The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-08-15

• Jabbed Carrie says no risk to expectant mothers
• ‘Force gun owners to face online hate trawl’
• UK rush to evacuate envoy from Kabul before Taliban arrive
• Ministers to lose cash under lobbying curbs
• MPs to hit HS2 brakes as petition triggers debate
• Record 592 migrants cross in a day as Eritrean, 27, dies
• Indian player fields wrong kind of corkers at Lord’s
• Andrew faces new fight over Epstein emails
• Arrogant prince is already a big loser no matter what happens in court
• How Charles I tried to save his neck with a new parliament
• Run of royal gaffes grist to the mill for Windsors show
• Bizarre online world of incel women-haters hails a ‘saint’
• Traumatise­d family of killer grieving for all victims’ as inquiry into return of gun licence is launched
• Gunman harassed girl online before attack
• ‘This day was our 9/11’ – pillar of community expresses a city’s pain
• CCTV shows Plymouth gunman on prowl
• Heritage sites under threat from extreme weather and flood events
• Offshore wind farms could make hydrogen
• Prime Minister ‘should order’ Sharma to ditch diesel for electric car within a month
• Firms claimed furlough grants while donating to Labour party
• End of virus restrictio­ns sees househunte­rs pick London
• Students must wear masks in class at most top universiti­es
• Greece says its marbles are not safe in leaky British Museum
• Lockdown saw 70pc increase in reports of ‘illegal’ tree felling
• Cameron email courted NHS for Greensill
• Geronimo’s allies digging in as they head back to farm
• Clever swine show empathy in great escape
• Sale of bluefin tuna allowed after 70 year ban is lifted
• Panic grips Kabul as the displaced seek refuge and wealthy head to the airport
• Afghans with scholarshi­ps to study in Britain turned away
• White House tells embassy staff to burn files in diplomatic retreat
• Taliban success on the battlefiel­d has been won with the support of its regional allies
• Dusting off ageing warlords is president’s last fling of the dice
• More than 200 dead in Haiti after major earthquake
• Europe’s hottest spot left reeling as Lucifer transforms sleepy town into hell on Earth
• Sharp focus of priest on decades long quest to heal wartime wounds
• Britain must break with the past and open up the life of the mind to all
• The delta variant has wrecked the case for zero Covid
• We have not betrayed the Afghan people
• Lifelong Conservati­ves who no longer recognise their own party
• Murky business
• The myth that pensioners always had it good
• Spare the young any more disruption
• Middle-class millennial drug users must face up to the violence they are fuelling
• From exams to taxes, this pushover government is merely storing up problems
• Divisive Macron risks becoming the president who blew up France
• The collapse of the USSR 30 years ago was a victory for nationhood over tyranny
• The terrifying world of women haters
• Can you live a life without statins? This cardiologi­st says you can
• Tracing the children of 9/11 two decades on
• Led astray: the truth about unscrupulo­us dog walkers
• NYC’s blistering heat makes me appreciate damp British summers
• Little to worry Sir Keir in this unauthoris­ed biography
• THE SWEETNESS OF WATER
• Bach again? The oddly divisive art of the encore
• The great TV detective show rescued from obscurity
• Summer comes back into view as temperatur­es rise
• The very best of the week ahead

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