The Mail on Sunday - 2022-02-20

• MINISTERS HUNT FOR NICK CLEGG FACEBOOK ‘SPIES’
• Three great exclusives that prove the MoS is always first with Royal scoops
• Freedom Day beckons as Boris gets ready to lift Covid restrictio­ns
• UK FORECAST
• WEATHER WATCH
• Those are big boots for a Little Woman, Florence!
• Men get a raw deal in divorce... say women
• Truss: If we don’t stop Putin now he’ll wage war on more countries
• Ulster deal ‘killed off’ fuel VAT cut
• NEW WHITEHALL UNIT IS SET UP TO EXPOSE KREMLIN FAKE NEWS
• Crying out for cash... but NHS still finds thousands for LGBT rainbow crossings
• Mirren at 76: I still feel I’ll be found out
• FREE SPEECH STUDENT IN CANCEL FEAR
• Hypocrisy as sons sent to top private school
• From political ruin to fabulous riches in 5 years
• I have been cancelled by Silicon Valley – YOU could be next
• Holidaymak­ers facing 25% hike in air fares as cost of jet fuel soars
• Nine million set to be hit by Rishi’s £40billion stealth tax bombshell
• NHS probe as patients see their data leaked
• NHS dentists at lowest level for decade as 1,000 quit in a year
• Spotted! Giggling ‘Lady Sybil’ in an H&M dress made of recycled polyester
• Epstein’s pimp found hanged
• Kicking back with Ghislaine and Jeffrey... the modelling agent, 76, who faced rape trial
• Birthday snub as Royals fail to send Duke public greeting
• Prince’s ex sought ‘dirt’ about Virginia
• Off to the gym, schizophre­nic who used a screwdrive­r to kill expectant mum the last time he was let out alone
• Why do medics treat public safety as only a secondary concern?
• Duke expected to miss Philip memorial
• After Eunice’s 122mph winds, a blast of snow – and now the threat of f loods
• Cintia the horse in miracle escape
• But what a day for wind farms!
• Herculean test of loyalty for ex-valet who could hold Prince’s fate in his hands
• Charles ‘outraged’ by offer of knighthood to Saudi tycoon
• They’re called medals, chaps!
• Canada clears truck blockade
• This Is Going To Hurt writer in warning to mums-to-be
• Putin watches as his troops fire nuclear-capable missiles
• Careless TikTok costs lives, new posters warn
• The hole blown through teddy bear wallpaper that could be the pretext for war in Ukraine
• The viewers just didn’t like him, say ITV as they hit back at Eamonn’s ‘sly’ slur
• Dua Lipa kisses goodbye to team behind her global fame ‘in row over money’
• Reprieve for foie gras and fur as Downing St plots ‘anti-woke reset’
• Zahawi: Schools shouldn’t ban meat
• Breakfast At Tiffany’s censorship claims as Channel 5 axes Mickey Rooney’s Mr Yunioshi
• I want my life back – but we do need some Covid rules
• I do love to be beside a seaside that’s free
• Insta fakes make it Insta rich
• Clegg knows why we must tame Big Tech
• More may die if dangerous patients are free to stroll our streets
• The neat way to cure writer’s block
• Cheeky compliment that left me chuffed
• The pursuit of relevance is the bane of modern Royalty...
• All dolled up! Millie Bobby’s Barbie look as she turns 18
• Pizza Express wants more of our dough!
• Granny gets her gun – from a bunch of shameless neo-Nazis
• Elementary lesson from the Post Office scandal
• Tindall got 50ft pool permission as his f irm claimed furlough cash
• Met chiefs in anti-Muslim race storm over off icers’ prayer break
• Are you really telling me this burly swimmer is in a fair race?
• SUPERMARKE­T SWEEP... ON ME
• Piers is irreplacea­ble, GMB admits ( just don’t tell him!)
• Fugitive’s wife found stabbed in camper van
• We’re just so proud of him, says Kinnock as grandchild swaps gender
• Minister’s twin brother: Tory Party is complicit in hatred of gay people
• Will fear of falling off the wagon stop Kate Moss rushing to aid of her drug addict little sister?
