The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-05-22

• Have a butcher’s at this ... a cameo for the heir in Albert Square
• Tories in threat to torpedo unions
• Windfall tax on energy giants will not tackle cost of living crisis, ministers warn Sunak
• Labor’s Albanese vows to end ‘climate wars’ after defeating Morrison in Australian poll
• Civil servants ‘erasing women from new laws’
• Lebedev Sr sanctions put fresh pressure on PM
• Wind farm ‘loophole’ could add £300 to household bills
• ‘Acts of evil’ prompt Zahawi to shake up child social care
• Burton’s Witness return ‘wonderful’, says Fox
• Boy who lost finger as he fled bullies given £40k
• Hatred will not win, says PM on bomb anniversar­y
• Migrants ask to return home over Rwanda fears
• Thirty dead guinea pigs found in woods ‘grave’
• Suicide student’s family criticises university
• Flying high
• Generation­s of stars join Jubilee pageant
• Duke of York is on Garter Day guest list
• Stand collapses during Trooping the Colour
• Bank reviews staff salaries as it tells public to avoid pay rises
• All-female Tory shortlist for by-election
• PM ‘wants No10 party photos published’
• Digging deep
• Three-month-old children ‘racially biased’
• NUS leader defends student who called Jewish academic a racist
• ‘Arrogant’ doctor left baby brain damaged then fled UK
• Protesters who target oil refineries to face year in prison
• Evening, all! Police force reopens front desks to the public
• Smart motorway safety fears ‘were ignored’
• Bailiffs charge family £300 after LTN fine address mix-up
• Dossier highlights Excerpts from the classified documents
• Little loco
• MI5 ‘tried to lure informant with free luxury spa day worth £200’
• Villagers’ fury over ‘carve-up’ of beauty spot
• This outrageous comedy prompted walkouts, a mark of a Cannes classic
• Hundreds lose savings in card reader fraud
• Greens see red over Cruise’s helicopter mission in Cannes
• Olivier-like Fiennes is last of the great heroic actors, says Hare
• Wild mammals sacrificed to save Falkland island’s birds
• Go green if you are going for gold, Chelsea tells gardeners
• Company cracks code to grow human cells
• Top scientists raised concerns over monkeypox three years ago
• Children under more pressure than ever, say grandparen­ts
• Lockdowns could have been avoided, says Jeremy Hunt
• Scholz’s popularity sinks over handling of Ukraine invasion
• ‘TikTok’ Chechen troops are ridiculed
• Somaliland ‘marches towards starvation’ as world’s food supplies are weaponised
• Russia targets Western arms supplies bound for Donbas
• Ukraine has dug deep in the Donbas mud but both sides may be stuck
• Moldova ‘does not want weapons’
• Netanyahu eyes comeback as ‘whining’ rival’s coalition loses power
• Female TV presenters defy Taliban order to cover faces
• US army flies baby formula in from Europe amid shortage
• ‘My Iranian captors were like Johnny English’
• ‘This is a bonus life I’m living. I’m in borrowed heaven,’ says Karachi plane crash survivor
• Morrison’s defeat is a warning for the Tories
• Windfall tax is short-sighted
• The NHS is not beyond reform – but it needs to be taken out of politics
• The librettist’s lot
• Don’t lose the shoes
• Hedgehog helper
• Persecutio­n in Qatar
• Brighter prospects for retired police dogs
• The force of poetry
• Walford gets a royal visit
• Failed traffic scheme
• Wines of Wales
• Exams still online
• Work-shy Britain is in the throes of an existentia­l crisis
• The Protocol is not set in stone – what we need is compromise
• Ukraine shows the future of modern warfare
• Feeding the world was made possible by genetic science – we cannot stop now
• Boris Johnson must heed this lesson from Australia
• ‘Britain’s strictest headmistre­ss’ is transformi­ng lives by defying the educationa­l blob
• How Putin’s catastroph­ic war exposed Russia as a third-rate power
• ‘Food prices will never drop back down again’
• The budget-but-luxe option: ASDA Extra Special 12 Macaron Selection, £3
• The budget-but-luxe option: Hand-Prepared Whole Seabass, 350g, £4.50 (currently 3 for £10)
• Sturgeon’s delusional foreign policy is a masterpiec­e of contradict­ion
• My plan for slimming down the bloated House of Lords
• HOW CBTI WORKS
• ‘Putin is the Hitler of the 21st century’
• ‘Fame was often more terrifying than exciting’
• How I tamed the fear that might have split my mind
• Did the Battle of Midway decide the Second World War?
• Jeremy Hunt reveals the haircut that cost the country £10 billion
• Fiction Cal Revely-Calder
• From dramatic extremes to dull skies and showers
• The very best of the week ahead
• Drama on 3: The Hummingbir­d
• Drama: In Diamond Square
• Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (2017)
• Coco (2017)
• Horror Express (1972)

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