The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-19

• Putin turns screw on global food supplies
• Reluctant Chancellor urged to lower tax burden by ministers
• Cabinet Office stuffed with 700 HR jobs
• Cyber attacks against state hackers ‘legal’
• Tories under pressure to name rape claim MP
• No holidays in the sun for defiant drug users
• Obese to outnumber healthy in five years
• NHS consultant­s in drive to carry out virtual ward rounds at home
• Infected blood victims ‘pressured to accept payout’
• BBC wins court battle to run MI5 domestic abuse story
• ‘No jab, no job’ to become a rule at one in five employers
• Knighthood ceremony for ‘JVT’ stalled by Covid
• Archaeolog­ists discover prehistori­c Cornish ruin
• City Airport aims to land zero emissions by 2030
• Driving instructor who stalked teen avoids jail
• Scots MP banned from driving after hitting boy
• Rare Chinese vase auctioned for £1.5m
• It’s lovely out... so make sure you stay inside
• Hugging it out helps women relieve stress, but men are unmoved
• Girls put off physics as they do not fit ‘white male’ image
• Tonioli waltzes off Strictly to focus on US version
• Shooting stars
• New hope on the horizon for survival of Scottish wildcats
• Johnson & Johnson...
• Rwanda policy can repair broken global asylum system, says Patel
• EU threat to hit Brexit MPS and ministers with tariffs
• Zinger to the rescue: dull session marred by Starmer’s doleful delivery
• Cash machines will stay open despite thousands of bank closures
• Men seek prostate cancer checks after pandemic hiatus
• Parents may not be told if child at high risk of suicide
• Illegal benefits claimants face crackdown by 2,000 officers
• Is satire dead? Party Marty ‘posted to dry Saudi Arabia’
• Platinum-priced jubilee souvenirs for sale
• Ukrainians in Canada thank Prince and Duchess for their support
• Swing and a miss Radley’s jubilee bag veers between classic celebratio­n and tourist tat
• Holiday walkout threat on Tube could spoil festivitie­s
• Diana’s wedding tiara to be part of Sotheby’s exhibition
• Designer goes to court to block neighbour’s ‘suburban’ extension next to his country pile
• Millionair­e killed in crash wanted speed ‘bragging right’
• ‘Public duped’ as long-term visas to stay rise by 40pc post-brexit
• Pc working 9 to 5 sues force over Dolly Parton song ‘slur’
• Burglars who steal in at night facing longer prison terms
• Human rights chief warns UK not to extradite Assange
• Blue period
• Public health consultant­s paid £3k a day in pandemic
• NHS left drill bits in patients as trusts reveal 407 screw ups
• Hospital fined £1.3m for ‘safe care’ failures over two deaths
• Two more monkeypox cases uncovered, reinforcin­g fears of community transmissi­on
• Off the scales
• Appeal to give D-day veteran the ‘send-off he deserves’
• ‘Early onset Alzheimer’s misdiagnos­is ruined my life’
• Everest triumph for 68-year-old who trained with hikes in Devon
• Trump’s man triumphs in Pennsylvan­ia primary race
• Hunter Biden ‘corruption’ emails released by ex-president’s aide
• Mother of activist jailed in Cairo calls on PM for help
• US citizen and four Chinese agents are charged with spying
• Wrong-shaped ball, Prime Minister
• Italian TV presenter sues over flatulent co-worker’s ‘emissions’
• Authoritie­s plead for public not to touch delicate ‘penis plant’
• Torn identity of ‘separatist’ town hit by both sides
• Amputees determined to show Putin the folly of his war
• German ex-leader loses perks over Russia links
• Lukashenko bans Orwell and edges closer to Stalin
• Elite groupthink is driving Britain into a nightmare of inflation, idleness and rage
• There’s no case for the UK to pay reparation­s
• Too many of us take for granted that maths equals misery
• Putin’s devious plan to start a new migrant crisis
• The Government must find Conservati­ve ways to ease the cost of living
• Reject a windfall tax
• What British cyclists can learn from the Dutch
• Irish border checks
• How grammar schools transform life chances
• Sun downer
• Wasted medication
• Out-of-office errors
• Politics and princes
• Scaled-up sports
• Inflation heads for double digits after cost of living hits 40-year high
• EU calls for speed limits to ditch use of Russian fuel
• Judge me on results, says Aviva chief
• Why the inflation nightmare could be only just beginning
• Fears over Bank’s money-printing spree finally prove to be founded
• Price pressures Inflation has claimed many political scalps
• Avoid big mortgages, homebuyers urged
• Pub owner Marston’s serves smaller menus as costs surge
• Country Life publisher mulls raising magazine cover prices
• Musk hits out at Democrats as ‘party of hate’
• Sri Lanka defaults on its bonds and runs out of cash to buy fuel
• Saudi Arabia targets esports as it buys stake in Nintendo
• ‘Soviet’ quotas for heat pumps will fail, warn energy bosses
• Vintner Penfolds to produce wines in China to avoid tariffs
• Chinese lockdowns hammer sales at Burberry
• Politicall­y correct investors are distorting the global energy market
• Tech sell-off looks familiar but is not history repeating
• Britain is heading for economic oblivion
• Grain elevated
• This unusual trust offers a steady income and exciting long-term growth prospects
• Russia heads for first default in a century as Biden prepares to block dollar payments
• Google forced out of business in Moscow
• Court Circular
• HOSPITAL IN FLAMES.
• SIXTEEN PATIENTS DEAD
• Professor Sir Laurence Martin
• James ‘Stocky’ Edwards
• Divisive painter who paid drunks and prisoners to draw for him
• ART THAT MADE US
• DRAMA The Staircase
• FACTUAL Eat Well For Less?
• Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars
• Embarrassi­ng Bodies
• If only these Derry Girls could have stayed longer
• Secrets of the London Undergroun­d
• New climate data are causing alarm

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