The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-01-10

• Queen and Duke receive vaccinatio­ns
• Police to issue fines after one warning
• Collapse in cancer treatment as coronaviru­s overwhelms hospitals
• Trump ‘goes ballistic’ at Twitter expulsion
• ‘Operation Bleach’ to scrub EU from the statute book
• Don’t hit families with tax hike, says Starmer
• UK cannot take back control of waters from supertrawl­ers
• Is author’s £10,000 letter a Dickens of a forgery?
• Jones hits false note with Jehovah’s Witnesses
• Sussexes will not return to social media after online ‘hate’ ordeal
• Friends stole Mr Bean’s Christmas turkey routine, claims Curtis
• NHS brought to brink as it faces up to ‘toughest time in living memory’
• Sorely-tested health service is battling to hold things together
• Tougher policing of lockdown rules ‘will hit public support’
• PM pledges to open 50 more centres for vaccines
• Waste not, want not How we made use of leftover vaccine
• Retired doctors must still fill in 15 forms before being able to help
• Army stands by to help NHS deliver to flooded areas
• Government failing to keep track of vaccinatio­n refusals
• Carrie’s mother joins the Downing Street family bubble
• Vaccines partly funded by UK taxpayer will be exported to EU
• It’s not a race, say countries competing to deliver jabs
• Two tests a week for key staff who cannot work from home
• Older women missing cut-off age for IVF
• Spain care homes trial to hear from families
• School truancy rates may have doubled as Covid clouds crisis
• ‘Moonshot’ tests that missed half of infections cost £75m to fly in
• Teachers no more likely to catch virus than other adults, says study
• Coronaviru­s unlikely to give cold symptoms, say scientists
• Military courts ‘failing sex abuse victims’
• It is time to relieve Armed Forces from handling these serious crimes
• ‘It’s like their own internal kangaroo court’
• National Trust invited children to lecture staff on colonialis­m
• Oxford college defies call to take down library’s slave owner statue
• Council ‘filling cash shortfall’ by closing roads and fining drivers
• Aid charities’ sex abuse is on scale of churches, MP warns
• 62 feared dead as jet crashes off Indonesia
• QAnon ‘shaman’ and lectern taker charged
• Impeachmen­t trial may start hour into Biden era
• Twitter’s job is not to silence undesirabl­e world leaders
• Getting rid of a president How impeachmen­t works
• Battle for the soul of Republican Party may be a long and bloody one
• Police may have colluded with Capitol rioters, claim Democrats
• The Republican­s are paying the price for supporting a demagogue
• Bio-Britain is leading the world in the science of Covid
• France’s vaccine chaos will come back to jab Macron where it hurts
• Police must wield power responsibl­y
• A tale from the vaccinatio­n centre to give hope for the months ahead
• Republican reset
• Humane dying laws
• Why supermarke­ts spurn the tastiest apples
• Trump’s legacy
• Donald Trump is guilty of treason: political violence in a democracy is never justifiabl­e
• We must treat the roll-out of the vaccines as a military operation: delays are not an option
• Scruton would have helped us to find meaning in this rudderless world
• Why are so many schools so poor at providing proper, rigorous online teaching?
• The long history of conspiracy theories
• Help, how do I motivate my teen triplets?
• FEEL WITH, RATHER THAN DEAL WITH, THEIR PROBLEMS
• The millionair­e monk who’s bringing meditation to Netflix
• ‘Michael was like an uncle to me… he never forgot his roots’
• Woke period dramas are dangerous as well as daft
• Israel has made the vaccine a military operation – so should we
• The CIA chief who learnt from Philby’s betrayal
• Novel of the week Francesca Carington
• Don’t mourn the death of the album just yet
• Orwell’s out of copyright – and now the fun begins
• Change is afoot with milder days ahead next week

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