The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-09-26

• Johnson demands pay rise for truckers
• Parliament ‘misled’ on net zero target cost
• Navy offers Canada help standing up to Russia and China in the Arctic
• Mother dies while waiting on phone for GP appointmen­t
• Boy, 12, dies in accident at indoor ski centre
• Inquiry launched into four deaths at hospital
• Teesside Airport closed after light aircraft crash
• Memorial for police officer shot in Croydon
• Driving ban handed to drunk e-scooter rider
• TV channels go blank after technical problems
• Sandhurst cadet took her own life after alleged affair
• Drivers asked for dashcam footage
• Connery’s O07 is a real man, says daughter of first Bond girl
• Chamberlai­n film to counter Churchill ‘cult’
• Craig’s advice for young actors? Do any other career but this one
• Blackpool ‘Red Indian’ display faces racism claims
• It’s time to take me seriously as actress, says ‘zany’ Ullman
• BOND GIRLS
• Apocalypse now: race against time to fight off multiple ‘black swan’ events
• Patients face drug shortages and delays to prescripti­ons, pharmacies warn
• Fuel providers ‘profiteeri­ng’ as litre rises 15p in two hours
• Lowest income families to be hit hardest by rising living cost crisis
• Octopus Energy mulls bid for rival Bulb
• Fury at Lancet for ‘bodies with vaginas’ cover
• Make experts on BBC news shows declare their politics, MPs urge
• Would-be lawyer sues judge for ‘not giving him pupillage’
• GB News ad boycott group facing scrutiny by regulator
• Twirls, tears and tension as it all kicks off
• Prosecutor­s ‘letting police take the flak’ for lack of action over M25 protests
• Force’s Instagram account costs £350k
• Shapps urged to scrap low traffic scheme
• Making a meal of it Offenders’ dietary requests
• Queen’s busiest autumn since Diamond Jubilee
• Harry and Meghan get political at New York vax concert
• ‘Rainbow Candy Crush’ kale catches eye of fussier eaters
• John Lewis carpeted for Chelsea logo on fake grass
• Duchess champions the women behind Britain’s stately homes
• Labour MPs sought ‘NHS institutio­nally racist’ ruling
• Intensive players
• Starmer plans tax on private schools
• ‘North of Ireland’ gaffe at conference angers unionists
• Europe flights from £15 tempt the fully-jabbed
• Bonfire nights ditched under passports threat
• Don’t fail the next generation on homes, says Jenrick
• We will oppose Macron’s plan for EU army, says Danish PM
• Tory group in drive to attract more black people to party
• Last laugh may yet belong to Merkel’s chosen heir as he dusts off ‘red broom’
• China frees Canadians as ‘Princess Huawei’ is allowed home by US
• Front runner Scholz seen as a Trojan horse for the hard Left
• Most likely coalition government
• Israel warns Hamas militants ramping up rockets and tunnels
• Tech-savvy young Communists vow to hammer Putin
• Torture video puts brakes on Thai police chief with taste for Ferraris
• Toxic posters stir up anger as San Marino votes on abortion
• Biden’s ancestors were slave owners in 19th century
• HK democracy group disbands under pressure
• Canary Island volcano forces airport closure
• Somalian jihadists kill eight in car bomb attack
• Taliban displays bodies in Herat ‘as a lesson’
• Door under temple ruins opens to quarry bigger than Colosseum
• Green warriors are on a mission to stamp out prosperity as we know it
• Conservati­ves are living on borrowed time
• Kemi is right: colonialis­m is complicate­d
• It’s high time we scrapped the energy price cap
• Voters are paying the price for politician­s’ myopic energy planning
• Banks still using Covid to excuse poor service
• The genius of Aukus
• Oxbridge intoleranc­e
• A shining example to the heritage industry
• Women’s pensions
• Travellers without jabs
• Name that antique
• Cleaned out
• The Conservati­ves must get a grip
• Deep down, President Biden knows that a US-UK trade deal makes perfect sense
• We’re in real trouble when even ‘The Lancet’ is regurgitat­ing woke orthodoxy
• Let’s not squander the chance to build the homes that Britain needs
• Back to the winter of discontent
• One city, two different student experience­s UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
• Oxbridge will carry on being woke
• Linda Evangelist­a and a sad story of chasing beauty
• Once, we ate 6,000 plant species. Now it is only nine
• Can this Euro-mad, jailbird ex-MP help Labour end its losing streak?
• CLOUD CUCKOO LAND
• A very human tragedy, told for the culturally sensitive moment
• Gene Kelly love letter to ballet is enthrallin­g
• Mellow start and midweek dip as autumn advances
• The very best of the week ahead

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