• Farmers set for Brexit dividend as Ministers foot bill for vet visits
• QUOTES of the week
• The ‘Nazi gas chambers’ in metaverse game played by children as young as seven
• Holly goes the full Gwynnie as she hires crystal-healing ‘energy editor’
• Do your bit for birth control, chaps... have the snip, says Carrie’s chum
• It’s manifestly over for Roxie
• Incredible! Di’s twin nieces take New York
• Kylie ‘pivots’ her love life
• Amber Le Bon
• James’s Cubism square-up
• Sam’s a role-model mother
• Everyone’s talking about... Michelin stars
• Deaths of lung-swap women linked to bug outbreak at Papworth
• Now Brooklyn looks to Vogue for a big break
• Get set, go! Coe steps out with new love
• How I finally cured my sleeping pill addiction at a £56,000-a-week rehab clinic loved by royals and world leaders
• A fox-killing lawyer, his bombastic claims – and the grotesque indulgence that is clogging our courts
• By PROFESSOR ANGELA GALLOP How fluff in a trouser turn-up or cotton fibre on a shoe strap can crack even the trickiest murder cases
• Welby: God saved me from self-hatred
• Seconds out ... now for a round of Labour cronyism
• Ronnie Kray tried to break the Yorkshire Ripper out of Broadmoor
• So what attracted actress who played Britney Spears to £172bn Elon Musk?
• NEXT WEEK’S NEWS...TODAY!
• Will thousands go blind before they get to see an eye doctor?
• Should school kids get jab, and is there a worse variant on the way?
• IT WAS BLURRY, LIKE LOOKING THROUGH A SET OF NET CURTAINS
• YOUR AMAZING BODY
• Heart lifestyle advice lacking
• WEIRD SCIENCE You can go blind… with perfect eyes
• Lockdown hit young women the hardest
• ‘Game-changing’ jab set to prevent agony of shingles
• How deadly heart arrythmia could be cured – by blast of radiothera­py meant for cancer
• WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE . . .
• Why drinking milk will help to keep you smiling
• Flossing DOES work, but only if you do it properly
• Timing is crucial for mouthwash
• I’ve felt dizzy for over three years. Is it Lyme disease?
• DON’T IGNORE THE BREAST CANCER IN YOUR FAMILY
• Take your statins...they work
• Nostalgia game prices soar - even flops
• Asia fund finds the best ideas – then bets big
• ALERT! How nuclear waste can make you richer
• Battery tip charges ahead
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• Looking for income? Go under ground – as metal miners pay dividends
• WHERE DO YOU BEGIN WITH THE BIG YIN?
• Racism so revolting that even faux-naive Louis lost his cool
• DAVID MELLOR CLASSICAL
• TVON DEMAND We dig out the
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• Why is there such a buzz about..?
• DRAMA BLACKOUT
• Barking or charming? A bit of both
• ROBERT GORE-LANGTON
• STILL THE RULERS OF THEIR WORLD
• Imagine if the chap running your creative writing circle was spying on you for the secret police...
• Run And Hide
• The Family Chao
• Black Cake
• ONE IN THE EYE FOR 1066 AND ALL THAT
• If Not For You
• Louis Theroux’s Forbidden America
• The Archbishop Interviews
• Call The Midwife BBC1, 8pm
• Jane McDonald: My Yorkshire
• Live Super Sunday
• Dance Passion 2022
• The Silence Of The Lambs
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 972
• NOW THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO ENTER
• BARE BONES
• QUICK SUDOKU
• BRAIN TRAIN
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• BATTLESHIP­S
• BULL’S EYE
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE
• THE PAGE’S QUICK CLUES
• Terms and Conditions:
• PRIZE CROSSWORD FEBRUARY 13 SOLUTIONS, NO 2048
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE
• Moors Murders: The Witness
• Just A Minute Radio 4, 6.30pm
• Rise Of The Nazis: Dictators At War
• Imagine: Wayne McGregor – Dancing On The Edge
• The Real Dirty Dancing
• DRAMA Chloe BBC1, 9pm
• Dial M For Murder
• Kate Garraway: Caring For Derek
• Women In Stitches: The Making Of The Bayeux Tapestry
• This Is Going To Hurt
• Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond The Lobby
• Live Uefa Champions League
• Rigs Of Nigg BBC4, 9pm
• Captain Fantastic
• Yorkshire Ripper: The Secret Murders
• Chris Neill: Raging Enigma
• Mission: Joy – Finding Happiness In Troubled Times
• Today At The Caravan Show
• We Are Black And British BBC2, 9pm
• BlacKkKlan­sman
• Billy Connolly Does...
