The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-01-16

• Ministers facing ‘red hot anger’ from voters over party breaches
• Duke challenges accuser’s memories as false
• Tory MPs back legal challenge over class masks
• Carrie Johnson broke Covid rules
• ‘Mickey Mouse’ degrees to end or funds axed, chancellor­s told
• Scientists find Earth’s ‘blind spot’ for incoming asteroids
• What a turn up: how science inspired Dickens’s ‘Davy’
• Bercow reveals he will be found guilty of bullying
• Harry ‘does not feel safe’ coming to Britain
• Anger everywhere as PM fights to survive
• Gove accused of being on manoeuvres after courting backbenche­rs
• Who could be top dog if Operation Save Big Dog bites the dust?
• Johnson may have already passed the point of no return
• My mission is to restore decency, honour and trust to our Government
• Party backlash will be akin to expenses fiasco, says Starmer
• Land may be seized in push for solar farms
• ‘Money-saving’ smart tariffs now cost more than traditiona­l bills
• Energy firm ‘unworthy’ of green levies paid boss £1.9m last year
• Fish given a boost thanks to increase in rod licences
• Beijing spy linked to Met adviser accused of ‘stifling anti-racism push’
• University tied to ‘security risk’ college in China
• Most Right-wing academics ‘self-censoring’
• Academy schools reviewing curriculum in wake of BLM
• Manchester United see red over ‘abuse’ of short player
• University is ‘bowing to a woke cult’ by decolonisi­ng
• What does ‘endemic’ mean and would it be a good thing Covid-wise?
• Antiviral pill cuts fatalities and may ‘tackle future variants and flu’
• Two vaccines and infection give 90pc protection for over a year
• I was trapped in Australia as my father died, says Dornan
• D-Day for Djokovic in battle to stay for Open
• Tsunami alerts in South Pacific after Tongan volcano erupts
• Trump begins 2024 push with Arizona rally
• Fresh from prison, Lula is ready to rule Brazil again
• Resurrecti­ng Kyiv’s Cold War bunkers
• US synagogue held hostage by ‘brother of terrorist’
• Our acceptance of a mass lock-in is more dangerous than any party
• Seven signs of an over-regulating state
• Biden is lurching from crisis to catastroph­e
• I was a lost child, so I know the value of learning
• Conservati­ves must go back to their roots
• No 10 parties confirm voters’ worst fears about Britain’s ruling class
• How cyclists can make sure drivers see them
• Brexit and sovereignt­y
• The cost-of-living crisis is politics at its most personal – ministers can’t afford to fail
• We copy the French fetish for municipal government at our peril
• The PM deserves praise for keeping Britain open and the recovery on track
• The week that brought the House of Windsor together
• Australia’s Covid plan has all been a con
• The shadowy group behind China’s spy
• Your last chance to support the Telegraph appeal
• We must end the West’s fixation with cultural repatriati­on
• To save our country we should try to appreciate it
• A riveting look at the BBC’s first 100 years
• How a British Rail employee was put on trial for war crimes
• Cal Revely-Calder
• Gregory Doran: my memories of a life with Tony
• The swindle is on – get ready for TV’s latest obsession
• Weather keeps calm during all the carry-on
• The very best of the week ahead

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