The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-10-03

• Holiday freedom as PM slashes the red list
• Everard’s killer had access-all-areas pass to the Commons
• Britain to carry out offensive cyber attacks
• Fuel critically low in the South East
• Homes refusing hydrogen trials may have gas cut off
• Hundreds of car chargers may be in the wrong place
• Camera-shy William channels his grandfathe­r in TV hosting role to promote Earthshot Prize
• Duchess may be subpoenaed in Andrew case
• Camilla lends an ear for reading charity
• Queen recalls ‘happy times with Philip’ for first time since death
• ‘We will call in the Navy if French break the law in fishing row’
• France to squeeze Brussels over stance on NI Protocol
• Tories fall behind as they lose reputation for low taxes
• Green activists to be stopped and searched for glue
• Going for £150k – studio flat smaller than a parking space
• Gove to propose residents as overseers of developmen­ts
• Troubles veteran on trial takes challenge to Europe
• ‘Strategy like Prevent’ needed to counter violence against women
• Less than third of conviction­s for indecent exposure lead to jail time
• ‘The police did nothing because my alleged abuser was an officer’
• £25m fund to make streets safer for women after Everard killing
• Dick accused of ignoring ‘sexist’ messages
• Tennis gets £30m to find next Raducanu
• Why mind music is key to 14-year-old violin prodigy Leia
• The 2,000-year-old airborne disease theory that blinded experts
• Covid testing in chaos after surge in common colds
• Tests telling sufferers if they are infectious to end needless isolation
• Girl, 15, dies from virus on day she was to get vaccine
• Lord’s Taverners counts the cost of losing its Ladies
• Maritime museum casts off slavery gallery as it plans a new direction
• Tea sets linked to colonialis­m, course argues
• Books at home protect children from dementia
• Don’t rub their nose in it, reward dogs to get the best out of them
• Strict drink-fly limits for drones proposed in preparatio­n for online delivery services
• Brown’s sister-in-law who exposed Malaysia scandal fears internatio­nal arrest
• Apple’s privacy switch could shield criminals
• Duterte lines up daughter as he quits politics
• White House campaigns to shield Biden from scrutiny
• How AOC and the firebrand Left are gaining strength
• China flies record number of jets over Taiwan
• Germany’s jet-set kingmaker is last hope for stopping wealth tax
• Israel cracks down on hidden mafia crime wave
• Italy and Croatia fight to the last drop as bubbles fly in prosecco war
• Riot in Ecuador prison sign of cocaine cartels’ growing power
• Golden Globes group increases diversity
• French queen’s love laid bare by revolution­ary technology
• Forget the green pieties: people want work, independen­ce, dignity
• Britons need to keep calm and carry on
• Our proud naval history can unite a divided nation
• The police have to rebuild trust with women
• Government energy policy owes more to virtue-signalling than sense
• Child mental health
• Tories must address cost-of-living crisis
• Why the woke religion is a spin-off from Christiani­ty, minus the mercy and hope
• The time has come to declare an official end to the Covid crisis
• All price controls do the opposite of what they intend. Ministers must let them go
• ‘WHY DID LIFE NOT MEAN LIFE FOR MY SISTER’S MURDERER?’
• Honouring the heroic Spitfires of the Sea
• Britain can be the new leader of the English speaking world
• Who would choose to be a political spouse today?
• Crushes and short shorts -things we did at 21 and still do now
• In 1918, the hunt for the missing began – and it’s not over yet
• A tall tale that puts the Duchess of Sussex’s picture book in the shade
• Cal Revely-Calder
• What the golden boy of Pop Art did next
• Representi­ng Britain: a 65ft-tall tower that writes poetry
• Rainy start with storm path to decide our fate
• The very best of the week ahead

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