The Daily Telegraph - 2022-11-24

• Germans’ tight-lipped Fifa protest
• GPS to go on shame list over access
• We have failed to control borders, admits Braverman
• Call off works on railways to help public, demand MPS
• Paralympia­n becomes first disabled astronaut
• Showbusine­ss predator is ‘an open secret’, claims comedian Ryan
• Roman emperor who never was minted his own coins
• Viral comic who mocks royals to play the King in new C4 musical
• Attempt to draw parallels between Scotland and Kosovo dismissed
• A signal defeat in a British court for Sturgeon
• Judges reject SNP appeal for referendum
• Moral victory belongs to the Germans in hour of defeat
• Slog, slog, slog, like sloths playing ping pong
• Disabled fan in dreamland after Grealish’s celebratio­n
• Emails prove that scientists had their concerns, but not in public
• House-building failure is electoral disaster, PM told
• Gove punishes ‘mould death’ rental firm
• Wholemeal in white loaf recipe leaves customers with sour faces
• Chicks flown the nest? Come fly with us, says easyjet
• Mother who killed sons’ abuser wants end to offenders changing names
• Begum a bigger risk to UK in Syria, says former MI6 chief
• Terror Bill must not be softened, Sunak warned
• Met unplugs online shop for scam software
• Deadly raids plunge most of Ukraine into darkness
• Warships to get ‘stop-gap’ missiles as threat from Putin increases
• Fantasy fans exposed as owners of pro-war social media channel
• Iranian commander killed by roadside bomb in Syria
• Times They Are a-changin’ as robot signs new Dylan book
• Fashion label pulls ads featuring children with ‘bondage’ teddies
• Trump rounds on Supreme Court over tax returns ruling
• The Tories now face an electoral meltdown even worse than 1997
• It’s a marvel of history that any of us are able to cook at all
• This is how Vladimir Putin’s dismal rule ends
• The NHS needs to focus on waiting lists – not flexible working schemes
• The Lords is unsustaina­ble in its current form
• Christmas strikes
• Sunak abandons plans to overrule City regulators after Bank backlash
• Christmas rail strikes to cost pubs and restaurant­s £1.5bn
• The robot will see you now: can automation and technology heal the crumbling NHS?
• Nationwide to limit crypto exchange payments
• Credit Suisse slumps to loss as wealthy clients withdraw $88bn
• BT slows down rollout of ultra-fast broadband in levelling-up blow
• Shrunken workforce has hurt UK, says Bank official
• The US economy is ready to roar again in the new year
• Can renewable energy trusts really shrug off the effects of a new 45pc tax?
• Ex-mirror chief ends interest in Reach bid
• Cowgill takes helm of The Fragrance Shop
• THE LEADER OF LABOUR.
• Wilko Johnson
• Marjorie Campbell
• Major-general Keith Spacie
• Likeable Dan Snow helps us bone up on the ‘dino rush’
• ‘Yes, we lost, but we’re still the best in the world’
• England’s final hurt may have a silver lining
• Grass roots crave more than a Euro boost
• After 50 years the pride still shines for an original Lioness
• ‘It’s about reflecting the mood but not being carried away’
• ‘There’s a huge opportunit­y ahead’
• How an ‘exotic’ young foreigner took breeding world by storm
• Female jockeys tipping scales in their favour
• ‘Hopefully this is a turning point for women’s doubles’
• How I move Lydia Dinga
• Events you do not want to miss this month
• Dec 19, 1962 Anita Lonsbrough wins sports personalit­y

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