The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-06-20

• Hancock kept PM in dark over jabs success
• Our voters want return to fiscal discipline, says beaten Tory
• Judges may be freed from European rights rulings
• GB News boycott ‘a threat to democracy’
• Peter Fleet:
• PM’s vow to veterans was a lie, says Mercer
• Thanks for the help Boris – business can take it from here
• James Frayne:
• Wilfred set for a Boris bike... just like Dad’s
• Pope elevates Schuman, ‘heroic’ founding father of the EU, to fast track for sainthood
• Having a blast at the seaside: illegal beach campers face rude awakening by air horn
• Nostalgia drives passion for much-maligned motors of yesterday
• Hospital figures hint that third wave is receding
• Nice day for a wild wedding – law to permit outdoor ceremonies
• Garden owners want to stay on furlough, warns Leadsom
• Asthma inhalers ‘speed Covid recovery by three days’
• Patients sent to A&E by NHS 111 ‘do not need emergency aid’
• Angry tenors deny they are more likely to spread virus
• We can choose to shoot for the Moon again and protect the world from all future pandemics
• ‘The virus of wokeism is already incubating in UK’
• Patel scraps unconsciou­s bias training for Border Force staff
• Head girls renamed for being ‘too binary’
• Wrong cause of death ‘given in a fifth of post mortem reports’
• The beat goes on – but driven by an algorithm
• Fans ‘split’ with station over AI song selection
• Queen savours success of homegrown winner 500 miles from Ascot
• Bercow joins Labour with attack on Johnson
• Chinese-made CCTV equipment reviewed over security concerns
• Council has ‘moral duty to refund illegal LTN fines’
• ‘Trans widows’ fears if spousal permission is waived
• Hopes of first gay romance in Pixar film dashed by director
• Police investigat­e ‘hate speech’ at pro-Palestinia­n rally
• Thundersto­rms bring flooding in South with more rain likely
• Pupils taught ‘lighter’ version of Holocaust at younger age
• Beekeepers seek clampdown amid fears African beetles arrive in UK via Northern Ireland
• Walrus taken to tusk for puncturing dinghies
• Secret persona cuts both ways as Banksy fails to copyright works
• Le Pen claims to be detoxifyin­g the French far-Right
• Hardline cleric elected as Iranian president
• Bullied ‘Fatty’ turns into the swan of Italian neo-fascism with eyes for the country’s top job
• Pressure on Biden grows as plans fail to come to fruition
• Mystery syndicate in poor US mining town strikes it lucky
• Amsterdam undergoes that sinking feeling
• Man jailed under archaic rules for not paying his TV licence fee becomes poster boy in Germany
• The new far-Left revolution­aries want to extinguish free expression itself
• ‘Retain and explain’ is a woke trap to rewrite history
• DUP’s implosion is an opportunit­y for Unionism
• The Tories have misjudged the mood in their southern heartlands
• Iran’s tragic truth
• Birds aflutter with the sound of chamber music
• Endless lockdown
• NI border solutions
• Britain still needs more houses
• Religious education is now a Trojan horse for teaching woke theory as fact
• Biden is getting a free ride for behaviour that would have seen Trump denounced
• Why would any conservati­ve vote for this soft-Left, eco-extremist bunch of statists?
• Karen HOCKNEY
• Zoe STRIMPEL
• Claire ALLFREE
• Philip JOHNSTON
• Was John Birt the architect of the BBC’s disgrace?
• ‘People are desperate to get back to the office’
• FOMO is back, but I just need TOMO* (time on my own)
• Who needs humans? Dogs fulfil all functions
• Novel of the week Francesca Carington
• Admit everything! How to make a Hollywood apology
• Damper, cooler spell leads up to a warmer weekend
• The very best of the week ahead

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