• Drama: Faith, Hope And Glory
• Extraordin­ary Escapes With Sandi Toksvig
• Resident Alien
• The Big Freeze: Winter ’63
• Live Uefa Europa League
• Kes (1969) Talking Pictures TV, 9pm
• Death In Paradise
• Ken Bruce Radio 2, 9.30am
• George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces
• Inside Culture With Mary Beard
• The Great Songwriter­s
• Unreported World Channel 4, 7.30pm
• A Vigilante (2018) Film4, 9pm
• Bruce Springstee­n Night
• Drama: A Leap In The Dark
• The Promise
• Tony Robinson’s History Of Britain
• Live Premier League
• Casualty BBC1, 8.40pm & 9.20pm
• Knives Out (2019) Channel 4, 9pm
• Olympic pull of the dynamite Dolomites
• James Litston The sparkling side of the Prosecco Road
• Celebrate 1,000 years of Royal history with the Mail’s Robert Hardman
• WHAT’S INCLUDED
• MEET OUR SPECIAL GUEST
• Get your kicks…on a US fly-drive trip
• Classic...with a touch of Jurassic
• Give your dog wood some bite
• GARDEN GURU
• FIVE PLANTS TO CUT BACK
• Monzo founder tells of a picky investor...
• Why the US is still a safe haven
• Former HBOS exec to lead new probe into fraud...at HBOS
• Vodafone plans to move jobs overseas
• Banks warn card rules to hit online shopping
• City law firms fear sanctions on Russia
• Cut tax – or Arm won’t be last to eye US float, warns Rolet
• British Gas owner may ditch the divi yet again
• Metro Bank hunts for credit card deal
• CHRISTIAN HORNER, 48: REAL BOY RACER
• I’m driving investment and jobs to UK with new factory for race engines
• Will thousands of families who bought prepaid funeral plans for peace of mind be told they’ve been CANCELLED?
• How safe is your policy? What the firms say
• NS&I leads ...now rest must follow on savings
• SCRAP METAL IN CRIMINALS’ SIGHTS
• Now thieves have a new target – your car’s charger cable
• I was so skint at Chelsea I nicked a knife and fork from Pizza Hut
• Last chance to file tax on time
• Get our free retirement guide
• Elderly stung by travel cover that costs NINE TIMES more
• SIX-FIGURE COST IF YOU HAVE A SKIING INJURY
• Grocer delivers a refund – ten months too late
• Don’t bet on seeing cash handed to gambling firm
• Let us decide when it’s time to ditch masks
• Courage of wonder wife Kate
• Shame of miserly state pension rise
• Show some tact, Charles
• Vincent would see the joke
• Major’s rights
• Join the war on woke
• Thrill of a no-frills wedding
• PRIZE LETTER
• Records for Keely and Eilish
• RUGBY LEAGUE
• Irish raiders threaten to storm Cheltenham
• LEAGUE TWO
• LEAGUE ONE SUNDERLAND 1 MK DONS 2
• ‘Toxic’ Mickelson to face music over Saudi fiasco
• Faletau makes case for Six Nations call
• The fire is still BURNING inside – I’m determined to make the next World Cup
• Not even one Wales player would make England’s XV
• ‘Give rugby a half-time show’
• REBORN IN THE USA
• INCE THE GUV’NOR
• Rodgers stays calm as pressure mounts
• I’m playing with Romeo Beckham – it makes me feel my age!
• I can stand this all day
• Bielsa would be missed
• Sorry, Ralf, but basics are wrong
• Bielsa: I’m always under scrutiny
• So, has German impoved United?
• TOFFEE PUDDINGS
• Hodgson piles misery on old ally Gerrard
• Hasenhuttl salutes ‘perfect sub’ Long
• Wout a beast
• Potter: Player spat sums us up
• WORLD CHAMPIONS FALL BACK TO EARTH
• Tuchel blames display on jet lag
• MIGHTY MO’S MILESTONE
• Gunning for a top-four spot
• Klopp: His goal record is insane
• SPURS SING TO CONTE’S TUNE
• Title race could now go down to wire
• Hammers pay price for rare Rice slip-up
• Beauchamp dies at 50
• THIS IS WHAT £150M BUYS YOU, PEP!
• Gundogan: We gave it away far too easily
• YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND IN ME!
• RACE WIDE OPEN
• Kilty: I’ll never forgive Ujah for failing drug test

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