The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-08-21

• Truss: I’ll halt NHS doctor exodus
• Energy cap to hit £6,000 as Kwarteng targets wind profits
• Ex-Met chief: we should have questioned Bashir on Diana
• Mortgages rise by £200 per month
• Taxpayers not using direct debit may miss £150 rebate
• Police spoke to nurse on day she vanished, but let her go
• Royal family has not had advance copy of Duke of Sussex’s memoir
• Former DUP leader backs Truss for PM
• Pension reforms for retirees returning to health service
• Sunak ‘blocked funds’ to fight health fraud
• Former chancellor pledges to end politicall­y motivated Left-wing ‘lawfare’ in the courts
• Consultant­s encouragin­g councils to risk residents’ cash
• Council to make LTN permanent despite claims of road gridlock
• Wimbledon plans ‘play down lorry disruption’
• Paving gardens to park big cars exacerbate­s flash floods
• Heatwave and drought cause rise in claims for subsidence
• Net zero could be curtains for sash windows
• Is Heathrow on the flight path to collapse?
• Give couples financial incentive to marry, charity tells ministers
• Closure of 20pc of rural nurseries ‘increasing pressure on families’
• One in five puppies becomes ill or dies in first year of life
• Noise complaints could call time on Orwell’s perfect pub
• Psychedeli­c therapies could treat depression post-Brexit
• Inhaler to treat virus on the horizon, claim researcher­s
• Former NHS chief: Covid cancer wait made me lose faith in system
• Drama students given QR codes to blow the whistle on teachers’ ‘microaggre­ssions’
• RAF ‘prioritise­d women and ethnic minorities’ to hit diversity target
• Napoleonic re-enactors are disarmed by customs chaos
• Council vegan policies are ‘underminin­g’ farmers
• GCSE grade inflation leads to bad choices at A-level
• Students take a break from gap years as deferrals drop
• Libyan will not face prosecutio­n over Fletcher murder
• The king, the contender and a battle for the Republican party’s heart
• Texas governor puts New York on the front line for immigratio­n
• Veteran Democrat says she is ‘fighting back’ against Biden
• Poverty and crime leave South Africa standing on ‘precipice of violence’
• Russians surround Sevastopol with roadblocks
• Incompeten­t commanders doomed British volunteer to capture, say his fellow soldiers
• Kremlin accused of blackmail amid plans to shut Nord Stream 1 pipeline for servicing
• Saudis use sinister surveillan­ce app to inform on female critics
• The broken NHS needs reform now, not later
• A Lawsonite touch on the Thatcherit­e tiller could save the election for the Conservati­ves
• Proceeds of greenery
• The hard truth: no one knows how to solve this economic calamity
• The Union will only be safe in one candidate’s hands
• Lockdown caused this wave of avoidable deaths
• Ineptitude and institutio­nal wokery is the tragic legacy of Conservati­ve rule
• A new immigratio­n surge for social care is a Brexit betrayal
• The NHS is our religion: what will a reformatio­n take?
• On the hunt with the malaria men of Kent
• Chess finds itself between a rook and a hard place
• It wasn’t Brexit or capitalism that got us into this mess – but try telling that to the new Puritans
• The Ukrainian chess prodigy setting up his board in Yorkshire
• ‘Sometimes, I have had to be tyrannical’
• Diana: the best and worst books on the ‘people’s princess’
• Hope springs from every page in this testament to radical optimism
• Cal Revely-Calder
• Come back sun! The Bank Holiday is on the horizon
• The very best of the week ahead

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