A competent response to the migrant crisis
• Bus operators call for congestion charges to be nationwide
• Opec extends oil cut as sanctions hit Russia
• Yes, Brexit has failed to boost the economy, but it’s still all to play for
• We must strive for the best but plan for the worst
• How workers who became ‘unsackable’ still call shots
• Workers at hazardous nuclear waste site test positive for drugs
• Sky moves in to home insurance to steal a march on its streaming competitor­s
• The Night Sky in December
• THE CATTLE SHOW – AND AFTER.
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Knight
• Actor noted for Ocean’s 11 and The Manchurian Candidate
• Rootin’ tootin’ biopic may struggle to win over the Brits

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