The Daily Telegraph - 2022-10-19

• Truss may abandon pensions triple lock
• NHS faces £90bn payouts bill for maternity blunders
• Wallace heads to Pentagon over Kyiv strikes
• Majority of criminals plead not guilty to delay a trial
• An electric dream comes true for Mr Rolls
• Seven hours’ sleep a night could reduce middle-aged health risks
• Immigratio­n rules for turkey workers eased for Christmas
• Worst motorway services in Britain named and shamed
• Conservati­ves have always led Britain through big challenges – if we unite, we can do it again
• Truss departure a matter of when not if, Gove claims
• Hunt saddles UK with one of least competitiv­e tax systems in world
• Are the Brexit militants still backing Liz? I’m not so sure
• Johnson top choice of Tory members to replace most unpopular PM ever
• Labour refuses to say how it would fund NHS
• Union leaders threaten winter of mass strikes ‘to end pay crisis’
• Tory rebels asking us to help oust Truss, say Labour MPS
• Energy firms may be given addresses of those on benefits
• Tofu-munching wokerati at fault for road protests says Braverman
• Sussexes’ Netflix documentar­y will go ahead despite Crown backlash
• I was reduced to role of game show bimbo, says Duchess
• Mosquito magnets have their own irresistib­le skin aroma to blame
• Private clinics take pain out of NHS waiting lists with walk-in scans
• Female dogs prefer their humans to be competent
• Accused man ‘burnt bodies of sex workers in oil drums’
• Public never used to mind sewage spills, says water boss
• Drone threat means West ‘can no longer assume it controls skies’
• Germany sacks cyber chief over ‘Russia ties’
• Nord Stream ‘sabotage’ blast blew 50m hole in pipeline as suspicion falls on Moscow
• Migrants risk life and limb in jungle that promises only ‘hell on Earth’
• ‘Cretin’ Corden back on guest list after New York restaurant row
• Biden makes midterm abortion rights pledge
• Berlusconi and Putin friendship afloat again on an ocean of vodka
• Are Iran’s despotic ayatollahs about to fall?
• Of course ‘God Save the King’ should be sung in the classroom
• Labour’s new coalition may be doomed from the start
• The Conservati­ves’ troubles reveal a party that has seriously lost its way
• Tehran’s aggression
• Burning wood can leave a hole in your wallet
• Continenta­l gas prices begin to subside as fears over shortages ease
• Softbank disconnect­s from British tech venture
• Bank delays bond sales by a day to avoid Hunt clash
• Confidence in technology sector hits an all-time low as costs spiral
• Demand for new houses plunges following Truss’s mini-budget
• Goldman cools on Marcus retail arm amid heavy losses
• Bank of France chief says UK’S ‘vicious loop’ was inevitable
• Meta bows to regulator and reverses Giphy takeover
• Oil bribery whistleblo­wer wins Monaco court battle
• Ex-barclays boss’s boutique bank in buyout talks with rival
• Brussels will not be able to insulate itself from the coming cataclysm
• Green energy tax raid risks giving EU the lead on wind
• Never do business with Putin’s gangster state
• This FTSE 250 stock thoroughly deserves its premium valuation. Buy
• Tax inquiry raid on Deutsche Bank HQ
• Blavatnik’s ‘Netflix of sport’ to slash jobs
• THE PARTY’S ASPIRATION­S IN POWER
• CANDIDATE HAILED AS ‘NEXT PRIME MINISTER’.
• THROWING SAND INTO THE ORGANISM
• James Mcdivitt
• Dame Carmen Callil
• Actor best known for the action classic Assault on Precinct 13
• Lost Hancock tape certifies his mercurial comic talent

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