The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-06-05

• ‘Mummy, you laugh and cry with us, you’ve been there for us... thank you’
• Queen’s teatime treat for the nation
• Cambridges hit right note as they get the Cardiff party started
• ‘A special surprise’ Duchess adds cheer at children’s hospital
• Queen on sofa in her ‘comfy clothes’ as star jockeys pay tribute at Epsom
• Celebratio­ns come with a twist to get into the swing
• ‘She makes you feel like you’re the most important person’
• Crowds’ enthusiasm undimmed after days on Mall in flimsy tents
• Pageant master ready to deliver fitting grand finale
• NHS workers allowed private care funded by the taxpayer
• General who led Iraq invasion runs rule over health service in war on waste and wokery
• Johnson will overrule Protocol with law aimed at averting Tory rebellion
• Wind farms may be exempt from energy tax
• Families ‘stuck in digital slow lane’ as gigabit funding stalls
• Push to ‘decolonise’ the Commons library
• White privilege ‘is being sure hairdresse­r can cut your hair’
• Criminals face tougher tests before move to open prison
• Census could ask ‘are you menstruati­ng?’ to be inclusive
• Postboxes boarded up after low traffic schemes disrupt collection­s
• Military jets unleashed to full effect as invaders ‘throw everything’ at the Donbas
• Macron: Moscow must not be ‘humiliated’
• ‘Meat grinder’ battle wipes out poorly equipped Russian brigades
• The unthinkabl­e is now being asked out loud: who will succeed Putin?
• Middle classes of Kabul queue for handouts to avoid starvation
• The monarchy has made Britain great
• Hope that spectacula­r Jubilee celebratio­ns will inspire Britons to strive to do their duty
• Tory Party hijacker
• Skilled labour shortage
• Funding the BBC
• Boris Johnson’s need to be loved could be what brings him down
• Why the British still cherish their public service monarchy
• An urbanist elite is destroying the suburban dream
• Iran is closing in on a nuclear weapon. Appeasemen­t is a horrific mistake
• The Jubilee answers Britain’s ‘anti-racist’ critics
• We should have stayed in the single market, but rejoining it now would be madness
• China’s zero-Covid crisis threatens Xi’s dream of becoming a new emperor
• ‘Sing barefoot for the Queen? Only if Ed Sheeran does’
• Hypocritic­al Hollywood has shown its true colours in the Depp v Heard trial
• The Queen is generous to Harry and Meghan
• The bizarre political tale of Oxford United
• As oil prices soar, Aga-anxiety is hitting the middle classes
• Prince Charles was right about hugging trees
• My brushes with Diana, Mrs Thatcher and the Queen
• Nostalgic for British Rail? Dry your eyes on a sandwich
• Jake Kerridge
• Laugh-out-loud dispatches from the perimenopa­use frontline
• Gazebos at the ready to keep the parties going
• The very best of the week ahead

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