The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-02-20

• Britain warned of cyber attacks as Russia flexes military might
• NHS Trusts to be paid for clearing pandemic backlog
• Russell Group universiti­es have amassed £2.2bn surplus
• Sex offence claims against the Met Police double in a year
• HMRC ‘unfairly’ raises interest charges on late taxes
• Cabinet outrage leads to U-turn on foie gras import ban
• Swearing parrots back on show after clean-up bid fails
• Soldier invents a way of preventing chronic pain
• Female teacher banned for molesting boy in car
• Pc accused of misconduct will face jury next year
• Bid to preserve rare pine uprooted in storm
• Dead crabs and lobsters prompt Defra inquiry
• Boy, 13, charged with wounding over stabbing
• Your country needs you for the Platinum Jubilee pageant
• Harry will keep UK address to serve Queen
• If music can curb the love of food, play on
• Fake currency can be spotted ‘instinctiv­ely’
• Scramble over border for families in rebel-held areas
• Beware the cronies and yes men whispering war into president’s ear
• Medical aid Europe rallies round Kyiv
• As tension builds, Russia spins stories of a genocide that never happened
• At this time of uncertaint­y, it is vital that British companies improve their cyber resilience
• Energy turmoil More firms poised to go bust
• Impose sanctions now, they won’t help us after Russia attacks, says Ukraine leader
• City will shut out Putin’s allies, vows Johnson
• Fresh storm alerts in wake of Eunice
• Wind farms paid to halve the amount of electricit­y they produce
• The aftermath Trail of destructio­n across Europe
• Jester minute
• Whitehall’s ‘woke’ rules extend to the pub
• Critical panning for Cabaret theatre’s ‘mortifying’ gender neutral lavatories
• Pilot suing MoD for £200,000 claims heavy body armour ruined his private life
• Party is sued by spokesman it sacked over his trans opinions
• ‘Freedom convoy’ in Canada ends in tears from pepper spray
• PM’s partygate file at top of pile as trickiest cases given priority
• No 10 ‘culture clash’ over DIY abortion
• Mass testing in schools causes children untold damage, say MPs
• Hidden depths
• One in 10 dentists pull out of their NHS work
• Diabetic man died on hospital roof after being sent home
• Diane Keaton: the pigeons of London kept my spirits aloft
• Actors hoodwinked in ‘Hollywood con queen’ scam
• Welby tells of self-loathing stemming from depression
• Airbnb rentals ‘tearing the heart out’ of Lake District
• Regular testing key to make rivers safe for swimming, say MPs
• Supermarke­ts’ berries ‘drain national park of its water’
• Ivory trade ban ‘risks treasures being lost’
• Accommodat­ion in crisis
• Shark bite victim’s family pay tribute
• Peru on hook as Chinese trawlers ramp up squid game
• Islamic State bought weapons via firms it created in Turkey
• Twelve missing after ferry blaze in Greece
• Epstein friend found dead in French jail
• This is your stop, homeless told in push to clean up New York subway
• Trump and rival DeSantis go head to head at GOP jamboree
• US navy spy wife’s peanut butter sandwich ruse came unstuck
• Dozens of children among dead as Brazil flood toll rises to 138
• Hunting curbs eased to halt pigs plaguing San Francisco
• The West has been too slow to confront tyrants
• Still scared of Covid
• Financial education
• How one town prevented rainfall from overwhelmi­ng its sewage system
• Dogs in offices
• Defending the Britons
• The mystery of the missing Dorset knobs
• Storms in the North
• Police efficiency
• Land of solar panels
• A smaller state?
• We’re not fighting a new Cold War but old-fashioned Russian imperialis­m
• The economic case for Scottish independen­ce has collapsed completely
• Driveways are suburbia’s last line of defence
• Education bureaucrat­s don’t value independen­t thinking
• The woke onslaught is demoralisi­ng the Anglospher­e just when it needs its confidence
• HOW WE SHOULD HAVE RESPONDED IN 2020
• The year the world went mad – and what we did wrong
• My ‘debate’ with Extinction Rebellion confirmed all my worst fears about this eco doom cult
• It’s absurd to claim women aren’t taken seriously
• The rise of the ‘Walter Mitty millionair­e’ TV genre
• ‘Cancel culture? At least we’re not the National Trust’
• The Medieval masterpiec­es we will never be able to read
• A reluctant warrior whose reputation cannot be saved
• A fierce and funny broadside against eugenics and its admirers
• The worst is over but the wind will keep us in its grip
• The very best of the week ahead
• Film choice

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