The Daily Telegraph - 2022-08-09

• Driest year since 1976 as drought looms
• Longer waits for routine checks as NHS focuses on outpatient­s
• Islamist terrorists refusing to take part in jail programmes
• Home Office drops police checks on foreign nationals
• Four-year-old girl killed as explosion destroys home
• ‘Supple and optimistic’ Goss is eighth Strictly contestant
• Clarkson may eat humble pie as ‘loophole’ restaurant investigat­ed
• Dick Turpin’s name too rude for children, parents claim
• Monster feud over V&A Frankenste­in dummy
• Seeds of discontent as shops run short of Dijon mustard
• BBC’S own goal as it scraps classified results after 74 years
• Alleged Spacey sex assault victim sues over psychiatri­c damage
• Cost of living help will wait as emergency budget ruled out by Tories
• Truss will go ‘back to basics’ with anti-social crackdown
• Incoming commission­er to shake up Yard’s top team
• Officials to give evidence ‘Johnson misled MPS’
• Comedian who sold just one ticket to Fringe show has the last laugh
• Cambridge professor ‘harassed’ colleague over slavery report
• Stop eating at 3pm to lose weight, finds study
• Huge rise in self-generated child sex images a ‘social emergency’
• Dental patients removed from lists without being informed
• Pensioner who killed baby in car crash says she had undiagnose­d Alzheimer’s at time
• ‘Dad’ allowed on headstone after judge overturns ruling by church
• Zana sees off Zara in legal fight over name
• Dorset police ‘witch-hunt drove grandmothe­r to an early death’
• Tolkien’s great-grandson sprayed in face with poison by 83-year-old
• 20mph zones trial fails to reduce car usage in towns
• Safety fears raised weeks before death at water park
• Kremlin offers high salaries to ‘volunteers’ in recruitmen­t drive
• Zelensky warning over ‘radioactiv­e contaminat­ion’
• German licence fee money ‘spent on massage chairs’
• Greece’s leader denies he knew about tapping of rival’s phone
• Trump wanted loyal generals ‘like Hitler had’
• This nightmare winter could bring about the final victory of Brownism
• Seize the Brexit opportunit­y to revamp red tape
• Radical activists have hijacked walking to push pure class envy
• Banning hosepipes is irrelevant to the recurrent shortages of water
• Nothing is done and no one takes responsibi­lity
• Tory blind spot
• Brown can’t escape blame for this mess
• Squeezed households reduce spending on holidays and eating out
• Investment bank to cut staff as chill sweeps City
• How the next PM can save Britain from an energy catastroph­e
• Page Group reports slowdown in hiring as recession fears mount
• Ryanair accuses Hungary over Orban’s windfall tax
• Biontech backs omicron jab to bolster slowing sales
• Softbank boss ‘ashamed’ of tech stock bets
• Ad sales and data demand boost profits at Murdoch’s News Corp
• Next PM urged to cut business rates to save the high street
• ‘Flying taxi’ prototype set for take-off in 200mph tests
• Biden’s latest wild spending plan is about to cause another global crash
• The Tories have run out of ideas to save the economy
• IBM accuses Swiss start-up of stealing secret computer tech
• US blacklists crypto firm it alleges laundered billions
• PWC fined over audit linked to fraud at BT’S Italian division
• Twitter founder calls for ‘end’ to China’s ruling Communist Party
• Has Smith & Nephew gone off the rails? Let’s give the new chief time to settle in
• Isles claim ferry fault led to food rationing
• Airline asks bosses to work as bag handlers
• Australia lithium site boost for EV industry
• FURNITURE SWEPT AWAY.
• COUNTRY SWEPT BY HEAVY RAINSTORMS. MANY AREAS FLOODED.
• INCESSANT THUNDER
• Professor Ian Glynn
• Heather Iandolo
• Reverend Richard’s study of grief was a valuable lesson

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