The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-18

• Spotted at Royal Ascot
• We must not bow to the strikers, says Treasury
• Patel attacks ‘scandalous’ ECHR decision
• Johnson offers to train Ukrainian soldiers
• Kate Bush hits No 1 with 37-year-old single
• Sunak cools on energy firms’ windfall tax
• China ‘routinely views’ Tiktok users’ data
• Fears of a new wave as Covid cases jump 50pc in a week
• Prostate cancer should be treated ‘smarter not harder’
• Khan: I will only back Met chief ready to tackle culture
• Boy, nine, dies after scrambler bike collision
• Injury warning as drain covers stolen off streets
• Beach bar shuts blaming too strict council rules
• Man jailed for life after ‘butchering’ teacher
• Cancer-faking banker jailed for £1.8m fraud
• Police return ancient book to Catholic Church
• Duke wrote to grieving girlfriend of officer killed in US Capitol riot
• Wait at traffic lights reduced to stop Taiwanese seeing red
• French barred from meetings without air conditioni­ng
• Hot in the office? You won’t be cool in shorts
• Services cut to four trains a day on major rail routes
• Suspend congestion charge and roadworks during strikes, Khan told
• Labour is putting unions before patients, says Javid
• PM’S ‘snub’ of Red Wall event showed ‘contempt for North’
• Tory candidate keeps quiet on PM’S ‘moral character’
• Spain likely to be worst hit by Gatwick cuts
• Call goes out to Q to stop spies snooping on remote civil servants
• Steel tariffs not real reason I quit ethics post, says Geidt
• Starmer and Rayner return ‘beergate’ forms to police
• Head of the Army cancels deployment of regiment that ‘filmed orgy in barracks’
• Special constable assaulted boy, aged seven
• School dinners get dropped off by drone
• Blackpool pulls plug on ‘racist’ Native American lights display
• New tennis sensation was a battler from birth
• A-level and GCSE grades will be ‘most generous ever’
• Students taught how to make (not drink) cider at university
• Used solar panels ‘ending up in landfill’ instead of being recycled
• Trans pupils ‘going through phase’, Tory MP tells schools
• Exam board apologises after telling students wrong topics
• Blanket rules come into force on fines for pupil truancy
• Bones of Waterloo fallen may have fertilised our soil
• Norton revving up for green future with new electric model
• Vintage Jaguar restored with ocean plastic set to make a splash at £350k
• All new officers will study for degrees covering cyber crime and domestic abuse
• Police response to fatal stabbings delayed as they ‘risk assessed it’
• Bee theft goes up in smoke after insects fly home
• Sightings of exotic birds coloured by climate fears
• Police find elderly woman in distress is talking parrot
• Law will curb migrants’ ‘family rights’ claims
• Left is wrong to be ashamed of our history, says Braverman
• Fury over money ‘wasted’ on civil service networks
• Fasten your seatbelts
• Johnson ‘sees Commonweal­th as means of reviving Empire’
• Stage is set for Eurovision held in UK after war rules out Ukraine
• Father’s Day cards opt for sentiment over beer jokes as ‘Pandemic Dad’ effect kicks in
• Don’t be down, be confident like me, Biden urges Americans
• Everest base camp to be moved as global warming takes its toll
• Leftist Melenchon will give Assange French citizenshi­p
• Killers of British reporter likely acted alone, say Brazil police
• Bomb-proof tunnel fuels concerns over Iran’s nuclear plans
• China launches its first ‘home-made’ carrier
• Ukraine takes first step to joining EU in blow to Putin
• Delays in sending arms to Kyiv ‘is costing lives’
• EX-US soldiers held captive in mystery video
• Putin insistent that ‘colonial’ EU sanctions have backfired
• The public expects firm action on union chaos
• Brexit, what Brexit?
• Standing by Ukraine
• A smoke at half time
• Acting the part
• Bee mine always
• The Government should prevent the deliberate harm done by the rail strikes
• A wonky star
• Landlords’ rights
• France or Rwanda
• Health and happiness
• Chlorine solutions lie literally under our feet
• The ECHR has strayed far from its original purpose. It would be better for Britain to leave it
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• PETERBOROU­GH
• The Government’s tax cut defeatism betrays Brexit
• Robots aren’t destroying all jobs. They are the solution to our economic misery
• There will only be lasting peace in Ukraine when Putin is comprehens­ively defeated
• WHAT I WISH I HAD KNOWN AT 40
• William, life really does begin at 40
• Yet another university has been captured by wokery
• Left-wing America is destroying itself
• How the HR monster throttled the world
• LINER CAPSIZED
• Court Circular
• Jean-louis Trintignan­t
• Maurice Lindsay
• By funicular to a surprise on top of Montmartre
• Gatwick tech glitch grounds holidaymak­ers
• Fuel price surge will continue, says Tesco
• Deutsche Bank employees told to install app that tracks messages
• M&C Saatchi future in doubt as bosses spurn £310m offer
• Spacex fires staff over letter criticisin­g Musk
• Ethical investing ‘is threat to poor countries’
• ‘New world order’ in markets leaves investors nowhere to hide
• Oil to hit all-time high of $150 a barrel by end of year
• Growth forecast for China cut amid toll of lockdowns
• Living cost tsar says sorry to Johnson for critical tweets
• Savers suffer with interest still at all-time low
• Mortgage rates tipped to hit 4pc this year
• Royal wisdom still holds water as the world warms up
• Defining moments
• Strange case of the hidden calibre
• Miniature masterpiec­es
• Winners’ watch
• Oris goes into bat for the MCC
• Three of a kind: blue notes
• Father Time
• Past master
• Nomos marks a milestone
• The line of beauty
• On the right track with Rolex
• Revving up with Sir Jackie Stewart
• Bremont and Bamford Watch Department
• Fears and Garrick
• Striking examples
• Coming in from the cold
• Twin appeal of the EVO chrono
• The beat goes on
• In the driving seat
• Three of a kind: rectangle dials
• Boucheron Reflet
• Oris Rectangula­r
• Another command performanc­e
• Where the smart money is
• Dressed for success:
• Three of a kind: pendant watches
• Chanel Mademoisel­le Privé Cage
• Dior Gem Dior Medallion
• The forgotten great of a golden era
• A very elegant revolution

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