The Daily Telegraph - 2023-05-26

• Mortgage rates shoot up amid bond chaos
• WHO powers could force UK into lockdown
• Ministers drop animal welfare law
• GPS urged to trial experiment­al drugs on patients
• Holidays in Scotland to cost more as SNP launches ‘sleepover tax’
• Parliament has plenty of nooks for sexual liaisons, says ex-aide
• Influx of 1.2m people to work, study or escape oppression
• Raise migrant salary threshold ‘to help
• Five French coastguard­s charged over capsized boat
• Sunak’s still uneasy as he swaps front bench for This Morning sofa
• ‘Pilot of the Caribbean’ begins final sortie among friends
• Tory manifesto pledge of 40 new hospitals has failed, says Labour
• Don’t shun ‘friendly’ Taliban, says pet charity boss on return to Kabul
• Johnson diary flagged for 17 possible Covid breaches
• Animal rights protesters steal King’s sheep from Sandringha­m
• Five more youths arrested over Cardiff riot
• FBI reveals threat to Queen over Troubles
• Tiktok prankster laughing in face of the law
• Madeleine search samples will take months to analyse
• ‘Hormonal’ taunt is sexual harassment
• Bond’s ‘gentleman’s club’ to admit women after 166 years
• Hibernatin­g may be key to mission into darkest space
• Abba rule out reunion for Eurovision in Sweden
• £10k golden hello to entice GPS to remote Scots island
• Plymouth fells more trees to stop people having sex
• Desantis claims he ‘broke the internet’ in fightback after Twitter glitches
• Shark bites off snorkeller’s foot as she celebrated graduation
• Governor took a chance on Musk but there is enough time to refocus
• ‘They let us park our tanks in their back gardens’
• Putin nationalis­es Zelensky’s Black Sea holiday home
• Ukraine commander-in-chief comes back from the dead
• France has given up on defending Europe
• Criminals are now bragging about Britain’s weak laws
• Net zero zealots are treating the public like fools
• Police Scotland’s institutio­nal failures
• An unsustaina­ble number of benefit claimants with no prospect of work
• The battle is joined
• Risk-averse funds face crackdown, vows minister
• Energy bills are to ‘remain higher than £1,700 a year’ until 2030s
• Allan libel threat over claims of touching
• How to make the City learn to love risk again
• Britain needs to build an extra 250,000 houses just for migrants
• Chanel doubles down on London despite tourist tax
• ‘Brinkmansh­ip’ over US debt limit puts AAA status at risk
• Chinese hackers infiltrate American base in Pacific as tensions mount over Taiwan
• Germany sinks into recession as UK defies experts by avoiding one
• Founder of online lender Starling quits
• AI boom sends US chip-maker shares soaring
• Labour’s plans to copy Biden’s bigspendin­g Democrats will end badly
• High energy bills are the UK’S grim new normal
• Mass exodus of public shareholde­rs from London metaverse fund as bubble bursts
• This trust’s long track record of reliable dividend growth appeals in times of economic uncertaint­y
• CRITICAL SITUATION.
• Kenneth Anger
• Brigadier Geoffrey Durrant
• BBC’S Strike documentar­y is repeatedly off target

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