The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-11-27

• Thousands in 12-hour A&E waits every day
• Gove fuels Tory revolt as he backs onshore wind farms
• ‘Beer and sandwiches’ to avoid train strikes
• Strike puts brakes on Christmas as smart motorways face 60mph limit
• Shut barriers to catch train fare dodgers, minister says
• Oxford’s LTN bollards attacked 20 times in three weeks
• Queen turns to mother of Meghan’s matchmaker
• Wonderful moments in feel-good opera that may be a life-saver for company on the brink
• Sussexes ‘will not distract’ Waleses on their trip to the States
• Late Queen concerned that Duke was ‘a little too in love’
• Redesign will turn National Gallery ‘into an airport lounge’
• Cambridge dean: Jesus may have been trans
• Gore-free Titus Andronicus uses candles when characters snuff it
• Shorten your swim, says lido, as hypothermi­a cases rise
• NHS staff told to ring police if language is transphobi­c
• Passions to overflow at pubs splitting border village
• Fans plan match-day tribute after Welsh supporter dies
• Shaw: England team would not celebrate others’ losses
• Hunt’s tax on oil giants may ‘destroy industry’
• The next election is looking every bit as bad for the Tories as 1997
• Veterans’ ID scheme will take 125 years, says Labour
• Stealth VAT raid to hit 60,000 small businesses
• Almost half of public want vote on the future of net zero
• Skidmore joins growing Tory MP exodus at next election
• Pfizer boss taken to task for jab advice to children
• Scandal-hit hospital denies gas and air to mothers giving birth
• Dementia miracle drug ‘will go to waste’ without rise in diagnoses
• NHS app to help obese lose fifth of body weight
• Albanian drug offender to be deported from UK for third time
• Diphtheria may have caused death of migrant at Manston
• Academic who fled Hong Kong pleads for son, 11, to live in UK
• Prisoners to be blocked from terrorisin­g victims on phone
• Promoting self-harm online will be made illegal
• Student Covid protests erupt in China after fire
• Scholz accused of broken promises on army spending
• Capital march cancelled amid fears of trouble, Khan tells rally
• Kyiv’s drone boats blast Black Sea Fleet out of the water
• Latvia loses out as Russian exiles get cold shoulder
• Moscow firing empty nuclear shells at Ukraine
• Kyiv could be sold out over Kremlin war trials, warns expert
• Our immigratio­n policy is failing all
• The country must accept that a ‘free at point of use’ NHS is no longer sustainabl­e
• HS2 wake-up
• Starmer’s message is more of the same, when we need radical reform
• Iran’s footballer­s are giving hope to the protesters
• After Brexit we should have gone Swiss. Now we have no option but to go Singaporea­n
• School indoctrina­tion is turning British youth woke – and Tories remain silent
• Better public services and lower taxes go together
• High taxes and ‘no future’ spark fears of a mass exodus of young Britons
• ‘Reality TV has overtaken documentar­y – I don’t regret it’
• Elliott activists set to bankroll clothes giant Superdry in £70m rescue
• Rolls-Royce in talks with Ineos to build nuclear plant
• BT prepares merger of struggling divisions in crackdown on costs
• We must continue to welcome foreign students with open arms
• Public sector strike plans show contempt for taxpayers
• The state should stay out of making electric cars
• Windfall tax means less certain energy supply, warns SSE
• How chasing higher returns put pensions in peril
• Meta’s quest to convince corporates to join the virtual reality of the metaverse
• Why the sale of Manchester United may not hit £6bn goal
• Families sell homes after NHS wrongly denies care
• Trustees face cut to CGT allowance to just £300
• ‘We’ve raised £200m through Live Aid pro bono’
• Three gems fell off my £600 wedding shoes and I want a refund
• The very best of the week ahead
• Mild November gives way to winter gloom

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