The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-10-30

• Sunak to stamp out ‘woke’ policing
• Food prices to surge after Putin chokes grain supply
• King hosts climate event to support COP27
• Households could foot the bill as Octopus acquires Bulb
• HS2 speeding through cash reserved for contingenc­ies
• ‘House-buying plans put on hold’ as deposits quadruple
• Somerset gimp fails to scare ‘two lads, a few beers down’
• Tally ho – watchmaker fashions timepieces using metal from salvaged wartime Spitfire
• Duke’s memoir is ‘for himself ’, say insiders
• Princess of Wales calls for end to stigma of addiction
• Chancellor mulls forcing electric cars to pay road tax by 2025
• The PM should separate the icing from the cake and spend accordingl­y
• Freeze on public spending ‘risks return to austerity’
• Islamic extremism in UK ‘a bigger issue than we realise’
• Britain’s defence faces £2.5bn cuts, dwarfing aid to Ukraine
• Cambridge alumni enter free-speech row
• University students receive training to counter ‘cancel culture’
• Bus driver verbally abused for not speaking Welsh
• UK’s first black university is ‘illegitima­te and harmful’
• Oxford accused of killing off critical magazine
• Cambodia suspicious about statues in hunt for looted art
• Experts need to work together to solve puzzle of rising excess deaths
• Covid-free Christmas on the cards as cases stall
• Treasury releases £60,000 a month to Putin oligarch
• End all-graduate police training, Braverman is told
• Manchester bombing ‘could happen again now’, lawyer for victims’ families warns
• Talking to aliens would put us in our place, scientists say
• Debut race victory for 80-year-old
• Two-month waits for urgent cancer treatment doubled since pandemic
• Increase in side effects with new monkeypox jab
• Vulnerable pay price for care sector’s ruin
• Church sex abuse victims angered by ‘woolly’ review
• Divorcees to see payouts rise as inflation passes 10pc
• Pressure from family to wed increases risk of divorce
• Farmers dispose of seven billion meals a year as waste
• ‘Jamie Oliver of Iran’ beaten to death after arrest at hijab protests
• Number of refugees entering Europe grows as power is cut in Ukrainian towns
• Taiwan seeks satellite back-up as Musk comments raise concerns
• Russians evacuate Kherson hospitals as Ukraine advances
• Russian drones are fitted with US equipment bought online
• Biden and Harris parachute in to boost Democrats
• Zulu monarch crowned after battle over succession
• A strong economy is the best form of defence
• Iranians need our support
• GP service reform
• Hard-pushed Britons resent subsidisin­g greedy energy giants through soaring bills
• PM and Cop27
• The HS2 legacy
• Labour and Tories are both passing through historic identity crises
• Blame for the fracking tragedy lies at Starmer’s door
• Oxford has gone back to feudalism
• We must be honest with people that the way ahead is going to be difficult
• Amnesty Internatio­nal has become a woke joke
• Five things that Rishi Sunak should do before the next general election
• How Xi sacrificed China’s future in pursuit of total power
• TalkTalk broadband deal hopes dashed
• Ryanair ready to quit Ireland over Sinn Fein’s ‘economic illiteracy’
• Revolut boss renounces Russian citizenshi­p as father is sanctioned
• The variable we need to watch? Gas prices
• Bitcoin’s era of dullness has made it interestin­g
• Brexit is irreversib­le but we must strengthen economic ties with EU
• Building boom risks hotel room glut amid fears for the commercial property market
• Hedge fund reveals first bet against Sorrell comeback
• Tobacco giants help fund Putin’s war machine with £7bn in taxes
• Bailey and Hunt walk a tightrope in their search for stability
• The next crisis that could hit the pensions industry
• Fears of mass layoffs stalk Silicon Valley
• Will Sunak make UK the first port of call for Navy contract?
• How you can cash in while the US dollar is still king
• Unrelentin­g demand for multi-millionpou­nd homes
• KATIE MORLEY INVESTIGAT­ES
• ‘I took 555k cigarettes on an expedition for bribes’
• The very best of the week ahead
• Rain unlikely to put a dampener on Hallowe’en

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