The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-01-30

• PM’s aide watched cricket as Kabul fell
• Treasury told crime agency to ‘butt out’ of Covid fraud inquiry
• Children aged 7 taught that they are not ‘racially innocent’
• Britain ramps up fire power to deter Russian invasion
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• Britain in talks with Australia over reciprocal healthcare
• Four arrests using facial recognitio­n technology
• ‘One in 500,000’ stem cell match saves patient
• Christian electricia­n can sue NHS after ‘gay’ row
• Birdwatch tops a million and it is not finished yet
• Boy, 17, and man stabbed to death in Doncaster
• Man arrested over racial abuse of footballer Cole
• ‘Women are protected in some Muslim countries’
• Two killed as Storm Malik fells trees and rips off roofs
• Welby’s green drive risks freezing out worshipper­s
• Going through hoops
• Poacher to gamekeeper for Ofcom’s top job
• Free in-flight snacks back on BA menu after boss eats humble pie
• Prophet of despair Dostoevsky hits a nerve with readers in ‘irrational, egoistic’ times
• Former BBC engineer sues corporatio­n after repeated exposure to asbestos dust
• Mortgage shock for families as inflation hits 30-year high
• Johnson and Sunak sticking with National Insurance rise
• Plans to regenerate railway stations in 20 towns
• Regional mayor red tape will ‘block’ levelling up
• Johnson’s videograph­er recruited to rival’s cause
• Outside the political bubble
• Truss takes up fight for women in Stem jobs
• Prioritisi­ng pets over interprete­rs was disgusting, say veterans
• It’s a great time to visit, says Ukraine’s tourism board
• OMG! Clips shared of border conflict in ‘first TikTok war’
• Elgin marbles replica made to measure for repatriati­on
• Longbow murder feud skewers ‘Downton Shabby’ revamp
• Surge in deaths as lockdown disrupted NHS
• The party’s over: Virgin tells its air crews to stop mingling, for now
• Child jabs Vaccinatio­n of the vulnerable
• Mitchell joins in with Young’s anti-vaxxer Spotify protest
• We’ll deport you like Novak, Australia warns Kanye West
• Queen cutting ties with Duke of York ‘could be used against him’
• Princess Anne blames travel curbs for decision to skip Olympics
• Family protest at speedboat killer’s memoir on Amazon
• Stars at Beijing Games will be ‘teleported’ to Slough studio
• ‘Privacy’ used to block query over low-traffic zones
• Park is ‘very empty’, says ex-BBC man as Cabbage the collie dies
• Public ‘worried’ trans and women rights are at odds
• Flood of writs forces Natural England to hire more lawyers
• Hard times for antique clocks without experts to repair them
• One way to ‘Fear City’ for travellers daring to use New York subway
• China ‘using Interpol’ to hunt for dissidents
• Angry young men hold aces in S Korea poll
• Every Afghan fears starvation – I have seen nothing like it in 40 years here
• Mattarella stays on as Italy’s president
• Swastikas found at DC’s station
• Portugal heads for hung parliament
• Peru oil spill twice the size thought
• Louvre hunts Nazi-era looted art with Sotheby’s help
• French fries ‘war’ in Japan as McDonald’s cuts portions
• EU-bashing far-Right leaders pledge to join forces
• PM is repeating John Major’s mistakes
• LETTERS to the EDITOR Instead of shaking up the establishm­ent, the Prime Minister has been absorbed by it
• Energy options
• Don’t believe Roman lies about ancient Britons
• Britain steps up for Nato
• Sloane spirit
• Humane fox hunting
• Pressure on GPs
• Alternativ­es to HS2
• Light-blue lingo
• Masks in shops
• Cake and prosecco are not the PM’s real problem. Personal integrity is
• Sadiq Khan’s tax plans are highway robbery for London’s motorists
• Rowling deserves our thanks, not this cancellati­on
• Our problems come from a useless civil service, but we prefer to blame ministers
• Tories can still reverse their ruinous NIC hike
• ‘Jeremy Clarkson is good for farmers – the PM let us down’
• Saint Jacinda has made controllin­g Covid a myopic moral mission, with no end in sight
• BBC must confront its long-held bias against Jews
• Royals of suburbia – inside the new Windsor set
• Stop depicting parenthood as the mother of all problems
• Hong Kong to the UK: now a one-way ticket
• The most chilling weapon of the Cold War: poetry
• So Anne Robinson hates small talk? Me too
• How the 1990s nearly saw the USA and Russia become allies
• Get the brollies and windcheate­rs at the ready
• The very best of the week ahead

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