The Daily Telegraph - 2022-12-12

• Rail strikes will force families to hold a ‘virtual Christmas’
• Children in frozen lake plunge
• Student visas not priority, India told
• Levelling-up legislatio­n ‘will make housing crisis worse’
• Sussexes’ film credits paparazzi agency that ‘caused family rift’
• Lighter moment in Highlands captured in King’s Christmas card
• It’s coming home... that is, Dave the team cat
• Army to cover only one in 10 ambulance staff in strikes
• Junior doctors ‘very likely’ to join walkouts if 26pc demand is not met, says BMA chief
• Private courier delays as customers desert strike-hit Royal Mail
• Government blamed as EA staff begin a work-to-rule
• Care homes lockdown over flu and ‘callously’ deny family visits
• Million civil service days ‘wasted on diversity training’
• £100 tests for Strep A cash in on parents’ anxiety, say GPS
• True grit needed to endure -10C big freeze
• Police liaison officer jailed over affair with crash victim’s sister
• Fire service alerted to suspected gas leak hours before fatal blast
• Matt Hancock is like John Stonehouse, says writer
• Public advised to give Thor the walrus a wide berth
• One in 12 drivers aged 25-44 think they were drunk the morning after
• Rower’s quest in honour of Shackleton’s carpenter
• Spacex used for Japanese launch on first private lunar mission
• Perfect splashdown for Artemis in Pacific revives dream of human travel to Moon exactly 50 years after last landing
• Gove attacks New York Times’ Trojan Horse claims
• Egg-freezing clinics ‘prey’ on women to sell unnecessar­y services
• Missile strike on barracks ‘kills 200 Russians’
• Cleverly: Putin peace talks not be used as cover for rearmament
• Serb protesters blockade roads and clash with police in Kosovo
• China faces rapid spread of Covid after easing curbs
• Designer ‘killed stepfather after she saw nude picture of herself on his computer’
• Union leaders are to blame for rail strikes
• Online delivery has none of a department store’s glamour
• Harry and Meghan epitomise a lost generation
• Tony Blair and the health unions sowed the seeds of the NHS’S collapse
• Lord Young’s legacy
• Pay deals must come with service reforms
• No growth the norm after biggest wage squeeze since the 1970s
• Hope of peak in inflation sets Bank a rates puzzle
• Inflation will subside next year but wage growth will remain a problem
• BBC acts as a gatekeeper to hold back British talent
• US security inquiry into French Oneweb takeover
• Biggest fall in asking prices on property for four years
• Lord Young of Graffham
• Ruth Madoc
• JK Rowling injects her politics into Strike’s latest case

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