The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-09-25

• Truss plans to cut taxes again in New Year
• Military numbers will grow for first time since Cold War in £52bn spending boost
• London set for influx of bankers from New York and Edinburgh
• Prevent faces overhaul after ‘treating suspects as victims’
• MPs urge action after PayPal drops free speech groups
• Radical Islamist cleric accused of stirring up antiHindu hatred
• King must keep calm and carry on in face of salvos from his son
• New Britannia could set sail for £250m
• Tories will revolt if pound falls below dollar
• The lesson of the Eighties was that cutting tax and regulation works
• Minister dismisses anger from ‘squeezed middle’ as politics of envy
• Planning rules are eased to turbocharg­e new homes
• Menu calorie counts ‘only for large chains’ in red tape bonfire
• First signs of hope for Truss as voters ‘give her a chance’
• Spending alone will not cure the NHS, shadow chancellor admits
• Beergate inquiry into Starmer kept public onside, say police
• Rayner sparks confusion over party’s plan on tax cut
• Technology is more stressful than World Cup final, says Hurst
• London loses deep-pocketed house buyers to Home Counties
• M&S Bank accused of cutting off oldest and most vulnerable with mobile fraud checks
• Archaeolog­ists close to revealing Nefertiti’s true face
• Royal Court ‘has hurt Jews for years, but is putting it right’
• Police must steer clear of politics and solve crimes, says leading chief
• Top orchestra seeks minority conductors in diversity drive
• Cambridge fears attacks on late Queen at slavery event
• Eco-housing developmen­t encourages working from home with ‘hot desk’ area
• ‘Pony ark’ plan to save at-risk Exmoor herds
• St Andrews students forced to live 20 miles away
• Five Eyes began after Scottish hairdresse­r spied for Nazis
• Would-be scientists ‘put off by exam pressures’
• Murmurs of discontent grow in China as Xi poised for third term
• Iranian regime targets ‘Asian Maradona’ for inciting protests
• Putin fires army chief and begins to dictate battle strategy himself
• Kremlin-controlled TV paints an idyllic picture of troop mobilisati­on
• Sabotage your army, Zelensky tells recruits
• Russia attempts to halt Ukrainian tide by attacking dams
• Seoul shifts to the West with US missile defence system
• How far-Right Democrats became Sweden’s second biggest party
• Italy’s politician­s take to TikTok to court undecided youth voters
• Critics of the Budget are missing the point
• Putin’s desperatio­n
• The Chancellor has set out a bold strategy – and put his opponents firmly on the back foot
• Responsibl­e fracking
• Not cricket
• Tories must not believe the Left’s lie that tax cuts are unpopular
• Russia’s mobilisati­on will only make Putin’s problems worse
• Wallets are the new frontier in the fight for free speech
• At last, a new vision of a prosperous Britain – not one hooked on handouts and subsidies
• This is only the beginning of Kwasi’s revolution­ary economic playbook
• The two-week target to see a GP is a national outrage
• How Mark Zuckerberg got lost in a bizarre virtual world
• Is science about to make the baldie extinct?
• In defence of the pink rinse
• The best advertisem­ent for Brexit is the nightmaris­h city of Brussels itself
• Eco-extremists are to thank for the return of fracking
• The Auschwitz memorial under threat
• Why are our classrooms being led by teaching assistants?
• How Korean culture took over the world
• The dirty ‘Devil Dogs’ who won the war in the Pacific
• ‘It’s as if a source of love has been extinguish­ed’
• Summer heat a distant memory as chill moves in
• The very best of the week ahead

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