The Daily Telegraph - 2022-06-22

• Rail strike brings the country to a standstill
• Double-digit rise for state pension and benefits
• Bill of Rights ‘to give UK power to overrule European judges’
• Delta plus variant not a big threat, say experts
• Burglary victims wait two years for justice
• PM pushes allies to boost Ukraine support
• ‘Dinner from hell’ has Tory donors salivating
• State pensions How the triple lock guarantee works
• Buyers fork out for stamp duty on first homes
• Acne will get worse as mites that feed on the face die out
• 12 activists charged with animal rights break-ins
• Ex-premier League star loses claim over knee op
• Lycett audience member called police over a joke
• High-risk gay men to be given monkeypox jab
• Pupils banned from hugs and playfighti­ng
• Dead baby at dump ‘may have been smothered’
• Britain’s first settlers called Canterbury home
• Supermarke­ts give pricey vegan sandwiches the chop
• Juicy start to the season for plump, sweet raspberrie­s
• Kentish paradise Why South suited the early humans
• Happy as the day is long
• Gove accused of ‘grandstand­ing’ as he halts M&S flagship project
• Increasing threat of general strike as Post Office walkout likely to coincide with August shutdown
• Strike mayhem Heart op patient risks being stranded
• Crushed Epic commute to juice bar bereft of customers
• Outdated rail rules mean ‘nine men change a plug’
• Unions table their demands ‘Pay rises need to reflect the cost of living and keep pace with inflation’
• Lib Dems on wrong track with tweet
• Out and proud Labour figures who joined strikers
• Starmer ‘in hiding’ as rebels join picket lines
• Tories shelved law that would have blocked rail unions’ walkout
• Just a third of people back strikes as UK grinds to a halt
• More travel woes as easyjet staff in Spain vote for action
• Rape victims could get right to block search of medical records
• Tasered man who jumped into Thames did not have weapon
• Blackford regrets handling of sexual misconduct case
• Met criticised for ‘inaccurate’ recruitmen­t campaign
• E-bike starts blaze in high-rise block near Grenfell
• Oxford dons sorry over cancelled Christian event
• Lineker speaks of racist abuse for his ‘darkish skin’ as a boy
• Transgende­r is way to climb social ladder, says historian
• £4m prize to target victims of dementia
• Most abortions take place at home after pandemic reforms
• Debt of gratitude
• Idea of royal charity role for PM’S wife rejected
• Don’t cry for me, Wakefield and Tiverton. Truth is I’ve never heard of you
• Prince George uses his loaf to raise funds for wildlife charity
• Duke shares 40th birthday cake with Big Issue partner
• Charles to lay out vision of Commonweal­th’s future
• Kyiv finally receives German heavy arms
• Telegraph website is blocked by Russians
• City where no one can be given dignity in death
• Missile ‘that could sink UK’ is ready for duty, says Putin
• Switzerlan­d resumes gold shipments from Russia
• Miami police clear the streets of guns to send to Kyiv
• Journalist’s Nobel prize sold for £84m to help refugees
• You’re an inspiratio­n, Stiller tells Ukraine president
• Wanted: the old men who escaped Alcatraz
• Sexual abuse and corruption rife at United Nations, say whistleblo­wers
• US bans landmines except on border with North Korea
• ‘Death threats’ to officials who backed election result
• Police with rifles waited an hour to tackle Texas gunman
• Floating Hong Kong restaurant that hosted the Queen sinks in the South China Sea
• Chinese city bans Tesla cars over conference spying fears
• Musk’s transgende­r daughter changes name to sever ties
• Macron rejects prime minister’s offer to quit
• Shotgun-wielding Republican ‘hunts moderates’ in TV advert
• Britain can’t claim to care about free speech if it extradites Julian Assange
• Macron’s humiliatio­n will only get worse
• Why does the authoritar­ian Left refuse to cancel Belgium?
• Secular Britain is reviving Christiani­ty’s rituals
• Weeks of rail strikes could prove devastatin­g for an already outmoded and faltering industry
• Kaliningra­d problem
• Woke HR policies have replaced basic efficiency
• ‘Woodbine Willie’ was a hero to British soldiers
• Remote medicine
• Grounded pilots
• Antique ivory
• Ship wrecked
• Hold the phone
• Sterling’s slide is a worrying signal
• Plan to build mini reactors running on nuclear waste
• Raising rates to shield pound is ‘distractio­n’, says Bank economist
• Annual cost of heating a home to top £3,000 this winter
• Glencore pleads guilty to bribery
• City to lose leading female chief as Smith steps down
• Wall Street suffers worst start to the year since the Depression
• Germany rejects ban on combustion engines in EU
• Kellogg’s considers sale of fake meat unit
• Visa and Mastercard face regulator inquiry over card fees
• Telecoms chiefs summoned to No10 for cost of living meeting
• Coal spending to surge as world shuns Russian gas
• Britain pushes for women’s rights in Gulf trade talks
• Couple become billionair­es in energy bar deal with Mondelez
• Screen time
• Unilever has caved to the campaign to eliminate Israel
• Pricey Ocado is going to be crushed by Aldi and Lidl
• Food prices rise at fastest rate in 13 years as living cost crisis bites
• Fruit farmers fear crops left to rot amid staff shortage
• Obamas sign with Amazon after cutting Amazon ties
• Shares in gold miners are good stagflatio­n beaters and this is one of the best
• Investor revolt over Pendragon pay
• Skilled immigrants to bring ‘brain gain’
• Moderna to open jab factory in Britain
• Court Circular
• TWENTY YEARS FOR MADAME BESSARABO.
• Bridge news
• Today’s birthdays
• AB Yehoshua
• Clubland journalist who became an environmen­tal campaigner
• Revel Guest
• Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain
• Radio choice Gerard O’donovan
• Billie Jean King: Amol Rajan Interviews
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• The Umbrella Academy
• Political satire is back and firing on all cylinders
• PARAMOUNT+ LAUNCH
• Film choice
• Mosquito influx may spoil summer

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