The Daily Telegraph - 2022-09-24

• Down to business
• Kwarteng gambles on biggest tax cuts in half a century
• Britain back at its boldest: this revolution­ary Budget adds up to the greatest I have ever seen
• A fiscal bazooka? This was an artillery barrage
• CBI hails ‘turning point for UK economy’
• Fairytale budget delights the Right – now Truss faces battle to unite party
• With so many Tory fixes to choose from, surely they can’t all be wrong
• ‘We need to focus on growth’ Kwarteng’s plan for prosperity
• Top band scrapped to boost high fliers’ pay
• The only crisis this revolution­ary step will cause is among those who talk Britain down
• NI reversal means an average £330 saving
• Welfare claimants told: seek work or have benefits cut
• Kwarteng blows the budget but says it had to be done
• Office of Tax Simplifica­tion quango scrapped in shake-up
• Glass half full as duty freeze saves drinkers 7p on a pint
• Scots to pay more tax than English as Sturgeon urged to follow suit
• Stamp duty cut eases costs for house buyers
• Truss to sit on just three Cabinet committees in delegation drive
• NHS to keep 100pc of proceeds from sold land, Treasury reveals
• Self-employed handed back right to decide status as IR35 rules are axed
• Ditching banker bonus cap helps wider economy, says Kwarteng
• Plans to cut childcare costs to be unveiled by end of year
• Return of tax-free shopping delights luxury businesses
• Easing restrictio­ns on charges is a step in the right direction, but it’s no Big Bang
• EU laws to be scrapped in effort to reduce red tape
• Cap on pension fund fees loosened to unleash wave of investment
• Labour in need of reinventio­n after Tories ‘demolish the last 12 years’
• Investment boost in UK science businesses
• Trusts to keep tax rebates outlawed by EU
• Plan to limit ‘unacceptab­le’ strike action
• Onshore wind comes in from cold as ban is formally lifted
• Rees-mogg challenged to make his constituen­cy first to begin fracking
• Work to start on Cambo oil field as 140 projects are fast-tracked
• Energy profits levy will raise half £60bn cost of easing bills
• Tax cuts and relaxed planning rules for firms set up in investment zones
• Braverman tells police: visit every burglary
• Hilary Mantel leaves behind unfinished novel after death at 70
• Rogue Oxford comma slips through Coffey’s net
• A kind, brave iconoclast and the cleverest person I have ever met
• Albanians and Kurds in turf war over people-smuggling business
• Colston cast adrift for Jesus as a migrant
• Wokeness is no laughing matter as Dilbert cartoon strip axed from US newspapers
• Tutu’s daughter barred from funeral role on account of being married to a woman
• Labour shadow minister attacks Khan drug plan
• Prisons allowing inmates to binge-watch daytime TV because it’s ‘easiest option’
• Grealish ‘had sex with alleged rape victim’
• Depp’s new flame ‘separates from husband’
• ‘I want a girl to dance with as men can’t lift me up...’
• Rewilding lost in weeds, says King’s former gardener
• Tory peers denounce ‘illiberal’ curbs on content in online Bill
• Suicide content can be a support, says Meta boss
• Brussels has ‘tools’ to rein in Italy’s coalition
• Iran army general and morality officer killed as unrest spreads
• Sighting of Kim Jong-un’s ‘invisible daughter’
• Ukrainians forced to vote for Kremlin control at gunpoint
• British POW says he owes his life to Abramovich
• Russian men flee across Georgia border on scooters to escape mass conscripti­on
• Zelensky aide says superpower­s must stop Putin
• US tries to put quiet end to nuclear threat
• LA schools to stock opioid ‘antidote’ after pupils overdose
• Two thirds of Indian pilots admit to having fallen asleep at the controls of their planes
• Double mask for children playing flute in Hong Kong
• A radical plan that reopens Britain for business
• Russia and the UN
• EDITOR The mini-budget marks a refreshing return to core Conservati­ve principles
• Presidenti­al behaviour
• A broad Church
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• Amid Putin’s blustering threats, the West has genuine cause for hope
• PETERBOROU­GH
• How Putin is being pushed to the brink by his ultra nationalis­ts
• Sturgeon’s rule is coming to a laughable end
• London had better prepare for Scottish tax exiles
• ‘I am resigning. Victims have been completely let down’
• Walkabout: ‘Shouldn’t I be being paid for this?’
• THE LONDON TO BRIGHTON WALK
• Dame Hilary Mantel
• Picturing Balzac’s moral tale of a modern Midas
• Bentley hoards £500m to fund push to electric
• Aveva buyer snubs calls to sweeten offer
• Eurostar future in doubt as losses mount up
• Fortnite maker funds Army training software developer
• Forensic auditors to check Revolution Beauty accounts
• Bosses paranoid over home work
• Furniture retailer Made for sale
• Goldman Sachs chief used bank private jet for side gig as DJ
• Look to the trees for a sprinkling of autumnal hope

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