The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-14

• ‘Victim’ in Christ Church row speaks out
• Rees-mogg’s war on ‘3-day week’ for the Civil Service
• Kwarteng to class natural gas as ‘green’
• Turkey opposes Nordic Nato membership­s
• Used cars £25,000 more than new models
• Twitter shares plunge as Musk hits the brakes
• No 10 cuts off NUS over anti-semitism fears
• UK goes Dutch as cycling schemes sweep the nation
• Johnson to join crisis talks as DUP paralyses Stormont
• Lung cancer drug doubles survival time in some cases
• Surge in pupils in need of help for exam stress
• Rediscover­ed Faure painting goes to auction
• Woman jailed for rape of child with two men
• Met Police officer faces additional rape charges
• Two women arrested after death at nursery
• Court backs test to determine if boy is alive
• Civil Service head ‘expects’ to face fine for lockdown party
• Nazanin tells ‘shocked’ PM how she paid for his gaffe
• It’s an honour Duke delivers James’s damehood
• Jubilee street party pooped by red tape
• Reach out with a cuppa and a chat, Cambridges urge
• BBC for all Licence free for jubilee
• Winning smile as Queen visits horse show
• Long live the nervous public speaker
• ‘Civil servants like to work from home on Mondays and Fridays... one can’t help but be suspicious’
• Champagne signed by Johnson sold off as partygate ‘souvenir’
• Sunak: we cannot raise benefits now because of ‘complicate­d’ IT
• Starmer faces Wakefield mutiny over candidates ‘parachuted in’
• PM scraps TV ban on junk food deals ‘to help poorer families’
• RHS Wisley fears impact of M25 junction works on visitors
• Diversity focus ‘leaves white, privately educated boys out in cold’
• Ex-firearms officer awarded £1m over ‘boys’ club sexism’
• Head teacher hid thousands of absences in ‘web of deceit’
• All action Outstandin­g service in two world wars
• Dunkirk hero who saw off Rommel is finally laid to rest
• Clarkson: villagers in red trousers are influencin­g planning rulings
• She’s electric
• Rooney wanted to catch leaker in the act
• Paralysed rider sues for £5m after dog scares horse
• Farmer kept working after being hit by rock in path row
• Three men arrested over FGM fears at unregister­ed school
• Baby died in bath after mother fainted following Covid jab
• Pregnancy issues more likely in painkiller users
• Crunch time
• Cornwall considers licences for holiday lets
• Deep fat flyer: transatlan­tic planes to run on cooking oil
• Pub strikes a pose against Vogue to win row over changing name
• Soldier wins bravery award after rescue through sewage
• No love lost in Verona as council takes on shops at Juliet’s balcony
• Picasso spotted at home of Marcos Jr’s mother
• Israelis beat crowd at journalist’s funeral
• Respite for ‘liberated’ Kharkiv is brief after merciless Russian strike
• Azov fighters ‘do the impossible’ to repel storming of steelworks
• Soldier faces first war crimes trial for ‘killing civilian’
• Ukraine’s host for Eurovision will broadcast from a bunker
• Putin’s lover and ex-wife hit with British sanctions
• A middle-class culture of indolence
• Nuclear security
• NHS bureaucrac­y
• BA loyalty points
• Platinum Puddings are no trifling matter
• If civil servants want to work from abroad, they need to find a different employer
• Food for thought
• Flat chance
• Tolerant revolution
• Cab comfort
• Dental priorities
• Way of the World
• Britain’s future is to be Europe’s only great power, not a satellite of Macron’s continenta­l empire
• PETERBOROU­GH
• The Bank of England has inflation questions to answer
• Tory plans to crack down on meddling by hostile states are full of holes
• The Left always wanted to pay people to do nothing and now we are seeing the results
• The mystery of Tom Cruise’s Jubilee role
• ‘Wagatha’ is a grotesque symbol of me-me-me Britain
• Cornwall risks becoming ‘xenophobic’ without outsiders
• Dripping and lard – old-fashioned fat is back
• A CHEF’S GUIDE: COOKING HACKS TO BEAT THE OIL CRISIS
• Barking mad? The dogs driving Britain’s rural rage wars
• Fashion’s new star: the girl with the golden legs
• Court Circular
• HIS MAJESTY’S ADDRESS.
• ROYAL VISIT TO OUR WAR GRAVES
• A MOVING MOMENT.
• Robert Gillmor
• Catholic worship adopts Matins and Evensong
• Bernard Heath
• Professor Amanda Claridge
• Boots pension trustees hold the key to auction
• Netflix tells staff to ditch cancel culture
• Governor faces grilling as Conservati­ves turn on Bank of England
• Airbus bows to Queen after Jubilee revolt
• Scandal-hit Credit Suisse mulls boss’s future
• Luna trading halted after meltdown in crypto market
• The pound is taking a tumble thanks to Johnson’s failures
• World economy to ‘flatline’ as risk of recession soars
• HSBC hires Osborne’s company to advise on break-up demands
• Tesco boss paid £4.7m after profits more than triple
• Eurozone faces downturn after factory output dives in March
• The Moon makes us mad... and it can warm us up as well

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