The Daily Telegraph - 2024-06-27

• Sunak’s plea to voters: Don’t surrender Britain to Labour
• Church leaders threaten split over blessing same-sex couples
• True cost of Starmer’s net zero target revealed in audio leak
• School deaths driver to face no action
• Doctors to leave picket lines and support cancer care at hospitals hit by cyber attack
• NHS weight-loss services stop referrals over demand
• ‘Are you the Queen?’ child asks monarch on school visit
• It’s OK not to stay sad, Duke tells army widow
• William was ‘coolest mother’ but Charlotte was a superstar, says Swift’s boyfriend
• Princess Anne recovering slowly and will be allowed to go home ‘when she’s ready’
• Sunak: Labour can’t be trusted to protect women’s spaces
• Hinges of Corbyn coffin creaked and Starmer turned a darker pink
• The PM, with nothing to lose, knocked splinters off his wooden rival
• The handbrake turns could even be heard over the protesters
• Rayner: Every part of country will take fair share of migrants
• Suspended candidate paid for Reeves website
• Labour bid for automatic voter registrati­on
• Galloway: We’ll do to Labour what Reform are doing to Tories
• You are the problem, Sunak tells Tennant
• Starmer’s private school tax raid threatens bursaries, claims former Winchester head
• Tice: Scotland is too dangerous for Farage
• Marten and Gordon retrial over baby death
• Missing teenager ‘seen watching Euros in Tenerife’ after final call
• Parking fines to double as firms rewrite rules
• Ultra-processed foods require cigarette-style label, says expert
• Birthday card at work could be harassment
• Khan’s off-peak Fridays ‘a £24m gimmick’ after fall in journeys
• Willoughby plot accused found farm with cells, court hears
• Smart motorways failure puts lives at risk
• Child rapist to play beach volleyball at Paris Olympics
• Biden under pressure for gaffe-free debate
• Have the Democrats sprung a trap on Trump and his team over television face-off format?
• White House officials in trans surgery row
• Bolivian military smashes down presidenti­al palace doors
• Drug crime leads Right’s campaign to take back Toulon
• Le Pen takes fire over ‘Russian’ aide
• Meloni decries EU ‘oligarchy’
• Beaming smile of robot with living skin that can heal itself
• Haiti’s half a million displaced people face hunger, disease and despair
• Denmark’s cows face world’s first meat tax
• The triumphant Labour Party is about to unleash the worst demons of the Left
• A warmish day has become just another reason not to go to work
• Iran is preparing to open a new front in its war against Israel
• From farm hand to friend: the journey of a POW
• No major party has succeeded in selling Britain to this first-time voter
• Royal Mail advisers to make £150m from takeover
• Boeing union boss: we’ll use crisis as ‘leverage’ for 40pc pay rise
• Porsche seized as police raid ex-selfridges tycoon’s mansion
• How Bank of England could hand Starmer £11bn a year windfall
• Hope for rates cut as job openings drop by a fifth
• Labour’s late-night email ban ‘will hit pay’
• Deliveroo ignites takeover chatter after merger talks with US rival Doordash
• British banker lands £9m payday at Japanese lender
• Legal & General ditches Glencore over coal
• Alliance and Witan Trust in £5bn merger
• Nvidia slide shows that investors have no idea how exposed they are to a stock market crash
• This Hargreaves Lansdown bidder’s loan fund is a ‘buy’ for income seekers
• Court Circular
• James Loughran
• Commodore Laurie Hopkins
• Gerhard Aigner
• Fun period drama is not one for prudes or history sticklers

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