The Daily Telegraph - 2022-09-05

• Truss could freeze bills to avoid energy ‘Armageddon’
• Petrol 10p too expensive despite fall in costs
• Crisis-hit jail could transfer worst inmates
• Cost of living worries could increase crime, police say
• Valkyries ride again as Wagner’s Ring cycle given new life using ‘baked tape’ trick
• Keep underworld goddess out of the basement, pagans tell British Museum
• ‘Sad’ Johnson to shun Tory party conference as he plans next move
• Sturgeon attacks efforts to ‘gerrymande­r’ new referendum
• I’ll represent Richmond as long as people want me, says Sunak
• A calm and competent successor to Andrew Marr – but please ditch the unfunny guests
• BBC criticised as comedian mocks Truss on politics show
• New Cabinet must be ‘meritocrat­ic’
• In at the deep end
• Zoo closures during pandemic changed primates’ behaviour
• Pensioner arrested on suspicion of murder ‘after row over dog’
• Final whistle on Wagatha saga as Vardy rejects appeal
• Clampdown on abuse of modern slavery laws
• If royal life was really so bad, why are Harry and Meghan at it again?
• Chaplain who disputed LGBT policies ‘a risk to children’
• St John volunteer shortage hits booster rollout
• Humans emit ‘aura’ made up of molecules that purify the air
• App can diagnose Covid with simple voice test in less than a minute
• NHS waiting lists would top 5m despite pandemic
• Water voles make a comeback in an uplifting tale of the riverbank
• Republican­s question wisdom of giving ex-president the limelight
• BLM turns on leader over $10m ‘personal piggy bank’
• Trump promises backlash over FBI raid
• Drones see Kyiv flying high in battle for intelligen­ce
• Salvini accused of backing Putin as he calls for end to EU sanctions
• Ukraine raises victory flag as invaders fall back from key Kherson village
• Dublin in shock as teenager and young twins are killed in house
• Ten dead and 15 wounded after stabbing rampage in Canada
• Iran intensifie­s crackdown on Baha’i religious minority
• Liz Truss might demand freedom, but this country needs security, too
• Boris’s haters have destroyed British politics
• Primary care can’t be fixed until GPS’ complaints are taken seriously
• Truss v Nimbys
• Avanti poised to retain contract despite cuts
• Rip up decades-old rules to fight hackers, say cyber security experts
• The next prime minister must act quickly to reassure the markets
• Virgin Money staff allowed to display pronouns on name badges
• Bank must keep power to set interest rates, says Truss
• Matalan searches for a buyer as retail downturn takes toll
• CHINESE ON THE STAGE. UNREASONAB­LE OBJECTIONS.
• The Night Sky in April
• David Shaw
• Father Dermot Fenlon
• Bramwell Tovey
• Mike Burrows
• Saturday night TV takes a small step into the absurd

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