The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-07-03

• PM ‘turned blind eye to sex pest warnings’
• Queen’s lighter duties confirmed by Palace
• Remainer civil servants ‘thwarting reforms’
• Staggered strikes could ramp up chaos on trains
• Vetting of airport staff fast-tracked to ease travel delays
• Parents bank on children’s savings to pay family bills
• BBC blanks Boulter as British talent misses out on Centre Court
• Indian sect plans huge plant dome at listed country house
• Emotions catch up with championsh­ip hero after exit
• Changes to childcare rules will reduce costs
• Ditch steel tariffs or risk putting economy on the line, PM warned
• Fracking firm offers funds to communitie­s if ban is lifted
• Truss accused of bungling bid to oust Labour peer from role
• Cruel hoax and Sussex Squad ruined my life, says royal expert
• Charles’s charities urged to publish details of donations
• Prince agreed to Newsnight after ‘Randy Andy’ comment
• Diamond Diadem on Coronation portrait was afterthoug­ht
• Buildings must have single-sex lavatories
• Italia Conti sorry for ‘offensive’ comments
• Agony of parents with children in the gender ‘cult’
• Cambodia to search British Museum for plundered art
• PM backed return of Elgin Marbles in 1986 letters
• Hunt for new Met chief enters final straight
• MPs’ pensions five times more generous than for average workers
• Medical failure blamed for ending soldier’s Army career
• Dunn family will re-attempt to have Sacoolas extradited
• Bus drivers and posties to look out for crime as poverty bites
• Outdated cancer warnings in HRT packs put ‘fear of God’ into women
• LSO conductor steps down to boost ensemble’s diversity
• Kings of Leon finally reign on stage in an impassione­d union with fans
• Axl hits late winner after own goal flurry
• I was a shell of a person after cancelling gigs, admits Adele
• Migrants amass at border after court ruling
• Trump poised to declare 2024 presidenti­al bid
• Ex-assistant to Maxwell may be next in line for prosecutio­n
• Murdoch split up with Hall by sending her an email
• In ‘Flanders on the steppe’, sights are set on revenge
• Kremlin troops claim control of last city in Luhansk using ‘scorched earth’ tactics
• Odesa’s mayor makes PM honorary citizen
• Scholz fears Ukraine joining EU will shift power away from Berlin and Paris
• Iran purges Revolution­ary Guards over spying fears
• Austrian bather dies after shark rips off limbs at Red Sea resort
• Libyan mob storms seat of power during poverty protest
• We need to bring back fracking
• The stupendous cost to the Treasury of generous publicsect­or pensions
• Suffocated NHS
• America may struggle to survive this crippling nervous breakdown
• Protection­ism is one of this Government’s worst decisions
• Iran is perilously close to getting a nuclear bomb
• Nationalis­t leaders have always enjoyed feigning victimhood
• This isn’t Britain’s 1937 moment. It’s far worse than that
• Seize Russia’s ill-gotten assets to rebuild Ukraine
• How Nicola Sturgeon has turned Scotland into a failed state
• The corporate world has been overrun by wokeness
• Youth is no longer the best time of life
• ‘My husband is under house arrest in Cairo’
• Why Gen Zers feel comfortabl­e ditching the bra
• A defence of Western values from a Russian (with love)
• ‘A hacker could turn off the lights in Putin’s office’
• The parent trap: can you be a mother and a great artist?
• Fiction Lucy Scholes
• Cloudy Britain still waits for the start of summer
• The very best of the week ahead

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