The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-04-24

• BBC guilty of ‘xenophobia’ over Rwanda refugee deal, Patel claims
• Rees-Mogg tells ministers to prepare for bonfire of the quangos
• Russian nuclear missile aimed at UK ‘ready by autumn’
• Pledge to ban trials for Army veterans over Troubles deaths
• Boris tells MPs: No10 flat event was related to work
• Labour MP: our trans policy makes feminists vote Tory
• Three stabbed as 10 people attacked in Midlands town
• Cambridge children lined up for starring role at Jubilee celebratio­ns
• Warm welcome for Wessexes despite ‘colonialis­m’ protests
• Bullying row hits school that helped to make royal wedding dress
• First joint engagement for the Duchess and the Princess in wake of damning review of care for mothers and babies
• Consultant sued by five-year-old’s family over ‘inexplicab­le failure’ to spot tumour
• Fertility clinics charging up to twice the advertised price to freeze customers’ eggs
• Google rolls out ‘bullying’ language alert
• Parents praise Javid for ordering NHS inquiry into gender services
• Crime writer ‘modernised sexist officer for new world’
• GP who prescribed sex-change treatment for children cleared
• Taxpayers’ cash used to rewrite history ‘written by white men’
• War-hit farms struggle with devastatio­n as Ukraine warns agricultur­al recovery will take years
• Human faces of the siege of Mariupol
• Safe at last
• Scholz crisis as pressure grows to send Ukraine arms
• This is not just political – it is a religious crusade
• Families at war: how toxic state TV widens generation­al divide
• Kremlin to police ‘emotions’ of ministry staff in echoes of Stalin
• Love affair with olive oil has led to nation’s pans being damaged
• Period dramas give ‘traditiona­l kitchens’ the recipe for success
• Whistleblo­wing Bill could fine firms millions
• Senior climate adviser to ministers also gives advice to Qatar on selling gas to UK
• Sir Keir Starmer demands urgent action and emergency budget to help households
• Six-month wait for council tax rebates blamed on ‘red tape’
• Police lack training to spot coercive control
• UAE tried to make ministers mislead British public, claims bodyguard in court papers
• Electricia­n wins battles over ‘hate incident’ on his record
• Private drones banned from Commonweal­th Games’ vicinity
• Kill boomers for damaging climate, jokes XR organiser
• Three quarters of patients still ill with Covid
• Customers ‘giving up on phoning’ as energy firms cut call centres
• Public footpath disputes set to drag on for generation­s
• Primary school with one pupil forced to close after 150 years
• Green rules for landlords will ‘exacerbate housing crisis’
• Postmaster who moved abroad missed deadline oncompensa­tion
• Bomber Command veterans reveal their sense of betrayal in Lancaster documentar­y
• Little fervour for either candidate as ‘dissatisfi­ed French’ choose president
• Outcome of this election will determine whether the EU has a future
• Ruptured sewage pipe polluting site of 300-year-old warship run aground off Gibraltar
• Italian cabinet of curiositie­s proves top draw
• Armed gangs terrorisin­g affluent idyll of Malibu
• World’s largest urban wildlife crossing will be a ‘game changer’
• Afghan militants spark fatal border clash with Pakistan
• Time for NHS reform, not a cash infusion
• A drifting Government and a hopeless opposition: where do true Tories go now?
• Heaven help the blasphemer­s against the sacred cow of the BBC
• British conservati­sm used to be the model, now it is a cautionary tale
• France’s next leader will inherit a tinderbox
• Ousting the Prime Minister for being in the vicinity of cake? That’s nuts
• Overriding the Northern Ireland Protocol would be entirely legitimate
• Christians are safe and thriving in Jerusalem
• What it’s like to rule a territory with no citizens
• We should never forgive Keir Starmer for supporting Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader
• Creativity is being smothered by woke zealotry
• ‘There’s a lot of spinelessn­ess in publishing’
• How attacks on the West became socially acceptable
• Sea battles, strong women and slaves: who were the real Vikings?
• Larger bees that dislike heat hit by global warming
• The very best of the week ahead

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