The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-03-07

• Duchess ‘called the shots’ over royal interviews
• Frost tells EU to stop sulking at Brexit
• Concern over quick-result tests giving pupils false positives
• Teenage killers face twice as long in jail
• Nigel Farage
• Sunak is poised to agree Amazon tax
• EU green rules could raise prices in Northern Ireland
• Tunneltoli­nk Scotland and Ulster moves astepclose­r
• From Ohio to Alabama Sussexes winning PR war against the palace
• Cambridges still ‘hopeful of a reconcilia­tion’
• Talking points
• I’m running for Mayor of London to speak up for those who are silenced
• Student wins payout after ‘transphobi­c’ tweets inquiry
• Actress wins festival’s genderless award
• School’s sex education ‘archaic’, say critics
• ‘Problem films’ get screen time as channel defies cancel culture
• Larkin put on secret council racism list of ‘statues of concern’
• Don’t call them prisoners, they’re residents
• Logging hate incidents can help fight crime, say police
• Cherie Blair’s legal firm now works with Serbia
• Female soldiers issued with sanitary items
• Guess which PM called virus a ‘panpanic’?
• IRA victims deserve Gaddafi cash, say MPs
• Father pays tribute to soldier killed at training range
• Europe appeals to US in vaccines scramble
• Italy has largest EU AstraZenec­a stock but lowest vaccinatio­n rate
• Over-56s are invited for jabs as July target date on track
• Smacking rise during lockdown ‘disturbing’
• Students need reminding how to make friends, says top psychiatri­st
• Separated parents pay dearly to visit their children abroad
• Driving after receiving jab ‘may invalidate insurance’
• GP persuades his patients in virus hotspot to have vaccine
• ‘More will die’ on smart motorways
• Shapps faces calls to ‘stop gambling with lives’
• Battle of the sex therapists: online threats and £1m loss
• Horse herpes hits equestrian sports
• Lumley’s new cause: saving dolphins from wind farm blasts
• Guardsmen spend thousands on bearskins as fur ban considered
• Task force to assess appetite for reintroduc­ing wolves and lynxes
• Online Britons urged to help deter poachers in South Africa
• Flight from Hong Kong raises fears for financial hub
• Senate passes Biden’s $1.9trillion relief bill
• France will send ships to China sea ahead of Royal Navy drills
• Nazanin’s jail term ends but family holds little hope
• Italian dictionary urged to scrap sexist words
• Mosul’s last Christian puts his faith in the Pope
• Nigeria’s ‘guns for cows’ deal backfires as bandits see profit in kidnapping
• German Jews save Muslimowne­d kebab restaurant
• Voters like the spirit of Sunak’s tax-hiking Budget, not its detail
• The envious woke are being defeated on campus at last
• The petty, isolationi­st EU is wrecking Europe
• Don’t take economic growth for granted
• How the Conservati­ve Party jettisoned its fundamenta­l beliefs
• Justice being done
• Spreading the sound
• The Government’s growth-sapping plans to enlarge the state will make us all poorer
• Seventy-five years after Churchill’s Fulton speech, we still need the Anglospher­e
• The hypocritic­al Left got away with fawning over Sturgeon for too long
• What Meghan can learn from Mrs Simpson’s ‘tell-all’
• Simon HEFFER
• Jane MULKERRINS
• Zoe STRIMPEL
• Jake KERRIDGE
• Hurrah – I can’t wait to get my ‘village’ back
• Why the school gates are the new red carpet
• Clueless lockdown-puppy owners creating ‘chaos’
• Being fat is killing us, so why do we keep eating?
• Novel of the week
• Why talk of TV comedy’s death is greatly exaggerate­d
• So long for now, dry days: the rain is on its way back

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