The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-21

• Seeing a GP remotely is greener, says NHS
• Burglaries data ‘troubling’
• UK leads the world on Ukraine, says Bolton
• Easyjet cancellati­ons to hit 1.5m holidays
• Geidt: Carrie claims ripe for investigat­ion
• Bank urged to raise rates to protect pound
• PM: Unions harming those they are meant to help
• A-level exam ‘leaked’ and offered for sale on Snapchat
• Cost of living crisis takes toll on nation’s mental health
• Briton feared dead after going missing on Seychelles hike
• Two people injured in suspected gas explosion
• Two die after helicopter crashes on field in Dales
• Salt levy will help save lives, says heart charity
• Skipper saves meerkat that jumped into the sea
• Brain scan may identify Alzheimer’s early on
• Pc admits altering files in hunt for missing teen
• Vera Lynn’s daughter picks up torch in campaign to ban bearskin
• Protesters free beagle pups from research breeding site
• Love is not in the air as turtle dove population plummets
• No-frills Wills and the low-key 40th portrait
• NHS pay demands could wipe £4.8bn off £12bn raised by NI rise
• Labour frontbench­ers told to avoid picket lines as party wrestles with RMT funding
• Shapps: strikes make case for driverless trains
• Case study Travellers face race against time to find luggage
• If we must go back to the Seventies, can I at least get some cheap beer?
• Drive to get staff back to desks dropped as MPS told to work from home amid rail chaos
• Lammy under investigat­ion for breaking rules on MPS’ interests
• Blackford ‘must resign’ as MP says sorry for supporting Grady
• Don’t buy Christmas presents early to beat inflation, Britons told
• Lab backlog will allow 400 ‘drug drivers’ to walk free
• Tory MP Bradley reveals kidnap threat to wife
• Stay off the coffee to avoid impulse buying
• ‘Cling film spray’ gives avocados longer life
• BBC ushers in a new era of impartiali­ty in ‘Newsnight’ shake-up
• Hay fever confused with Covid as new wave builds
• Long Covid is a disability, court rules as caretaker fights sacking
• Chinese city shuts transport over Covid case
• Park padlocked for two years owing to health and safety
• Police trainee drew lines on lateral flow test to get time off
• It’s not a wildflower project: our mower broke, says council
• Fayed’s wife in High Court fight to stop building of crematoriu­m
• ‘A big stepping stone’ How the Telegraph’s tournament helped Fitzpatric­k come to the fore
• Manure rules about-turn to protect rivers
• Council ‘gave taxi licences to abusers’
• Parents to appeal after son ruled as brain dead
• ‘Anti-tailgating’ devices to be built into most new cars from next month
• Macron faces more political storms as pact is ruled out
• The ‘king of the gods’ has been undone by forces he unleashed
• Pompeo summoned to court over ‘US plot to assassinat­e Assange’
• Belgium hands over gold tooth of slain Congo leader to family
• £650 fines for answering call of nature in sea
• ‘Doctor Clown’ lifts the spirits of children under shellfire
• Captured ex-us servicemen deemed ‘mercenarie­s’ by Kremlin
• Odesa bombarded in revenge for attack on Russian gas rigs
• Lithuania accused of siege after halting rail cargo to Kaliningra­d
• British prisoners freed from Taliban custody
• Five more arrested over killings in Amazon
• Hope for Netanyahu as Israel calls fifth election in three years
• Oscar-winning film director arrested on sex assault charge
• Way of theworld Michael Deacon
• Only Remainer elites have lost confidence in Great Britain
• Those harmed financiall­y by strike action should have the right to claim compensati­on
• The HR machine is underminin­g free speech
• Macron’s fate reveals the threat from the Left
• Taking responsibi­lity for disruption at airports
• A new EU border
• Blood donor questions
• Tenacious tenants
• Rise and fall (and rise)
• Money in the bank
• Reaction to rail strike is lazy and defeatist
• Winter blackout fears trigger dash for coal
• Ocado downgraded amid global push
• German firms pay price for Russian fuel reliance as distress soars
• Crypto lender keeps Bitcoin assets frozen after prices fall
• Euromoney’s shares surge after private equity offer
• Tory donor wins legal step for channel cable
• Gigafactor­y workers sue Tesla over ‘illegal’ lay-offs
• Primark warms to online with click-and-collect trial
• Activist Peltz targeted by investors to ‘restore trust’
• Bank rips up mortgage affordabil­ity rules for buyers
• Bank loans are not ‘buy now, pay later’, Klarna says
• Boris Johnson’s promises of high pay are coming back to haunt him
• Don’t let employment tribunal ruling ruin trip to pub
• Rail strikes prove RMT doesn’t care about workers
• Donald deck
• Fresh blow for EU competitio­n tsar as Intel asks for €593m interest on overturned fine
• Online sales tax would cost households £175 extra each year, Chancellor warned
• The shares have halved, the chart looks terrible and the environmen­t is toxic. Hold
• Ex-tesco executive to lead M&S food arm
• China mulls extra support for factories
• Former Pru boss eyes $1bn longevity deal
• Key numbers
• AHEAD OF TIMETABLE.
• Court Circular
• FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPOND­ENT. PLYMOUTH, Tuesday.
• Today’s birthdays
• Bridge news
• ROYAL BROTHERS MEET.
• Michel David-weill
• Peter Scupham
• Actor best known as the voice of Alan Tracy in
• THE WHISTLEBLO­WERS: INSIDE THE UN
• A comforting slice of post-war immigrant life
• DOCUMENTAR­Y
• Film choice
• Thames tunnel ‘will harm nature’

The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-20

The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-22