The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-10

• PM will be ousted by autumn unless he changes course, says Frost
• Biden blames media as approval rating drops
• Steaks under threat from cost of fertiliser
• Captured British fighters sentenced to death
• Most licence fee prosecutio­ns being dealt with in secret
• Tory leadership ‘wannabes’ get tough over Protocol
• Gove: second homes tax rise will let small towns flourish
• Disabled duo drown in reservoir after boat capsizes
• Assange’s lawyer wins surveillan­ce suit
• Life sentence for man who stabbed neighbour
• One in five pupils eligible for free school meals
• Legionella bacteria found in Commons
• Ministers drop plans to limit student numbers
• Correction­s and Clarificat­ions
• Rwanda flight migrants may be tagged and freed in UK
• Shepherd and shepherdes­s announce split
• Other high-profile departures BBC presenters and pundits who left after years of service
• The Stones at 60 are loose, fresh and utterly alive as ever
• Sue Barker, darling of Wimbledon, to hang up her microphone
• A host of new policies, but MPS just want a cut in fuel tax
• Hunt condemns ‘bitterly disappoint­ing’ plan for gas drilling in Surrey constituen­cy
• Civil Service leaders fight ‘bonkers’ fast-stream freeze
• Brighton raises costs of charging electric cars
• Labour supports rail workers, says Nandy, as Starmer sits on the fence
• Transport union leader faces investigat­ion into ‘unwanted sexual advances’
• SNP surrenders to train drivers’ 5pc pay increase in move that will embolden rest of public sector
• Harry claims paper branded him a liar in protection row
• Incognito Duke volunteers to sell Big Issue
• Giuffre faces sex assault claim from Epstein victim
• Handel with care: Cabinet gift is music to the Queen’s ears
• China underminin­g internet as a force for good, warns spy chief
• ‘Universiti­es must reveal Beijing funding’
• Tiktok to tell teens 100 minutes is enough
• Delay breakfast to lose weight, says expert
• Government plans could stub out the beer garden cigarette
• Neandertha­l gene doubles Covid risk
• Children under 16 face energy drink ban in Wales
• Chelsea tractors
• Fossil find is Britain’s biggest ever predator
• Lost and found
• Flotsam and jetsam
• Blocked sea view gets the goat of visitors to Bournemout­h cliffs
• Greatest wreck since Mary Rose found off coast of Norfolk
• Wanted: a mate for Fernanda the fantastic
• Marginalis­ed groups ‘put off ’ by workforce diversity drives
• Energy firms ‘uncontacta­ble’ after Storm Arwen blackout
• Government Islamophob­ia adviser calls for film ban
• Left-wing firebrand threat to Macron majority
• Space rock damages £8bn Nasa super-telescope
• Condemned Britons could be swapped for close friend of Putin
• Refugee children offered 9,900 UK school places
• Parking fines just the ticket as Kyiv returns to normal
• President likens himself to Peter the Great as he ‘reclaims’ land for Russia
• ‘Desertion rises’ in Ukraine army as 200 killed each day in Donbas
• Oligarch’s ex-wife has luxury flat seized after defaulting on loan
• Navy bonds with Canada in show of the West’s ‘unity’
• Scholz’s empty promises will harm Nato
• Just like miners, rail strikers are turkeys voting for Christmas
• The three steps Boris must take to save himself
• Motorists squeezed by swindling oil providers and a tax-happy Treasury
• Religious censorship
• Boris’s last chance
• Right-to-buy plans leave private renters trapped
• The fast in breakfast
• Merkel’s legacy
• Horse fair disruption
• Robber baron unions
• The quickest fix
• Gin and bear it
• It’s time for a marmalade comeback in cafés
• Tory donor Lord Cruddas to collect £22m payout
• Sex toy seller cancels London listing
• Lagarde to end eight years of negative interest rates in the eurozone
• How Sunak could hit the brakes on Britain’s runaway prices at the pumps
• First Group rejects £1.2bn bid from US private equity
• Gas prices jump after fire cuts US shipments to Europe by a fifth
• Living human-like skin is robotic finger’s strong point
• Inflation is hitting Britain harder than EU, says Poundland owner
• Apple snubs banks with move into ‘buy now, pay later’ sector
• Credit Suisse boss forced to reject takeover rumours
• Deloitte denies failing to shield ex-employee from bullying
• Midas touch How Ambani’s revolution­ised Reliance
• Asia’s richest man in £5bn bid for Boots
• Spacex executive poached by Scottish rocket company
• A four-day week will only intensify the UK’S economic inactivity crisis
• The Tories have abandoned aspiring homeowners
• Chancellor’s fuel taxes are strangling Britain
• Our secret weapon in the fight against inflation: the mighty American dollar
• Morrisons takeover cleared by regulator
• Billionair­e’s bid for Mediclinic rejected
• Fuller’s toasts return of summer weddings
• Court Circular
• Bridge news
• Bruce Kent
• MY NAME IS LEON BBC Two, 9pm
• British Planes That Won the War with Rob Bell
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• For All Mankind
• Celebrity Gogglebox
• Avoidance BBC One, 9.30pm
• If the story fits: a tangential tale of sleuthing ancestors
• Who Wants to Be a Millionair­e? For Soccer Aid
• Gene offers clue to dog taming

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