The Daily Telegraph - 2022-08-05

• Recession to cause record drop in income
• Thames Water faces penalty over ‘cover-up’ at water plant
• Great Barrier Reef bursting back to life
• Buy-to-let crackdown sees tax revenue soar
• Westwood allegation­s put to BBC in 2012
• Disabled man, 93, dies after police Taser him
• Staycation­s plummet as Brits head abroad
• Private education worth an extra £10k on salary by 30
• Shapps to relax test restrictio­ns to ease lorry driver shortage
• Swift closure of child grooming enquiry ‘a mystery’
• Teenage stargazer fell to his death from balcony
• Coronation Street actors step out on to Strictly
• Bournemout­h’s Yellow Buses park up for good
• Lilia, 9, died from stab wound to the chest
• Archie’s mother vows to give mouth-to-mouth
• Vietnam nationals found dead in burnt out mill
• Toksvig takes on Archbishop over gay marriage stance
• No place on Snowdon for memorials to loved ones
• Gap-year student paralysed after being gored by a bison
• Keep your car fob in a pouch, in a box, in a microwave, says AA chief
• Banks not passing on higher rates to savers
• Bank to reverse the bond buying it started during financial crisis
• Triple lock on track to deliver £2,000 state pension boost
• PM and Chancellor away for biggest rate rise in 27 years
• Inflation forecast to hit 40-year high as energy costs soar
• Sunak refuses to bow out in the face of polls
• Moss Bros dummy must start landing body blows to win this coin toss
• Undeclared
• Code breaker Starmer failed MP conduct
• Invictus champion ‘dishonest over injury’ in £2.5m tug of war with MOD
• Passports taken off Sri Lankan team as athletes flee Games
• Defra ploughs £100m into drought-resistant forests
• Hosepipe snitches will just make more work, police fear
• Dry Rhine may be industrial hammer blow
• Unemployed more likely to develop long Covid than those in work
• Surge in ‘chemical cosh’ drugs for residentia­l dementia patients
• What the Dickens! Mendes’ Oliver Twist is feast for the ears
• Lost 800-year-old Bible page returns to ruined abbey
• Male officers must stand up to sexism, says misogyny chief
• Binmen cause a stink with strike at Edinburgh Fringe
• Ukraine forces ‘safe to target nuclear plant’
• Biden fury as Moscow judge jails US basketball star for nine years
• Amnesty under fire for claim that Kyiv put civilians at risk
• Four police officers charged over killing of Breonna Taylor
• United in grief
• Xi has the numbers but not the experience to ignite an all-out war
• Taipei must use Kyiv’s porcupine playbook to keep aggressor away
• Desantis axes ‘woke’ official who defied abortion ban
• Life is not a beach in my court, Italian judge rules
• Rationing is back – and Britain’s authoritar­ian greens are delighted
• The original victim of cancel culture can at last be honoured
• We must save Europe from humanitari­an disaster
• We turn off the tap while cleaning our teeth, as unmended mains leak
• Water failings
• The Tory ship
• The Hundred is an insult to cricket supporters
• Why it’s cheaper to buy cherries at the market
• Passport power
• Dad’s Army banking
• China’s threats
• Lively as a two year old
• Heroic hold music
• Darktrace founder wife nets £66m in shares sale
• West makes plans to store Ukrainian grain
• Ethical investors ‘U-turn’ on defence
• Digital GP ends NHS trust deals eight years early as losses mount
• Beyond Meat cuts 40 staff after poor sales in Mcdonald’s range
• Taxpayers back Iron Maiden singer’s airship company
• Jobless claims in US near record amid wave of tech layoffs
• Rolls-royce boss urges No 10 hopefuls to focus on energy
• Toyota profits halve as shutdowns and supply chain drive up costs
• Post-pandemic rebound boosts fashion chain Next
• Meggitt profits as spending on air travel and defence soars
• Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant empire slashes 300 jobs
• Tories are doomed if they betray Thatcher and retreat from net zero
• Biden’s ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ is nothing of the sort
• Constructi­on industry hit by first slowdown in 18 months
• Surging coal prices amid war turmoil help Glencore profits double
• Phoenix plots more takeovers after £248m Sun Life deal
• Gold miner agrees to sell off Russian assets
• FCA warns of fraudsters taking aim as living costs keep rising
• Shares in this fast-growing telecoms company have tumbled and now look cheap
• 300-year-old Lloyd’s List sold by Informa
• Amazon workers strike in pay protest
• Professors net £4m after selling start-up
• D’ANNUNZIO’S APPEAL.
• Roy Hackett Civil rights campaigner who became a leading force behind the Bristol bus boycott of 1963
• Alastair Little
• Financier who founded one of London’s first hedge funds
• DOCUMENTAR­Y
• The beautiful game reduced to a bland corporate exercise
• Birds pale with global warming

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