The Daily Telegraph - 2021-09-21

• Price cap must go, say energy companies
• ‘Coaching’ parents found to halt two thirds of autism cases in trial
• PM ‘delighted’ as US lifts ban on travellers from Britain
• Jeremy Hunt
• The customer is no longer king in 1970s-style Britain
• Prisoners’ criminal records to be wiped
• ‘Pandemic may cause 10,000 cancer deaths’
• Issues with Northern Ireland ‘can’t go on for ever’, says Johnson
• Johnson admits he faces wait on US trade deal
• Chevening just ‘frippery’, PM warns warring ministers
• Bond should never be a woman, says Craig
• Reschedule­d Chelsea Flower Show looks like a late-bloomer
• Teenagers want film censor to expand trigger warnings
• Uncanny calm only partly to blame for this perfect storm
• Bill price cap will send small suppliers to the wall, ministers told
• After last year’s pledges about lockdowns, being told by a minister not to worry is only going to make us worry more
• Power plays
• Johnson: history will judge us on climate
• Carbon carbon everywhere, yet still a very tricky job to capture it
• ‘Farmageddo­n’ days away as even pizzas face the chop
• M25 protesters are ‘destroying people’, say motorists
• Royal family’s TV tribute to ‘prankster’ Prince Philip
• Andrew served US lawsuit as friends urge him to drop legal team
• Head of foxhounds group encouraged hunt, court told
• Beatrice gives birth to baby girl in London hospital
• Trials of first ‘variant-proof ’ booster jab begin in over-60s
• Volunteers for trials ‘trapped with no vaccine status’
• Cambridge VC quits after free speech rows
• Weathervan­e found in yard unveiled as war memorial
• Masterpiec­es become My Little Pony cartoons in ‘tacky’ makeover
• Cbeebies role for Down’s syndrome presenter
• Police take a week to respond after car thieves threaten family
• Council staff passwords ‘for sale on the dark web’
• Doctor jailed over exorcism on partner
• My heart is in pieces, says father after four found dead
• Girls twice as likely as boys to have poor mental health
• Two-minute Alzheimer’s test could offer early diagnosis
• France vows to torpedo EU trade talks with Australia
• Favourite to succeed Merkel grilled over finance scandal
• Border protest after Kosovo bans Serbian number plates
• Come enjoy our volcano ‘show’, minister urges tourists as lava destroys homes
• Landslide win for Putin’s party amid claims of rampant fraud after late surge of votes
• Trudeau image revives blackface scandal on eve of election
• Data breach of Afghan interprete­rs ‘unacceptab­le’
• Winemakers accused of rigging Grand Cru rankings
• China loyalists fill panel to decide Hong Kong leader
• Mounted police round-up illegal migrants who cross US border
• The Tories’ half-hearted culture war dooms Britain to woke domination
• No, not everything can be blamed on Brexit
• Rejecting gas and nuclear energy leaves us sitting in the dark and cold
• Macron’s petulance
• Masks and vaccinatio­n
• Energy needs a belt and braces approach
• Were Britain’s Emmy wins really ours to claim?
• Give us these chemicals in our daily bread
• Green light for a new elegance at the Emmys red carpets
• THE BENEFITS OF BAKING YOUR OWN
• There is no right way to ‘do’ cancer, as Julia will find
• I’m embarrasse­d by our childish spat with France
• Women in the public eye have to price in the vitriol
• Fresh flowers? It’s all about ‘brown bouquets’ now
• Genesis are going out with all guns blazing – and having fun
• Tarantino meets Greek tragedy in a bloody but lyrical revenge drama
• A rather beguiling glimpse of life at home with the Bloomsbury set
• Fancy having a go at writing a play? Here’s how
• The real-life ‘whistle-blowing’ dossier that inspired ‘Vigil’
• Lieutenant-commander Peter Poland
• Composer and conductor who wrote the Songs of Praise theme
• John Challis
• This unshowy drama should be bigger than Vigil

The Daily Telegraph - 2021-09-20

The Daily Telegraph - 2021-09-22