The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-12-19

• PM urged to ditch his chief of staff to head off rebellious MPs
• Frost quits Cabinet as Johnson considers Christmas lockdown
• Queen’s festive plans ‘could be ruined’
• Terrorist who tried to murder prison officer mocks jailing on Facebook
• Missing yacht woman’s family makes birthday appeal
• Not a word more of calories to pass Prue’s lips
• Neandertha­ls left their mark suggesting they knew how to knock up a mammoth buffet
• Quidditch renamed to distance it from JK
• Curb Christmas gatherings or risk new year disaster, says Sage
• Sunak looks at tax relief in bailout package
• Save lateral flow test until just before meet-ups, scientist urges
• Chancellor drops California­n holiday plans to tackle crisis
• Lockdowns more painful for women, say doctors
• Health chief: keep vulnerable folk in care homes
• Major incident declared in London amid omicron surge
• Top Sage scientist: cut isolation to seven days
• We’re going to have to live with virus instead of making the young suffer
• Omicron sends Netherland­s into lockdown as new German travel curbs ban Britons
• The classicist is now the tragic Greek hero and the audience is waiting for him to fall
• PM accused of botching antiviral rollout
• We need to return to our core beliefs and remember what makes us Conservati­ves
• Greeks unearth Johnson call for return of Elgin marbles
• Omicron easier on the lungs, UK study suggests
• Vaccine passports are an affront to British values, says Raab aide
• Watchdog investigat­es bailout of Charles’s Scottish eco-village
• White gloves off as Duchess browses Windsor’s treasures
• ‘I came here to see Maxwell, my tormentor’
• How Philip tried to console William privately at funeral
• Fear of being alone drives young couples to therapy
• Police send Christmas cards to criminals
• After 67 years, Beano decides Spotty is really called Scotty
• Government appoints Stonewall critic to equalities watchdog
• Wine, prayer and song help Tibetan Catholics keep the peace with Xi
• Arrest warrants issued for exiles urging boycott of Hong Kong’s ‘patriots only’ vote
• Syrian widows take IS orphans under wing
• Chilean poll on a ‘knife-edge’ as millennial battles Right-winger
• Afghans given route out as Kabul passport office reopened
• Star-spangled banner loses its lustre for young Americans
• ‘Unclean’ pets fall foul of Iran’s hardliners
• Unhorsed General Lee gives up what may be 1887 time capsule
• Without an enemy to fight, the self-loathing West turns on itself
• Holy Land Christians face persecutio­n
• It’s time for Boris to govern like a Conservati­ve
• The Tories’ North Shropshire trouncing was a repudiatio­n of the PM
• Lord Frost forces debate on direction
• We now know that lockdown is a social disaster. Please, Boris, don’t do it again
• We are not making enough of our Brexit freedoms – no wonder voters are angry
• Here’s how an individual spreads liberty: ideas, graft and patience
• Is bioterrori­sm the future of warfare?
• ‘They failed us, then tried to blame us’
• Is the Covid Cohort marked down for life?
• Have yourself a royally mundane Christmas...
• I would rather live in omicron Britain than authoritar­ian Europe
• Are there lavish feats and elves imported from Lapland?Lapl No, just Risk aand ‘Elf’
• Spare a thought for all those on their own
• A song of praise to England’s vanishing Church
• Got a big country house? Now all you need is a poet to immortalis­e it
• Novel of the week Cal Revely-Calder
• The Nazis looted my family’s art – here’s how we might get it back
• How Christmas films became so bad
• Telly days on the sofa a wise choice as Corrie blows in
• The very best of the week ahead

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