The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-02-07

• Vaccines at work for under-50s from spring
• PM won’t let EU push us around, says law chief
• £5bn to ease cladding crisis
• Ditch jargon to save the planet, Prince urges
• Abolish National Insurance to benefit small businesses, workers and the economy
• Don’t target directors, Tories tell Kwarteng
• Shadow chancellor urges Sunak not to increase taxes
• Drifting snow ‘may ground ambulances’ in South East
• Radio 2 is ‘turning into a hen party’ on air
• CGI wizardry to bring poet John Keats back to life after 200 years
• Gainsborou­gh prints were work of assistant, museums are told
• … and now I’m finished, says Mastermind’s Humphrys
• Billy Bunter can do children a fat lot of good, says professor
• ‘I’ll tell my little girl I changed the law to get time with her’
• Ross branded ‘SNP-lite’ for voting against Government in Commons
• Fijian Army veterans deserve to settle in UK, insists MP
• Tory rebels press for courts’ role in trade link to genocide
• Younger generation can change tide on environmen­t, says Duke
• £300k beach huts wrecked by arsonists at beauty spot
• Queen under pressure to stop grouse shoots on royal estates
• Booster shots backlog could put over-50s target at risk
• Communitie­s fight back against the stubborn spread of anti-vaxx lies
• Long summer term at private schools
• Teachers jumping the vaccine queue, says former minister
• Hotel quarantine laws must have sunset clause, say travel groups
• Ministers back ‘targeted’ vaccine passport
• ‘DNA-harvesting’ Chinese firm supplies Covid-19 testing for UK
• Armed Forces underused during rollout
• Historic England lists villages’ ties to slavery
• Councils told to consult more before imposing green road plans
• Low traffic neighbourh­oods ‘are delaying ambulances’
• Smart motorway deaths not driver’s fault, says witness
• National Trust history review ‘is about facts, not patriotism’
• Eton’s ‘soul is at threat’, claims master in free speech furore
• ‘Howling’ RAF planes send noise complaints rocketing
• Carver draws on the past to get Cutty Sark figurehead shipshape
• UK considers backing Brazil oil before fossil fuel ban
• ‘Erratic’ Trump out of US intelligen­ce loop
• Publicity machine surroundin­g Assange sex abuse accuser ‘extremely worrying’
• Navratilov­a leads athletes’ challenge to Biden’s transgende­r policy
• ICC inquiry anti-Semitic, says Netanyahu
• China probe puts Mars in picture as Red Planet race hots up
• Web blackout fails to silence Myanmar protesters
• ‘A smirking sociopath’: coup general is convinced he was born to rule
• Kashmiris celebrate end to 18-month ‘digital apartheid’ blackout
• Oscar contender banned in Pakistani film director’s home country
• The public deserves to know what victory over the virus will look like
• Spare me celebritie­s’ dumbed-down documentar­ies
• Unemployme­nt must be treated as an emergency
• History shows Johnson how to save the Union
• The NHS needs bigger and bolder reforms
• Stories to be proud of from the frontline of the vaccinatio­n programme
• It will take more than flags to mask Labour’s deep-rooted aversion to British patriotism
• The poisonous, empathy-free lockdown debate shames our national discourse
• Treating directors like potential criminals would threaten recovery
• Hypocritic­al Brussels can no longer claim the right to meddle in Northern Ireland
• Uncovering the truth about the Anglo-Saxon ‘Dark Ages’
• FOUR MORE TREASURES STILL TO BE UNEARTHED
• Paul CLEMENTS
• Jess PHILLIPS
• Anna PASTERNAK
• Zoe STRIMPEL
• Behind the scenes at the vaccine front line
• WHICH ‘VACC PACK’ TRIBE ARE YOU IN?
• ‘I’ve lost 6 1/2 stone in a year’
• Keir is proof that men are masters of melodrama
• The strange hunt for Hitler’s horses needs no added melodrama
• Francesca Carington
• Why Ovid still has the power to transform
• Stoke the fire and keep the Beast from your door
• The very best of the week ahead

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