The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-11

• PM’S plan to grow for Britain
• Charles condemns ‘appalling’ Rwanda policy as High Court backs Patel
• Schools must cope with rail strikes, says Zahawi
• Met questions 40 over Grenfell deaths
• UK has ‘no clear end game’ in Ukraine
• Southgate: I won’t outstay my welcome
• Labour to unite with Tory rebels to block Protocol Bill
• Rising inflation triggers student loan interest cap
• Wine clubs find alcohol duty increase hard to swallow
• Banks under fire as costly funds deliver low returns
• Multiple partners make monkeypox hard to trace
• Council cracks down on Us-themed sweet shops
• Visitors left in the dark by £400,000 aviary
• Wizzair boss under fire for ‘fatigue’ comments
• Speedboat owner fined for disturbing dolphins
• Ex-marine embassy raid for ‘national security’
• Flying in union
• Duke of York called a ‘fool’ over £1.6m debt
• Ghislaine’s treatment is inhuman, says brother denied prison visit
• Reliance on parents means childhood can last until 40
• The Duke returns Andrew to attend royal procession
• Vettriano sings praises of two female muses after losing himself taking cocaine during lockdown
• Vegan school meals on PM’S menu of reforms
• Avoid shorter journeys, motorists told after ‘worst week of pain’ at the petrol pumps
• Fuelling conflict British drivers priced out as US demand rises
• Rayner accused of hypocrisy for not backing rail workers’ walk-out
• Welsh Conservati­ves consider split from main English party
• ‘Burnt out’ junior doctors threaten action over pay
• Tory apologises for making jibe at ‘godawful’ Blackpool
• Rules to curb river pollution put brake on housebuild­ing targets
• Council ‘gets a battering’ as Packham slates mown meadow
• Public urged to report dead seabirds as avian flu spreads
• Otters give pond owners something to carp about
• The choisya is yours: garden lover, 84, told to cut it back
• The Bard was dead wrong about Cleopatra snakebite
• I will kiss thy lips;/haply some poison yet doth hang on them.
• Drama school apology for teacher’s N-word
• Rylance axes shows after brother’s death
• Cleopatra Bitten by asp
• Seek for thy noble father in the dust... all that lives must die
• ‘It took 50 years to build Virgin and I nearly lost it all’
• Covid cases rise as experts warn against complacenc­y
• Air travellers to US no longer have to take virus test
• Pc ‘raped woman’ day after meeting online
• Five held on suspicion of football fan murder
• Oxford social media policy violates our free speech, say dons
• Pill for those on statins cuts heart attack risk
• Gp-level mental health workers to help tackle rising depression
• Supplement­s ‘risk worse outcomes’ for cancer patients
• Home menopause test kits mislead women, say experts
• Horn of plenty
• Costa calls time on book awards that championed the ‘enjoyable’
• If you want a good night’s sleep, try sharing a bed with somebody
• ‘Menopause thriller’ to start a new chapter in publishing
• ‘Sensitive’ companies offer Father’s Day email opt-out
• Fraudsters pose as Amazon amid ‘explosion’ of scams
• Missing ‘baby Holly’ found more than 40 years after parents killed
• If the truth is out there it’s time to find it, Nasa tells its scientists
• Blood found on suspect’s boat in search for Briton in Brazil
• Trump puts down Ivanka as she rejects voter fraud
• Hopes of prisoner swap for Britons sentenced to death
• Mariupol ‘at risk of major cholera outbreak’
• Russian schools to raise the flag every week
• The West has no real strategy… could we keep weakened Russia out of China’s orbit?
• Ukraine’s Hedgehogs are a prickly problem for Putin as they defend their homes
• Boot find exonerates climber over brother’s death
• French father-of-five on trial for 56 sex attacks over three decades
• Pope’s Africa trip shelved amid rumours of resignatio­n
• Stuck in the middle with you
• It’s time for a clear, truly Conservati­ve strategy
• Labour versus workers?
• Our houses will be uninhabita­ble when the boilers that heat them are outlawed
• Quick-change Tories
• Russia and nuclear war
• Are Scots different?
• Don’t ring us...
• Strike against Britain
• Saved from the wreckage
• Energetic Herdwick sheep escape committee
• Petrol-price escalator
• Computers on holiday
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• PETERBOROU­GH
• Eton’s ‘woke’ headmaster deserves praise, not criticism
• It’s not Britain that is nostalgic for empire – it’s the rest of the world
• ‘LET’S HOPE OUR LUCK HOLDS’: THE DAMNING EXCHANGES THAT HIGHLIGHT THE FAILURES AT GRENFELL TOWER
• Mcconaughe­y acts the part of a unifying US president
• ‘Thatcher was wrong about British society’
• Would you buy a £13k dress from Amazon?
• The latest Musk project: soft porn streaming
• ‘Yorkshire farming divorces can get bitter’
• TRUNK MYSTERY TRIAL.
• Bridge news
• Strange ups and downs of a Coronation hymn
• John Bates
• Judy Percival
• Confidence in Bank drops to all-time low
• Russia slashes interest rates to cool rouble rally
• Apple and Google face inquiry over browsers
• Ratcliffe fury at Gove’s block on fracking site
• Red flag for Biden and the Fed as US inflation soars to 41-year high
• Drone deliveries poised for take-off in UK
• Natwest rethink after cancer patient is fired
• Treasury rejects claims Sunak wasted £11bn
• Boardrooms are elevating leisure above enterprise and expansion
• Why Britain is taking a pounding on petrol
• Mumbai mogul could be a tonic for sickly Boots
• How Aldi and Lidl bag middle-class shoppers
• Tune in to the dawn chorus

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