The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-05-29

• Pounds and ounces are back in time for jubilee
• Driving tests grind to a halt until next year
• Rail chief at home three days a week
• Telling colleagues to smile is more likely to just annoy them
• Police recognise 67 gender identifica­tions
• A smile of relief that crowned Her Majesty’s biggest day
• Last-ditch effort to ensure flowers at the Tower bloom for jubilee
• Royal approval for Balding with birthday honours CBE
• Queen to take Trooping salute from palace
• Helicopter money is one thing but we need an economic strategy to steady the ship in storms
• EU threat to block free port tax breaks amid ‘two-tier’ concerns
• Low vote turnout fuels hopes that strike will not cripple railways
• Chancellor warned of harm imposed by online sales tax
• Northern Ireland hit by EU gene-edited crops ban
• Universiti­es decolonisi­ng courses ‘to meet racial equality charter’
• Oxbridge must not be biased against private schools, says minister
• Girls in the pink as rules on uniform are relaxed
• Truss goes into battle for ‘anti-woke’ watchdog
• Astra jab may heighten risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome
• Monkeypox warning for ‘supersprea­der’ summer music festivals
• Family of robotic snakes to fix nuclear fusion reactors
• Private sector care ‘unused as NHS waiting lists grow’
• Bird flu could prove a killer blow to third of shoots
• It’s nothing to be hung up about if your partner’s glued to their phone
• Secret role of wartime spy in daring rescue of 105 PoWs revealed
• Welby: Church is not without sin and we shouldn’t scold politician­s
• Cannes row as director blames police for street racing deaths
• Cambodia urges British Museum to let it search for ‘stolen’ treasures
• Crypto enthusiast­s club together for tips on how they can cash in
• Jacqueline Wilson: My mother kept a gun under her pillow
• Car-free high street turned into ‘ghost town’
• RAF and Royal Navy to provide terror security at World Cup
• The NRA sets up shop with big sell to a new type of gun owner
• Just as Hitler left Europe divided on how to act, so does Putin
• Chechen men flee over mass mobilisati­on fears
• Russian army takes rail hub that unlocks the Donbas
• Eastern Europe destroys symbols of Soviet rule
• PM ‘working intensivel­y to prevent world food crisis’
• I would defy Putin again, says Russia’s most hated woman
• Iranians show their fury at ‘corruption’ of Revolution­ary Guard
• Israel will take in 100,000 Ukrainian Jews, says refugees minister
• Imperial strikes back
• Why is this Government so afraid of basic Tory economics?
• Subscripti­on BBC
• The anti-growth lobby sees humanity as a threat to survival
• Partygate is really about leadership, lies and the death of trust
• Don’t hand rail back to a Fat Controller
• The Tories have almost wholly given up on conservati­ve principles. What a tragic waste
• The British didn’t plunder antiquitie­s: they saved them
• The Police Race Action Plan is really about injecting far-Left theory into policing
• The UN’s elevation of North Korea is a sick joke
• ‘We did consider a Queen hologram for a moment’
• The moment in a coronation you won’t see on TV
• ‘Why do we allow ourselves to be bullied by these clapped-out Chinese tyrants?’
• Race to shake off the rain before jubilee weekend
• The very best of the week ahead

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