The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-01-02

• Children forced back into masks in lessons
• Cut tax on fuel bills to ease cost of living crisis, PM told
• Farmers to be paid to restore natural habitats in push to rewild the countrysid­e
• Clock ticking on EU talks, Truss told
• Blair honour ‘a kick in the teeth’ for Iraqis and Afghans
• When it comes to laws of physics Fido is on the ball
• ‘Scary’ children’s channel left BBC presenters in tears
• Cinema-goers told off for spoilers to avoid fight scenes in foyers
• Save your pennies, says Kennel Club, dogs don’t care for fine dining
• Operations face axe if hospital cases surge
• We owe it to our children to ensure nothing stops a proper education
• Roulette wheel is still spinning as Johnson wagers it all on NHS blue
• Tests before flying are pointless, say senior Tories
• Jabs protect elderly, insist NHS bosses as care home cases double in a week
• Sussexes say unnamed ‘sources’ will no longer speak for them
• Charles hit in the pocket after Highgrove shops lose £900,000
• Duke likely to avoid accuser airing claims at Maxwell perjury trial
• Transgende­r pupils a risk to girls’ schools, warns trust
• Stock throws book at fellow academics over trans debate
• Voyage to Mars may cause life to go by faster
• Dementia patients given hope with video game that spots tell-tale signs of condition
• Trauma victims told laughter is best medicine
• Carrie animal group pushes for trail hunt ban
• Who are you calling a beast? Step forward ‘non-human persons’
• Vast solarl f farms ‘ poised to industrial­ise’ countrysid­e
• Visitors arriving by car at Blenheim Palace will pay more in push to be carbon negative
• Whitehall squares off over ‘tiny’ portrait of the Queen
• Buyer sought for ‘Sailor King’ to stop picture leaving UK
• Phone a drone plan to protect the vulnerable walking home at night
• Woman held over death of youngster
• Finland ‘will join Nato if we like’ in defiance of Putin’s warnings
• Stampede kills 12 pilgrims at Hindu shrine in Kashmir
• Welby ‘a mouse’ hails Tutu the elephant
• Drugs hidden in fruit reap bitter harvest for Lebanese
• Food outranks foreign policy in Kim’s new year message
• Alaska’s polar bears go with the floes to Russia
• Ignore the hysteria: 2022 will be the year that we get back to normal
• We’re nowhere near learning to live with Covid
• It’s time to overhaul the testing regime and get Britain moving again
• It’s not cyclists who make roads less safe
• A new year, a new chance to rebuild
• Myopic politician­s are wilfully blind to the inconvenie­nt truth about green energy
• President Xi and the CCP may soon find themselves in hot water over omicron
• Truss must ditch the Protocol to keep the peace in Northern Ireland
• How the Prince led predators into the heart of the Palace
• A royal secret may lie buried in the Devon stones
• Even romance novels are having a wokeover
• Lost the ability to concentrat­e? Here’s what to do about it
• The West’s mission in Afghanista­n wasn’t doomed – just bungled
• Novel of the week Jake Kerridge
• The strange life of the literary one-hit wonder
• Why is Poland’s ruling party waging war on the arts?
• The very best of the week ahead

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