The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-08-14

• Sanction Iran over Rushdie stabbing, says Sunak
• Ministers ‘must overrule Nimbys and build reservoirs’ to beat drought
• Truss could scrap £400 energy bill help for higher paid
• Gout cases surge as UK eats its way towards fattest nation in Europe
• Petrol retailers failing to pass on fall in prices to drivers, say MPs
• Rail union set for talks but more strikes loom
• Millionair­e who refused to tear down ‘man cave’ jailed
• Holy Island all at sea as fishing ban looms
• Where the wild things are
• Dig for victory over drought by catching rain, gardeners urged
• No fines ever handed out for hosepipe bans
• We can spot an angry dog – but not a sad one
• Rushdie ‘believed danger was over and just wanted a normal life’
• ‘You could not write Satanic Verses today, censorship is too rife’
• Iranian newspapers heap praise on ‘brave and dutiful’ attack
• Tackling the energy crisis requires a plan. Mine comes in three stages
• Comeback for Johnson ‘just not realistic’, says Rees-Mogg
• Security guard is threatened with legal action over 2p debt
• Government to fall short on clawing back Covid cash
• Governor ‘open’ to review of Bank mandate
• This Foreign Secretary appreciate­s the need to be unapologet­ically pro-business
• UK could pull out of global corporatio­n tax deal that ‘stitches us up’
• Schools threaten three-day week to cut costs
• Chinese institutes accused of censoring staff at British universiti­es
• Missed out on a university place? Get a job in a pub
• Ancient church sees the light by embracing solar energy
• A-level pupils advised to have a ‘plan B’ after getting results
• Albert Hall plan could mean fewer seats for public
• Greece embraces new law that could see British Museum lose its Marbles
• Heritage crimes ‘risk losing history forever’
• Bill’s focus on legal but harmful online content ‘deeply worrying’
• University ‘forced out diversity adviser over threatenin­g views’
• Alarm at 50pc fall in dementia assessment­s
• Organ transplant given go-ahead despite mystery death of donor
• Farewell Afghanista­n, a land that has been stripped of all hope under Taliban rule
• A year on, Afghan interprete­rs stuck in limbo
• Polarising Palin spies a way out of the political wilderness
• Republican attacks on FBI ‘dangerous’, claims Harris
• Workers pay heavy price as sanctions put screeching brake on Russia’s car industry
• Estonia and Finland agree missile deal to isolate Moscow
• Free speech is under sustained attack
• Profit isn’t evil
• Does the country need another three weeks of the Tory leadership contest?
• Water failures
• Keir Starmer’s Labour Party is on the verge of a cataclysmi­c split
• Naive Westerners still refuse to accept the truth about Iran’s evil regime
• The Rushdie attack highlights a growing cancer
• We can help end this energy nightmare without further destroying the market
• The West should prepare for the real risk of nuclear war
• The ‘crazy’ decisions that left Britain with no gas storage and vulnerable to Putin
• Salman Rushdie is the essential British writer of our time
• Hollywood has become drearily predictabl­e
• In basket-case Britain, thieves run riot while woke police forces do nothing
• The rise and fall of the pride behind ‘The Lion King’
• ‘I threw away my film career to protect children online’
• The unsavoury truth behind the ‘miracle’ of Kabul
• Russia: a more complex country than even Churchill realised
• A gradual return to a traditiona­l August ... and rain
• The very best of the week ahead
• Today’s radio choice

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