The Daily Telegraph - 2021-06-12

• June 21 unlocking called off
• The tinned food snobs don’t know what they are missing
• Uyghur mosques being destroyed in Xinjiang
• Minimum marriage age will rise to 18
• No limits on EU fishing for some species in UK
• Jail for rapist who fled to US and faked his own death
• Corbyn denies Jewish MP was ‘hounded out of party’
• Kate will put children at heart of her legacy
• Pupils kick off over right to watch Scotland’s Euro 2020 opener
• Macron grabs his chance for ‘moi time’ with Biden
• We’ll build back in ‘greener, fairer, more gender-neutral ... and feminine’ way, says Johnson
• G7 police officers self-isolate after one tests positive
• PM hints he may rip up EU rule book over trade with N Ireland
• Former MEP kept in dark over DNAR order
• Pandemic allowed medics to play God with non-resuscitat­ion orders
• Freedom Day delay inevitable, but how many more weeks can we take?
• Over half of those who were against jab have now had one
• Tory MPS rally behind May’s opposition to travel strategy
• Pfizer supplies ‘tight’ but rollout ‘on track’
• The couples hoping they can finally wed in front of all their loved ones
• Number of Covid deaths in care homes to be published after campaign against ban
• Lamborghin­is snapped up in lockdown ‘revenge’ spree
• Vaccine heroes take pride of place in Honours
• Actor who will play Duke of Edinburgh in The Crown becomes ‘Sir’
• Parole board chief made a CBE in week double child killer’s release is announced
• Leadsom made a dame as Brexiteers recognised
• Sterling honoured for services to racial equality
• Muslims object to film lionising Ardern after mosque attacks
• Oxford dons ‘bite the hand that feeds them’
• James Watt statue to be reinstalle­d – complete with details of his ‘dark side’
• Faces behind boycott
• Lib Dem sues party over ‘transphobi­a’ ban
• Fifth Deepcut death was kept from me, says senior detective
• Stop gangs robbing cash-and-carry shopkeeper­s, Patel tells police
• Rape review aim is to scrutinise suspects rather than victims
• Manchester bombers’ elder brother won’t have immunity
• Pool our water resources, backyard paddlers urged
• Hounding by fraudsters a daily nuisance for a third of over-65s
• Half of ‘fast fashion’ online is made from new plastic
• Crocodile attack twin: ‘You have to fight for the people you love’
• Texas to spend $1bn on wall to fight illegal immigratio­n
• Mayor stymies Orban over vast Chinese-built campus
• US withdrawal ‘will leave Afghanista­n unable to fight off the Taliban’
• Russia offers Iran satellite to spy on enemies
• Lockdown has robbed us of our humanity
• G7 takes leaders’ wives back to the 1950s
• Nigel BIGGAR and Doug STOKES
• Charles MOORE
• Michael DEACON
• My kissing gate altercatio­n revealed the truth about our entitled youth
• So-called experts are condemning us to a life of masks and lockdowns
• Cambridge’s leader
• Return to freedom cannot be fudged
• My life up close with the most famous woman in the world
• Simon MCCOY
• Bryony GORDON
• David YOUNG
• Lisa ARMSTRONG
• Seven rules for summer PPPS (that’s post-pandemic parties)
• The truth about Cornish style
• Court Circular
• PEACE PROSPECTS IN THE MINING DISPUTE. MEN’S CHANGED ATTITUDE.
• Birthdays
• Adrian George
• Catherine Tennant
• A pause on extending Westminste­r Abbey
• Sanne Group shares hit record levels as it agrees to takeover talks
• June 21 delay will destroy hospitalit­y, bosses warn
• Rupert Murdoch slashes value of The Sun newspaper to zero
• Tech titans’ companies may be split up under law
• Travel industry calls for ‘aircraft furlough’ to cut pandemic costs
• Billionair­e behind BT grab kicks off regulator charm offensive
• Brexit trade warnings fail to materialis­e as imports grow
• End of the punk party
• Hailing a ride in the sky
• Matthew Lynn:
• Sunak will have room to increase spending
• GB News will simulcast on radio in first for a channel in Britain
• Axing tariffs would open door to cheap imports, warns steel lobby
• Something quaintly British is in the air
• All bright now
• PATEK PHILIPPE
• VINTAGE TREASURE
• HORSEPLAY
• FORMAL TO CASUAL
• FIT FOR PURPOSE
• FACE PAINTS
• Stars on show
• Solo Lady K sets sail
• Bell & Ross soars to new heights
• A race to the finish
• Bold and beautiful
• Case studies: colourful plastics
• Hidden in plain sight
• Ocean colour scene
• Case studies: ceramic
• Stating it in black and white
• What lies beneath
• Case studies: sapphire crystal
• A flurry of excitement
• A bright future for this year’s graduates

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