The Daily Telegraph - 2020-12-22

• Johnson plans mass testing of lorry drivers to reopen ports
• Britain and EU edge towards deal on fishing as MPS prepare for vote
• Schools could be shut throughout January
• Kate Mulvey’s midlife singleton survival guide
• The top 10 films of 2020
• Cheery Camilla a has been naa star of thehe pandemicmi­c
• Police knew of lorry smuggling gang
• Sterling and FTSE hit by double-dip fears
• Libyan ‘bombmaker’ had already confessed
• Literary mystery
• Highways agency could face charges over smart motorway death crash
• No responsibl­e PM would grant Indyref2, says Starmer
• Film censors show no mercy to ‘racial stereotype’ Ming
• Missed the Bethlehem star? Fear not, there’s a repeat
• Dover truck drivers sit in misery, fearing they won’t be back in time for the turkey
• Spain latest to ban British travellers as EU remains divided on response to new strain
• Salad may be in short supply but there’s plenty of sprouts
• Your festive presents may not arrive in time, says Royal Mail
• New Covid strain found in several countries
• Lockdowns may actually prevent a natural weakening of this disease
• Is this variant more dangerous than the Spanish or Italian mutations?
• South Africa faces bigger second wave with faster-spreading virus
• Tier 4 areas likely to increase as new variant spreads
• No walk-in tests in half of Kent as new rules add to pressure
• Take mutant strain ‘with a pinch of salt’, Tory MP says
• We must be first in vaccine queue, say police and NHS workers
• Hospitals receiving more virus patients than at peak of first wave
• Shielding letters face Christmas post delay
• Shopping needs of disabled neglected in crisis, MPS warn
• Lady Tebbit dies 36 years after surviving Brighton bomb
• Children should no longer be sent to jail, says commission­er
• Rural areas ‘at risk of being sidelined’ in 5G roll-out
• Eat a diet of less meat to avoid loss of natural habitats, study urges
• Blood pressure checks on both arms ‘could save lives’
• ‘I am sorry. I am sorry. I cannot breathe… have a good life’
• ‘The Ghost’ revealed Bomb-maker Abu Agila Masud linked to atrocity through his passport number by US journalist
• Murderer of Grace Millane attacked two other women
• Navalny ‘tricked his own poisoner into confession’
• Al Jazeera cyber attack linked to Israeli spyware
• Reporter leaves job and husband for the fraudster whose story she broke
• Macron’s guerrilla war will backfire on him
• Parents will not forgive No 10 if schools are closed again
• Covid alarmism is damaging to Britain
• No thought for a girl alone for Christmas in a rented room in London
• Vaccinatio­n lottery
• Cornwall is grateful for the visitors it’s had
• ‘ I N MIDLIFE AND SINGLE, HOW I ’ M PLANNING TO GET THROUGH THE DAY ALONE’
• Thought this was the worst Christmas ever?
• The plaintive tune of my secret wartime carols
• STEPPING UP HOW OUR CAN-DO COMMUNITIE­S REPRESENT THE REAL SPIRIT OF THE SEASON
• Panic buying is yet another festive luxury we can’t have now’
• ‘Me, a national treasure? Hilarious.’
• ‘Mutant strain’ has cancelled our wedding for the third time
• How ‘Love Actually’ ruined Christmas
• Brian Blessed serves up a feast for fans as he heaps on the ham
• Rememberin­g the weirdest festive No 1 tussle of all
• Why the bells are ringing out once again at the Bristol Old Vic
• The joy of seeing a Nutcracker through the eyes of a child
• Metro Bank at nine-month high after Natwest mortgage sell-off
• Hauliers warn of chaos at border if France insists on testing drivers
• Frasers warns on profits as it cuts guidance
• House prices ‘face 5pc contractio­n’
• Christmas present refunds may reach £7bn
• The coming vaccinatio­n programme is likely to cause heartburn for European leaders
• MPS have warned ministers that they’re likely to miss even their watered-down 2025 broadband target
• Ashley’s woes a sign of the pain to come
• Tesla investors push shares into reverse after debut on S&P 500
• Amigo goes cap in hand to customers to stop insolvency
• Evans to exit the high street and Arcadia after £23m online rescue
• Shell takes further $4.5bn hit on assets amid shift to renewables
• Ryanair clashes with watchdog over ownership rule changes
• Private equity firm Cerberus pulls out of deal to buy Co-op Bank
• This 80-year-old family business is prudently run so investors should stick with it
• How Solarwinds raid blew through US defences
• Football, gaming and pantomime: Covid-hit cinemas fight for survival
• HIGH PRESSURE AT COVENT GARDEN.
• Dame Fanny Waterman
• Lieutenant-commander Graham Patrick
• Vaccinate us against these tiresome Covid comedies

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