The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-17

• Inflation to hit 11pc, says Bank of England
• Waive charges for motorists during strikes, says AA chief
• Gatwick reduces summer flight numbers
• Female athletes ‘at risk from Scots trans policy’
• Johnson could scrap role of ethics adviser
• My cellmate plotted to kill me, says Maxwell
• Net zero means 120m trees to be burnt a year
• Hundreds of Ukrainian families in UK left homeless
• N Ireland at risk from ‘unsafe goods’ from Britain, says EU
• NHS breast cancer pill can improve outcome by 30pc
• Rape victims endure three-year wait for justice
• Press excluded from Greenwood bail hearing
• Joyriding car-washer crashed rare Mercedes
• UK’S oldest Ss-branded Jaguar comes up for sale
• Civil servant who spiked pregnant mistress jailed
• White van drivers worse for speeding than cars
• First women’s health ambassador appointed
• More children cross Channel as Patel launches social media plea
• Spacey denies ‘any and all criminalit­y’ as sex assault charges head for crown court trial
• Hanks: don’t put straight actors in gay roles
• Boy George lets fly at BA over VIP Beckham
• Watchdog fails eco-friendly sun creams over lack of protection Protection racket Claims sorely tested
• Don’t cover baby’s pram when it’s hot, parents told
• Give the poppies a rest, selfie-hunters told
• Stay perfectly informed at home
• Code clash Lord Geidt’s resignatio­n letter
• Cutting words? ’Tis but a scratch for the PM’S Black Knight
• Playing both sides Labour accused of hypocrisy over stance on steel deal
• ‘We trusted GPS after Shipman, so we should trust Tories in Wakefield’
• Russian-linked Kents to retire from Royal family engagement­s
• Focus on early years to prevent problems later, Duchess urges
• One in 10 prescripti­ons ‘wasted on unnecessar­y medication’
• Long Covid half as likely from omicron infection
• Expelled member sues club over virus rule breach claim
• ‘Hurry up or I will die’: fatal fall victim’s 999 plea as ambulance took five hours to arrive
• BBC journalist­s trained to be ‘magical trans allies’
• Met’s images of knives ‘may prompt young to carry blades’
• Polar bears may sidestep effects of climate change
• Air pollution targets likely to be missed, says watchdog
• UNDER NET ZERO PLANS
• Green council blames Brexit for weeds
• Agency taken to task over bridge infill
• Five questioned over murder of British journalist in Amazon
• Britain has deserted us, say Afghans who protected Kabul embassy from Taliban attack
• UN blocked from meeting Uyghurs on Xinjiang visit
• Naples in a spin after laundry drying ban
• Pence and his wife hid from mob during riot at Capitol
• Small groups of foot soldiers all that are left in Severodone­tsk
• ‘We won’t allow a gun to be put to Ukraine’s head’
• Macron’s latest words are too little, too late
• Russian agent attempted to infiltrate Hague court under Brazilian alias
• Ukrainians may target bridge to mainland Russia
• Ukraine has been betrayed by the West
• Blame cyclists for stoking the flames of the road culture war
• The Tory assault on buy-to-let will backfire on us all
• Selfish strike action will push Britain’s railways into terminal decline
• Geidt’s resignatio­n
• Politician­s’ quack fixes overburden the NHS
• The origins of Shakespear­e’s sleeping potions
• Protocol pragmatism
• The sun in splendour
• Kindness of correction
• Smoking solace
• Unsung navy
• Flying the extra mile
• HSBC lifts its mortgage rate twice as fast as the Bank
• Markets bet Bailey will have to act in ‘reverse currency war’
• Sorrell hit by shareholde­r pay revolt
• Musk tells Twitter staff to expect job cuts and push for 1bn users
• Why the Bank didn’t fight back harder – and what happens next
• Treasury’s borrowing costs at highest level since 2014
• World’s biggest hedge fund bets €6.9bn against Europe
• Back to Thatcher era
• Savers only earning a quarter of interest they should expect
• Food prices expected to soar by 15pc this summer, grocers warn
• Swiss franc now ‘better than gold’ to beat inflation
• Banks told to support squeezed households
• Cost of living crunch for 20-somethings hits Asos
• Crypto crash sparks feeding frenzy for fired tech talent
• AJ Bell founder to step down as chief
• BHP cancels exit from thermal coal
• Mcdonald’s ends French tax probe
• The Bank of England should either have gone big or not bothered
• Biden is no longer cheering for the EU over N Ireland
• Electric car revolution is nowhere near guaranteed
• A 20pc dividend rise from one of our holdings helps readers keep inflation at bay
• Moulding’s THG loses £1bn price tag as bidders walk
• West End landlords agree £5bn merger
• Electric car subsidy cuts ‘crazy’
• Key numbers
• Revlon files for bankruptcy in US
• REMARKABLE BIGAMY STORY.
• Court Circular
• Today’s birthdays
• SIX OR SEVEN WOMEN
• Bridge news
• Garden party
• Kathy Boudin
• Sir John Craven
• Scientist who used robotics to counter the effects of his MND
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• DOCUMENTAR­Y
• BRIAN COX: SEVEN DAYS ON MARS
• A time-travelling sci-fi thriller – haven’t we been here before?
• Bomb base aglow with romance

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