The Daily Telegraph - 2022-12-09

• Sussexes’ TV show claims are a ‘direct hit’ on late Queen’s legacy
• Energy supplies warning as wind power set to fall in cold snap
• An unashamedl­y one-sided story full of half-truths
• Rail action could continue ‘indefinite­ly’ as Braverman warns against travelling abroad
• Small firms at risk of postal chaos face holiday shutdown
• Brexit risks Irish peace, says German foreign minister
• The true story? Couple’s claims challenged
• A saccharine, self-regarding piece of work
• This weekend’s ‘dunkelflau­te’ will be electricit­y grid’s first real test
• Passport staff remote working led to delays
• ‘I’m saving £120 a month by going back to the Dark Ages’
• Think your dog’s one of a kind? You are barking up the wrong tree
• Listeners ‘in tears over unfair’ cuts to BBC local radio, MPS told
• Tory MP a victim of ‘blackmail and rumour’ over sex assault claims
• Tutankhamu­n’s face revealed for the first time using 3D modelling
• Middle-aged warned over perils of retiring too early
• Men face two years in jail for wolf whistles and cat-calling
• Just Stop Oil is ‘accident waiting to happen’
• Coren Mitchell apologises for Only Connect scar gaffe
• Tory defectors to Reform ‘may be start of bandwagon effect’
• Farage could turbocharg­e Tice’s party as Sunak creates a vacuum
• Border Force may be deployed to edges of Europe ‘to crack down on people smugglers’
• Preacher who sold anti-covid ‘protection oil’ guilty of fraud
• ‘Landmark’ drug halts advance of breast cancer
• One-minute activity bursts cut death risk as well as regular exercise
• Strep A lateral flow tests made available in Wales but not England
• Ban on junk food adverts pushed back until 2025
• Sausage war inspires banger of an exhibition about Brexit
• Woman takes command of sex-claim submarine base
• We will close Londongrad and stop kleptocrac­ies poisoning the world
• US sending cluster bombs to Kyiv still on the table
• Merkel: I should have armed our military to deter Putin
• Nigerian army ‘forced abortions on jihadist escapees’
• Macron: Tiktok encourages online addiction
• Dion diagnosed with ‘living statue’ disorder
• America’s race-obsessed elites are waging war on British institutio­ns
• Lockdowns put us at the mercy of disease
• If a roaring fire is now sinful, what is left of Dickens’ Christmas?
• With Sir Keir’s Labour, we still face the old danger
• The Duchess of Sussex wasted an opportunit­y to be a force for change
• A very California­n exercise in grievance
• Hunt to tackle EU red tape to boost City post-brexit
• Cut economic reliance on China, urges Labour
• Meta downsizes new European HQ in Dublin after 11,000 jobs cut
• HMRC missed 100,000 calls during IT ‘shuttering’
• Trafigura shareholde­rs and traders to share £1.4bn pot
• Starmer’s 1997-style prawn cocktail offensive
• Branson’s plans for Christmas space launch dashed by tech glitch
• US watchdog may call ‘game over’ on Microsoft takeover
• M&S to plug in car chargers at 70 stores over next two years
• BMW must pay £15k daily fine over recycling documentat­ion
• Ryanair gives O’leary more time to land €100m bonus
• Ashley to invest £600m in new Coventry HQ
• Michael Gove’s Cumbrian coal mine is economic and diplomatic idiocy
• Patients are getting nothing for extra NHS spending
• Ashley’s punt on the future of shopping is a good bet
• Why rail strikes threaten to ruin the dinner this Christmas
• How UK uses its special relationsh­ip with the US to boost gas supplies
• Wall Street broker fined for scrutiny failure
• Losses pile pressure on Purplebric­ks chair
• Poor economic outlook does not dampen our enthusiasm for these two stocks
• BT cash call warning after pension turmoil
• Home Office attacks iphone encryption
• XMAS SHOPPING.
• Court Circular
• Squadron Leader Johnny Johnson
• Richard Shepherd
• Actor best known for the 1980s hit films Top Gun and Die Hard
• ‘I finally feel I’ve earned my place in this competitio­n’

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