The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-04

• ‘Thank you for staying the course’
• A gathering of the faithful gives thanks for 70 years of divine duty
• Private party Queen to meet her namesake for first time
• Badge of honour Harry wears full house of jubilee medals
• Meghan and Camilla show a touch of class in not trooping the colour
• Full circle Princess joins a surprising­ly illustriou­s line of tattooed royals
• Suits you, sir? The Bishop’s ill-fitting garments
• The Queen misses Derby for third time in reign
• Prince and Duke pay tribute as Rod hopes to make tonight the night
• Party time Stars ready to rock the palace at platinum concert
• ‘It’s a once-in-a lifetime event... and a very good excuse for a booze-up’
• Mediterran­ean diet could help depressed young men
• Drug therapy takes the fight to cancer’s ‘Death Star’
• Former world champion boxer denies assault
• Scientist found dead in hotel room in Oxford
• Airports brace for ‘carnage’ in busiest days since pandemic
• Terrorists exploit anti-extremism scheme’s failure to engage with Muslims, says adviser
• Transgende­r divisions fuel boycott of nursing union
• Pins going to the wall as young abandon cash
• Fettes pays out £400,000 to ‘molested’ former pupil
• Rowling estate blocking paths through forest, say ramblers
• Police to interview abuse victims via home video link
• Rats with tiny backpacks to help rescuers talk to quake survivors
• Sunak cracks whip to get those on benefits into work
• Starmer faces questions over football shirt gift
• No 10 in charm offensive to win over wavering Tory rebels
• How war has reshaped the world in the 100 days since Putin’s invasion
• Chemical plant where civilians are hiding may be new Azovstal
• Botox shortage bites in Russian salons
• Western sanctions ‘threaten Africa’s food security’
• Biden to visit ‘pariah’ Saudi Arabia as oil prices pinch
• Left capitalise­s on Macron’s ‘desperatel­y flat’ campaign
• At least four killed as train overturns in German Alps
• The nation gives thanks to the Queen
• The Jubilee enables the British to realise what they share that makes them proud
• Brexit retreat
• Travel chaos
• Fifty satisfying pints
• EU still funding Putin
• Sedative sherry
• Nasty trashing trend
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• PETERBOROU­GH
• Jesus College still can’t bring itself to face the problems at the heart of its China Centre
• The West shouldn’t fear ‘humiliatin­g’ Russia. Vladimir Putin has done that all on his own
• Australia is stronger thanks to the monarchy
• ‘We’re dogged people’ – Why Ulster Unionism is still strong
• ‘People won’t vote for unity, because of the price’
• ‘England’s out of touch with us. We’re a nuisance’
• ‘Boris must remember, many died for the Union’
• The hero pilot who put lazy homeworker­s to shame
• The Queen is the antidote to our shallow, self-obsessed age
• ‘A lot of age discrimina­tion hits women at this stage’
• Hooray – wine is ‘good’ for us oldies? I’ll drink to that
• Believe me, Gordon, gentlemen don’t go blond
• How safe is the Western world from North Korea’s state cyber hackers?
• Church services tomorrow
• AEROPLANE FALLS IN ENGLISH CHANNEL.
• Bridge news
• John Harris
• Lord Monk Bretton
• A fashionabl­e wish to rest in peace and rise in glory
• New Rosneft executive signals pivot to China
• Home workers’ ‘mouse jigglers’ help fool bosses
• Biden lashes out at Musk’s ‘super bad’ forecast
• Sunak has room to slash taxes by £30bn to ease cost of living crisis
• Investors take action over Woodford fund collapse
• Price of a pint tops £8 for first time as war in Ukraine sends cost of barley exports up 70pc
• Citigroup faces $50m hit from homeworkin­g trader’s ‘fat-finger’ blunder
• How Sunak became UK’S most powerful tech investor
• Astrazenec­a in talks over Covid drug for vulnerable UK patients
• Proton ‘forced to pay Google 30pc of mobile revenues’
• Billionair­e puts Camden Market up for sale for £1.5bn
• It will take more than showers to dampen Jubilee

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