The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-26

• Johnson denies cover-up over Carrie’s ‘Abba party’ at Downing Street flat
• Sunak to extend energy bill relief
• PM ‘prepared to make deal to avoid rail strike’
• Moss tells Depp trial he was not violent
• Social services were WFH when babies died
• Sussexes to attend St Paul’s celebratio­n
• Doctor struck off over sex-change drug prescripti­ons
• Racist and sexist police ‘use Whatsapp as a hiding place’
• Monkeypox warning from gay dating app as cases hit 78
• Transgende­r man wore fake penis to assault women
• ‘Monster’ foster parent jailed for baby’s murder
• Unusual visual circuits in brain ‘drive autism’
• Forces waste resources on ‘digital Tipp-ex’
• Activists convicted after protest at oil terminal
• ‘Hot-blooded’ T-rex was a hungry menace
• Air to the throne
• Luhrmann’s take on the King is all shook up
• HIV drug may reverse memory loss as people age, say scientists
• Spain ‘robbed’ of Eurovision second place by algorithm that favoured UK
• Gervais defends his ‘anti-trans’ jokes after Stonewall criticism
• Cummings wanted Abba-themed party to be Johnson’s Waterloo but who has won the war?
• Report with all the fizz of a jug of squash has not sunk the PM... yet
• Super troupers: the Abba party-goers
• Met chief to be asked why Case was not fined
• ‘We got away with it’: the parties and how aides kept them secret
• Party people: the Civil Service boss, the ethics chief and the head of the Covid taskforce
• The plans No10 aides’ messages
• Aptly named Gray report fails to provide any colour
• Head of Civil Service refuses to step down
• UK would prefer Protocol deal, says Truss
• Playing with fire
• Ambulances will stop responding on Aug 17, says trust
• Unvaccinat­ed holidaymak­ers blackballe­d by insurance firms
• Harry and Meghan to join royal reunion
• QR codes to help ramblers learn rules of country life
• Ban on ‘vicious’ deckchairs at park cafe over safety fears
• Trusty steed for Her Majesty in 18 Trooping events
• Dyson robot will breeze through household chores
• Inspectors to root out ‘Mickey Mouse’ degrees
• Pedestrian­s suffer as e-scooter crashes rise
• ‘Prostitute’ detective sold £150 threesomes
• Pizzeria boss searched bins to prove fraud
• Trump’s pick trounced in primary as Georgia’s voters take a stand
• China’s pursuit of Pacific states pact ‘threatens new Cold War’
• Iraqi asylum seeker arrested over plot to assassinat­e Bush
• Hamas terrorism funded through UAE property firm
• Khan leads convoy to Islamabad in street protest
• Governor heckled by rival to ‘stop this now’ after school shooting
• Guns now biggest killer of children in US as firearm sales hit new high
• Cries pierce the night after parents hear the news they dreaded
• Killer told of ‘lil secret’ on social media and hinted ‘I’m about to...’
• We must not appease Russian aggression, Truss to tell Balkan allies
• Putin’s mismanagem­ent laid bare as his clunking tanks roll into Donbas
• Former MI6 head claims Moscow hacked his email
• Germany broke its pledge on tank swap, says Poland’s leader
• ‘If you’re driving stay absolutely calm, like nothing is happening’
• You will fight again, Putin tells veteran, as he hails ‘heroes’
• Our new tech masters treat the elderly and frail with total disdain
• Putin could be about to pull off a shock triumph
• The buck stops with Boris Johnson for the chaotic culture at No10
• Funds to Ukraine
• How today’s fast bowlers could avoid bad backs
• Rail unions’ pay demands must be faced down
• Folly of a windfall tax
• Flower show flaws
• Keep your shirt on
• Denied dental care
• Vanishing farmland
• Bloodshed in the US
• Kwarteng to intervene in Chinese bid for chip giant
• Johnson will woo global elite with rival Davos-on-thames summit
• M&S undercuts Waitrose on prices
• Heathrow third runway plan resurfaces
• VW to hand drivers £2,100 over ‘dieselgate’
• Carmakers hammered by Beijing’s zero-covid policy
• JD Sports chief resigns amid review into splitting up job
• Stock market rules torn up to woo science stars of future
• Twitter board in chaos as Musk ally ousted
• Lebedev Snr quits role at Independen­t after sanctions
• Sunak’s wrong-headed windfall tax will have unintended consequenc­es
• BBC must get smart and launch a subscripti­on service
• Four ‘one-stop shop’ funds to protect your wealth from record inflation
• Johnson defends SSE in face of windfall tax
• Kremlin nets $1.9bn in wheat export levies
• Europe must help to arm us, says Moldova
• David Ashley
• Guitarist and writer who worked with David Bowie and Iggy Pop
• Bob Blizzard
• Ivan Markó
• The Flight Attendant
• BBC Three, 10pm
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• The Staircase Sky Atlantic, 9pm
• WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?
• Watching desperate people fail on TV just feels cruel
• Angel Face (1953, b/w) BBC Four, 10.35pm ★★★★
• Catch Me If You Can (2002) Film4, 6.15pm ★★★★
• Face/off (1997) ITV4, 11.10pm ★★★★
• Freed goldfish put biodiversi­ty at risk
• ‘I was a good athlete but coach abused me and told me to take drugs’
• GB athletes to fall foul of doping rules
• Why stress feels so different for women
• ‘I have made my way back from the lowest you can be’
• At home with cycling’s first family – the remarkable Backstedts
• Family fun
• ‘Russians bombed the stables, then shot two horses’
• Athletes unite in US abortion fight
• How I Move Vanessa Kingori
• Three events you do not want to miss in the month ahead
• Nov 4, 1964

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