The Daily Telegraph - 2022-09-23

• Chancellor warns Bank to get grip on inflation
• Labour MP accuses party of failing in ‘duty of care’ and threatens to take legal action
• Brains no longer needed if you want to be a spy – just colouring in
• NI increase to be scrapped from November
• Chancellor to deliver ‘biggest tax-cutting event’ since Thatcher
• Kwarteng unveils action plan to establish 38 ‘investment zones’
• Rees-mogg faces party split as he lifts fracking ban
• The dowager duchess routine struggles to win over hearts and minds
• ‘Special relationsh­ip’ may be retired as descriptiv­e phrase
• Landlords roll out barrels of long-life lager to replace ales
• Prosecutio­n of veteran for two Bloody Sunday murders to resume
• Charge hot tub users more for water, regulator urges
• Comedian quits Paypal in row over free speech
• Boy, 15, stabbed to death outside school ‘in social media spat’
• Police swoop on gang who sent 2,000 migrants across Channel
• CPS challenges freeing of suspects during barristers’ strike
• Labour members urged to sing God Save the King
• Balmoral rainbows ‘a sign of Queen looking down’
• Drug puts brake on motor neurone disease
• Molly Russell inquest: tech giant ‘deeply regrets’ graphic content
• Bereaved father calls for closure of mental health facility as rating drops to inadequate
• Food labels ‘deceptive’ for people with allergies
• Abramovich ‘played key part’ in release of five British Pows
• Saudi prince’s role in prisoner swap sets the stage for diplomatic return
• ‘Worse than a crime’ to free Azov troops for Putin’s friend
• Mystery drone boat ‘spying on Russia’ found in Crimea
• For Moscow, the invisible war is finally hitting home
• Germany ready to welcome Russians fleeing army draft
• Johnson confuses Putin with Zelensky in Commons gaffe
• Truss considers Israeli embassy move to Jerusalem
• Argentina in a sticky situation over cards for the World Cup
• Tehran deploys female special forces to stem mass protests
• Trump: I could declassify documents by thinking of it
• Kidnappers threaten to kill chimp hostages
• Benefits Britain has forgotten how to work
• Ale enthusiast­s, unite! If we don’t use our locals we will lose them
• This is a final opportunit­y to fix the broken NHS
• The Bank deserves extra scrutiny
• With no alternativ­e, NHS patients are stuck waiting weeks to see a GP
• Health reforms
• Reconsider strikes before the London Marathon
• Dash for growth
• Borrowing costs surge as Bank pushes bond sell-off
• UK risks blackouts in winter if it cannot import energy from Europe
• House sales set to plunge as mortgage bills go through roof
• Bailey bets energy bailout will tackle inflation
• ‘Passive’ Companies House will be given teeth to stop fraudsters and kleptocrat­s
• Japan intervenes to prop up yen after it hits 24-year low against surging dollar
• Watchdog accused of racial bias in bonus scheme
• Lord Rothermere takes day-to-day control of Daily Mail publisher
• Meta considers allowing Trump to rejoin Facebook in January
• Rees-mogg in line for millions from investment firm sale
• The future of energy is still green – follow the money
• Ex-minister joins crypto firm branded a risk to UK consumers
• Transport for London chief quits as Tube strikes loom
• Here in detail: how our Questor Wealth Preserver investment­s have performed
• Tech firms face cloud competitio­n inquiry
• Port strikes blow as JD Sports profits fall
• Patricia Burke Brogan
• Captain Dennis Wilson
• John Hamblin
• Paul Sartin
• Keira’s weepy wartime tale of stoic grief and sexism

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