The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-10-16

• John Major attacks The Crown as ‘malicious nonsense’
• Hunt delays 1p tax cut as Bank backs Chancellor
• NHS boosts spending on spin doctors
• Smart meter target to be missed as homeowners resist
• Rail ticket staff to be given roving role as offices close
• Man United’s Greenwood faces attempted rape trial
• Ravec revealed Membership of committee in charge of Sussexes’ protective security is made public
• Maxwell’s tribute to ‘dear friend’ Prince Andrew from her prison
• Queen’s pet corgis ‘are the gift that keeps on giving’
• Duke ‘lobbied No10 adviser’ in security fight
• Amid Tory despair, Sunak supporters seek a second chance for their man
• Defence spend may fall despite PM’s pledge in leadership race
• Labour would create ‘Nato test’ to prepare for foreign threats
• Savers rush to snap up best savings rates for a decade
• Bank and Government must now mend fences to steady the economy
• Truss clings to lifeboat but No11 holds the oars
• U-turns risk breakaway party, senior Tories warn
• Truss made the right diagnosis, but major economic surgery is the cure
• Work-age benefit claimants soar since Covid
• Scotland is well prepared to go it alone, Sturgeon vows
• ‘Automatic belief’ leaves police open to frauds and fantasy, says former chief
• MPs to debate buffer zones at abortion clinics
• Cleverly: What if black boys put soup over art?
• Dressing down for Oxbridge over online interviews
• Giving ramblers free rein over the countrysid­e will harm wildlife, warns nature chief
• Regulate game bird hunting to stop avian flu, urges RSPB
• UN blocks Stonewall move on rights group
• Doctors promoting transgende­r surgery with TikTok videos spark alarm at charity
• Trans library books raise huge safeguardi­ng red flags, say parents
• Braverman orders review of immigratio­n training cash
• ‘Navy presence around Asia is key to tackling Chinese threat’
• RAF planned 1982 bomb raid on Argentina
• An emperor’s secret thank you to an officer
• ‘They used to fire shells randomly. Now the drones look for crowds’
• Moscow to arm Minsk warplanes with nuclear capabiliti­es
• Russian troops pretend to be conscripts for ‘soft’ treatment
• US football star has Biden’s future in his hands
• Iran bans director from London Film Festival
• Vogue punished for ‘promoting LGBT lifestyle’ in Singapore
• Macron at risk as winter of discontent looms
• Prioritise spending cuts, not tax rises
• Time to abandon HS2
• The Government has squandered its chance to create a more dynamic economy
• EVs and caravans
• Britain can’t live in a fantasy land of indolence and free money forever
• There’s a simple reason why Putin’s invasion has failed so spectacula­rly
• Public faith in the woke police is evaporatin­g
• Economic growth can only be built on a foundation of economic stability
• The EU’s biometric powergrab is sinister and grotesque
• How Britain became the new Italy
• Corporatio­n tax rise should be temporary, says Wolfson
• Energy price cap faces axe as Whitehall eyes reform of market
• Bank of England hires ‘leadership’ gurus
• Pensions boss defends ‘timebomb’ funds
• Trashing of Truss’s mini-Budget is a tragedy
• PM must avoid U-turn on ripping up EU red tape
• The week the Government lost any remaining vestiges of credibilit­y
• Ukraine in talks with US drillers over gas reserves
• Focus on upmarket Puma model boosts Ford’s British business
• Scramble for 10-year home loans to beat rising rates
• Governor bets on return of orthodoxy after a bruising week of market mayhem
• IMF elite left Kwarteng isolated – and paved way for Hunt
• Rampant dollar blows hole in Britain’s defences
• Bank of England’s £40bn gamble to curb turmoil in energy market
• Landlords face ruin as mortgage rates rocket
• ‘For one day of work, I was paid for three years’
• How to find the best savings account for your money
• The very best of the week ahead
• Autumn rain and wind to welcome avian arrivals

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