The Daily Telegraph - 2022-11-21

• Kane leads line as England take the knee
• Cancer toll surges in wake of pandemic
• Sunak ‘totally’ rejects Swiss-style Brexit deal with EU
• Test veterans who made UK a nuclear power are honoured
• ‘No evidence’ Manston migrant died from diphtheria
• Qatar defiant on enforcing strict public modesty laws
• Only the cliches hit fever pitch as Qatar kicks off
• Half of NHS England staff may face the sack
• Tories ‘seethe with anger’ at Hunt taxes amid fears of a backlash
• Queen would have ‘dodged’ election move by Johnson
• Starmer vows to scrap Lords after awards for ‘lackeys’
• Princes may face block to standing in for the King
• Humans may live on the Moon by 2030, says top Nasa official
• Cambridge will charge drivers £5 city entry to fund bike lanes
• Destroying beach cafe is ‘vandalism by National Trust’
• Death knell for diesel as price gap with petrol has never been wider
• Pleas to lower thermostat­s by two degrees
• Council boss sacked for sexually harassing her male colleagues
• Writers’ union figure quits as gender inquiry ‘undermined’
• Community shocked by beauty-spot stabbing
• Online tips help criminals ‘hack’ e-scooters to commit robberies
• Man arrested after two children die in flat blaze
• Trump snubs Twitter despite Musk’s decision to restore account
• UK troops may go to Ghana in shift of strategy against terror
• Turkish jets attack Kurdish militia sites in Syria as ‘payback’ for Istanbul bombing
• Russia to build own drones in deal with Iran
• Ukraine denies Moscow’s claim that troops executed prisoners
• Don’t blame Brexit for our economic woes
• How I finally learnt to stop worrying and love the list
• Infantino tells home truths about woke capital
• Goodbye to the Conservati­ves – the party of pessimism and profligacy
• Don’t axe the Lords
• Destroying opera
• BBC faces legal challenge amid fears it is crowding radio rivals out
• Collapsed cryptoexch­ange owes single creditor $226m
• This Government is too weak to fix Britain’s chronic growth problem
• Office affairs can be a force for good – don’t ban them
• Broker involved with BHS takeover is forced into administra­tion as regulator calls time
• MOD contractor pays £80m divi despite 10-year delays
• Exchequer to take £40bn hit from slump in markets
• Father Ian Ker
• Co-founder of Hawkwind, the gods of 1970s space rock
• The US remake of Ghosts is haunted by a sense of déjà vu

The Daily Telegraph - 2022-11-19

The Daily Telegraph - 2022-11-22