The Mail on Sunday - 2022-06-12

• Labour at war as Sir Keir’s key MPs insist: We back rail strikers
• Union militants threaten NHS walkout
• ...oh, and he’d face backbench mutiny
• Leadership hopeful Hunt is branded a ‘Covid lockdown fanatic’
• Half of teachers don’t mark pupils’ books
• An ice trick for perfect summer drinks
• Camilla: Why I want more of our children to learn poems by heart
• Naomi Campbell distraught after feeling she was singled out for airport search because she’s black
• Queen’s talks with family on new life for Andrew ‘away from public gaze’
• Boris hasn’t given the Prince respect he deserves, say Palace insiders
• Home Office gets tough with Facebook blitz to deter Channel migrants
• Now robots could replace foreign farm labourers
• Airlines in jobs blitz to save our summer
• Cricket star Broad is devastated after his pub is destroyed in fire
• Find a modus operandi that says adieu to French and Latin words
• I thought in loco parentis* meant ‘my dad’s an engine driver’. But I adore the variety of our language
• The Red Wall rosy views that could save PM
• Buy British, urges PM as he ditches ‘nanny state’ junk food ban
• Not such a Barbie girl! Saoirse dresses down before getting dolled up
• DJ Liz: BBC axed me because I’m over 60
• My brother almost beat me to death with a dumbbell on my father’s orders... because I refused to marry a man I’d never met
• Even community service offenders work from home
• Did Love Island pair Gemma Owen with younger man after Italian Stallion row?
• Please pray for me… my face is paralysed, Justin Bieber tells his 240million followers
• Paddington’s quick cuppa bags £200m of publicity
• Oven that produces a perfect roast chicken in 30 minutes
• Deadly mines outside Kyiv cleared by Diana charity – thanks to YOUR donations
• 10,000 fighters killed defending Ukraine
• My chums in their sexties? They’re all swinging off a chandelier with a toyboy between their teeth!
• Biased BBC says dope should be legal and cocaine’s a joke. Why should we pay for it?
• Censoring the past is no longer 1984 fiction
• Absent fathers ‘programme sons to be aggressive adults’
• Give doctors tax holiday on pensions to lure them back to work, say experts
• QUOTES of the week
• 5 things we learned this week
• ISIS bride Shamima fears death penalty as she faces Syria trial
• 100 stars urge Boris: Keep your promise on trophy hunting ban
• Ghislaine will ask to serve American jail term in the UK
• Coldplay Chris quits Primrose Hill set – and makes £7m profit in the process
• Lonely. Pathetic. Broken.
• Tories will never cut ties with their cable guy...
• Grungy Olivia sheds all her Vanity Flair in gritty drugs war role
• AN OCEAN GOING FRAUD
• Not so fast, Mr Bond – you need to slow down at your age!
• Soaring fuel prices beginning to bite? Ditch the roof rack, turn off the air con – and slow down!
• Westwood locks away Sex Pistols costumes to keep them off eBay
• What can stop me waking up feeling so anxious every day?
• Have a session with the Italian laughter master
• Vibrating pill to get sluggish systems moving
• More chronicall­y ill patients than ever before denied vital care funding
• THE NEW SHERIFF OF NOTTINGHAM
• I was in the brace position but this was gorgeous, tender TV
• DAVID MELLOR
• You can’t always bring old fossils back to life – and here’s the proof
• Beatlemani­a? No, Billiemani­a
• ROBERT GORE-LANGTON
• Dostoevsky of digression
• Hell’s Half Acre
• MEASURE FOR MEASURE, A DELIGHT
• Lose up to HALF A STONE for SUMMER
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE
• Greek-style pork souvlaki with tomato rice salad
• Raspberry & coconut soufflés
• New drug to fight skin cancer that hit Diane Keaton
• How Liontrust hopes to find its roar again
• SOLD! Make a bid for bargain auctions firm
• Tate & Lyle tastes growing returns
• Can these 6 per cent trusts keep your income flying high?
• How to stop your holiday nosediving
• Falling for Croatia... hook, line and sinker
• Great works of art in the great outdoors
• Explore Salzburg and meet the cast of Julie Madly Deeply
• Achocolate-box house and a riot of colour... how cottage gardens have blossomed for over 700 years
• Chop chop! Time to grow spring onions
• Don’t let red bugs eat your blooms
• British Airways owner flies in to pay storm
• Chanel owners get record $5bn windfall
• The free money ride had to end
• Nationwide boss Garner leaves with £954,000 bonus
• I was paid £10 an hour for luring rich clients to St James’s Place
• Is Euan Blair’s firm REALLY worth £1.4 bn?
• Canny couple’s £80m North Sea oil gusher
• Government to clamp down on tech mogul Drahi over stake in BT
• My day hunting grocery bargains – and the simple trick that helped slash my bill by more than HALF ( )
• We had cooks, chauffeurs, a fleet of Rolls Royces – but it all went to my brother
• Could switching lightbulbs help keep your firm afloat?
• Insurers grilled on price hikes for loyal customers
• Don’t let plane or train misery hit your pocket
• Paddington’s Peru? That’s the perfect spot for Air Miles Andy
• I was told to work in a supermarke­t!
• Could this 19-year-old speed freak be England’s X-FACTOR?
• Russell: Major incident just a matter of time
• FORD FINALE
• Saracens take giant step down road to their redemption
• I’ve never looked at where the money is from...
• ‘Greed Jacket’ Mickelson braced for abuse at Brookline
• This isn’t a revolution, it’s just a low-brow, low-rent It’s A Knockout
• WORLD OF SPORT
• Murray rolls back years as Nick sulks
• Yorkshire target Ali talks up Test return
• Shock for Broad as his pub goes up in flames
• Winter World Cup ‘will cause injury nightmare’
• Mysterious case of Mr Wang and who exactly owns Birmingham City
• Liverpool closing in on £60m Nunez deal
• Mockery of Maguire does no one any good but he is running out of time to make himself an asset again
• So much to solve and yet so little time left Stars back Unicef
• Johnson’s late show keeps the party going
• Robertson lets rip after rout
• James: We’ll protest Qatar

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