The Daily Telegraph - 2020-12-21

• Strictly top Billing
• UK hit by virus travel ban across Europe
• Macron accused of ‘miscalcula­tion’ over no-deal gamble
• ‘If 2020 has proved relentless­ly challengin­g for the Government, 2021 will be tougher still’
• Tier 4 lockdown may remain until Easter
• Have you got a ‘stress hangover’?
• Secret messages from your favourite carols
• It’s time we rediscover­ed the art of the louche dressing gown
• Trump ‘considered imposing martial law’
• Extend rates holiday to save jobs, Sunak told
• Plan to end licence fee prosecutio­n shelved
• Race to test vaccine on variant strain of virus
• Rachel Smith ‘I’d saved news for my cancer-stricken father’
• Alan Filby ‘We are on our own, it’s simple’
• Dominic Smith ‘I will miss my son’s first Christmas’
• Holly Frith ‘I think I may volunteer at a food bank’
• My spirit was exhausted ... but I’m already making plans for April
• You’re allowed to feel angry, hurt, helpless
• Adam Barlow ‘Our pub customers will lose their only company’
• Ivana Poku ‘Being together was crucial after father’s death’
• It’s vital that the House of Commons scrutinise­s these harsh restrictio­ns
• PM accused of using recess to unveil Tier 4 bombshell
• Johnson is scared of making unpopular decisions, says Starmer
• Closed shops call for more support from Government
• Extend stamp duty holiday to keep property market healthy, Sunak told
• Police ‘can’t enforce’ Christmas travel ban
• Stores agree to extend deadlines for returning unwanted presents
• Consumer questions Dos and don’ts in Tier 4
• School closures not ruled out as unions fear testing chaos
• We must keep schools open for the sake of our children’s progress and their well-being
• Don’t mingle and avoid the choir, Archbishop tells churchgoer­s
• Charles will not visit Queen in Tier 4
• Jabs roll-out faces a huge logistical challenge, even before a third wave
• ‘Supercharg­ed’ mutation was spotted in Brazil last spring
• Millions unable to get a test as system appears on brink of collapse
• Italy detects patient infected with new strain
• How countries compare
• US finally gets virus relief package worth £670bn agreed
• Suicides of young women soar in Japan and S Korea
• Social media blitz to warn migrants against UK voyage
• Derbyshire: Celebrity turn ‘will attract young to news’
• Churchill’s gift to friend Montgomery is up for sale
• Woman who spent £16m at Harrods must explain wealth
• National Trust’s ‘woke’ academic accuses critics of intimidati­on
• Silky secrets of Scotland’s Viking treasure trove unwrapped
• Sheriff of London feared ‘outcry’ over statue review
• Oxford to tell dons: no sleeping with students
• Thieves target pampas grass, as swingers’ plant makes comeback
• Pre-surgery weightlift­ing ‘must start months earlier’
• Poorer patients wait longer for CPR after cardiac arrest
• Do not grant Maxwell bail, say victims of Epstein
• CPS will pursue Harry Dunn suspect despite High Court ruling
• Cardinal cleared of abuse says he was tainted by ‘old bad Church’
• Duke and Duchess of Sussex link with global food charity
• Rebekah Vardy hints at early ‘resolution’ to Rooney row
• Andrew set to relaunch startup project with new director
• Conservati­onists rescue Iberian lynx from brink of extinction
• Rise in drones used by US police raises concerns over civil rights
• Germany flies home women and children from IS camp
• Americans warned to avoid ‘cannibal sandwiches’
• Vigilantes rescue dozens of kidnapped Nigerian pupils
• Victims of lockdown are still being ignored
• Criticism of Boris has mutated: it’s now unfair
• Late U-turns have eroded public trust
• There are still ways of celebratin­g Christmas despite the lockdown
• The cost of cladding
• A medics’ manifesto for ‘long Covid’
• Are you still dreaming of a snore-free Christmas?
• Applying 2020’s life lessons
• ‘I GOT FIT - AND MADE LIFESTYLE CHANGES I KNOW I WILL STICK TO’
• ‘I REALISED I DIDN’T WANT TO DIE DRUNK AND ALONE IN MY FLAT’
• ‘I LEARNT TO CARE FOR MY MENTAL HEALTH’
• ‘I appreciate living life. Every day is precious’
• MARIANNE E LLI S , 4 1
• Eighties icons shine an uplifting light in the hours before Tier 4
• ALTERNATIV­E TOP 5 YOU MAY HAVE OVERLOOKED
• S HANE WATSON
• Dancing in a shed to a streaming concert? How very 2020!
• Deloitte among 18,000 victims of hacking scare
• New national lockdown would wipe billions off economy in January
• KPMG and EY to train civil servants in £288m deal
• High power prices are damaging steel firms
• Shell crew stuck at sea due to infection risk
• Life after Covid
• The last word on 2020
• Christmas rebound crushed at stores praying for respite
• Lessons to remember from a year to forget
• Counting the costs of the fiscal war against the Covid pandemic
• ‘I fear businesses are going to say, I can’t do this anymore’
• SCANDAL IN BERLIN.
• Tim Severin
• Hero of the American civil rights movement
• The Venerable David Rogers
• A gut-punch finale to an uneven second series

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