The Daily Telegraph - 2022-09-03

• Energy plan on day one for Truss
• Council to offer four-day week for same pay
• Over-75s offered Covid and flu jabs in booster drive
• ‘Schools must not close because of soaring energy bills’
• US tech chiefs ordered to attend Molly Russell inquest
• Theatres begin advising on biggest seats in the house
• Lovely day in Ghana, BBC weather app tells UK users
• Questions over security after activists storm the Commons
• Johnson is not ready to back down in the fight to preserve his legacy
• Unlikely ally Pannick has thwarted PMS before as someone who relishes an unfashiona­ble cause
• Johnson accused of cronyism as peerage job goes to chronicler of his ‘wit and wisdom’
• Mobility woes force Queen to miss beloved Braemar Gathering
• Diana charities given £1.4m from BBC Bashir interview
• Cambridge children pit their wits against brains of GCHQ
• Carey reassures Duchess she thinks ‘divas are fabulous’
• Anti-drugs chief ‘smoked cannabis daily and took LSD’
• Bitter attack
• Everard murderer faces court on new indecent exposure charges
• Police blunders found to have delayed conviction for suspected serial killer
• Bus fares will be capped at £2 to help the cash-poor, says Shapps
• Elderly ‘more likely to suffer from interest rate rises’
• Mary Rose of tug boats is saved to sail again
• Taxpayer cash channelled under radar to trans charities
• Librarians fear for free speech after activists push to censor books
• Festivals’ ‘non-binary inclusive’ female lavatories raise concerns
• Fringe race rules urged after ‘yellowface’ play complaint
• Surge in abuse complaints against government aid staff
• Oxfam cast-offs wash up as rubbish in Ghana
• Council ‘gambled’ £100m taxpayers’ money on failed solar farms
• Bring back student grants, say universiti­es
• Labour plan to raise council tax in Wales is ‘road-test’ for England
• Landlords of sub-standard properties could face jail
• Myanmar court jails former UK ambassador and artist husband
• Fonda having chemothera­py for ‘very treatable’ cancer
• Placido Domingo ‘targeted by sex slave ring’
• West ‘confident’ Uk-led training will lead to Kherson recapture
• Army tries to recruit homeless men in St Petersburg for war
• Moscow gridlocked as Anonymous hacks taxi firm
• Assassin’s gun jams as he tries to kill Argentine vice-president
• Drug lords’ supercar races prove more than a match for humble French police patrols
• Taiwan tycoon offers £28m to train civilian defence force
• FBI found empty ‘classified’ folders in Trump raid
• How can the NHS justify record pay rises for GPS who won’t see patients face to face?
• Ministeria­l Audis
• Gorbachev was honourable, but his mistakes have unleashed a cruel Russian imperialis­m
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• The Left’s reckless drive to nationalis­e our energy companies will not solve any problems
• We’ve failed to hold the NHS chief executive to account
• Far from an exact science, measuring inflation has become a political tool
• The first 100 days of PM Liz Truss …in her own words
• Every HR department needs a Jacob Rees-mogg
• Conservati­ves should finally stand up for drivers
• How robots are re-drawing the rules of our culture
• A royal paradise in the Highlands
• Denim disasters: the jeans ‘no-nos’ that give women the blues
• The surprising truth about Albanians in Britain
• Church services tomorrow
• “UTTER CONFUSION.”
• “TOTALLY DEFEATED.” KEMALIST CLAIMS.
• The Earl of Home
• Earnie Shavers
• For a well-dressed bishop, all you need is gloves
• Rising gas costs shut factories across Europe
• Shell chief to step down next year
• Ukraine seeks British factories to make casings for artillery
• Fast-growing India overtakes UK as fifth largest economy
• Putin cuts off gas to Europe in energy war
• How Truss can survive with luck on her side
• Drug bosses face being struck off after inflating costs for NHS
• Weak US jobs growth ends dollar’s surge
• Billionair­e Peltz to close London fund
• Waitrose struck deals with landlords to shut out rivals
• Flower’s weather eye on rainfall

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