The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-12-04

• Pharmacies drafted in to break NHS strike
• Ban Albanians from claiming asylum, says minister
• Kate and Meghan ‘pitted against each other’ in Netflix series
• Pensioners better off than workers by 2024
• Christ overcame setbacks – so shall we, says Archbishop
• Williams: Don’t demonise anti-gay marriage believers
• The queen of soft power ignites some Green Carpet dynamite
• Princess of Wales loses her ‘dynamic’ private secretary
• Firearms police ‘faked weapons training’
• Officials apologise for visa nightmare of academic fleeing Hong Kong
• Raab tears up parole hopes for 90pc of serious offenders
• Russian is held in London over ‘money laundering’
• Transgende­r row academic handed top equality job
• Citizens Advice pins gender ideology on staff with pronoun badges
• Children turning to dark web for puberty blockers, claims Mermaids
• National LGBT police like ‘Iran’s morality enforcers’
• Tories plot rebellion over grammars ban
• Starmer asks watchdog to investigat­e private schools over fee rises
• Three quarters want Protocol that does not involve European Court of Justice
• Never-ending talk about independen­ce could kill off Union, warns Arlene Foster
• Labour fears anti-Semitism claims could cost millions
• ‘Chaotic’ No10 leaves UK at risk of blackouts, says Labour
• HS2 bill tops £100bn amid runaway cost of inflation
• NHS chiefs wrongly denied dying widow, 92, her care funding
• Nuclear plant robots could help to clear space debris
• GPs seek Strep A advice as son of consultant dies after A&E wait
• Patient declared dead … before he was revived
• Top guns: veterans’ combat skills set stage for career in showbiz
• Manchester united behind the local heroes who never forget their roots
• Osborne in talks to return Elgin Marbles
• Sotheby’s must halt sale of antiquitie­s linked to ‘illicit’ trade, says expert in stolen works
• Teacher ducks censor to put China unrest on world stage
• British-based students take a lesson from anti-Xi chants
• Iran reviews hardline approach to hijab in effort to stop protests
• ‘Flying saucer’ stealth bomber breaks cover to make debut
• Republican­s keep Trump away from runoff
• Switzerlan­d could ban electric cars in winter energy lockdown
• Moscow recruiting Afghan spies left high and dry by Britain
• New Year’s Eve is cancelled, say Russian mayors
• Tories can’t be complacent about strikes
• Do striking postal workers appreciate the consequenc­es of delayed deliveries?
• Parishes under threat
• RAF memorials
• Pudding at pace
• Britain isn’t ‘institutio­nally racist’, but class condescens­ion still rules
• The Lords does require reform, but not Brown’s half-baked plans
• We need more private schools, not fewer
• Currys drops Royal Mail as Christmas deliveries face strikes threat
• BT’s pricing proposals risk £20bn of fibre investment, warn rivals
• Accounting giant PwC to shut offices for two weeks in effort to reduce energy costs
• Hong Kong billionair­e poised to resurrect London developmen­t backed by Johnson
• Sunak must copy Biden initiative if he is serious about energy security
• Putin’s oil crisis remains a threat to the old global order
• France is in no position to lecture on protection­ism
• How soaring British energy bills have fuelled oil-rich Norway’s ‘war profits’
• 2022 may be the year ethical investors face a reckoning
• New net zero scheme will help only 3pc of homes
• ‘Haile Selassie invited me to explore the River Nile’
• Direct Line charged me £700 to insure my dead cat
• The very best of the week ahead
• Crisp, dry weeks ahead may end in white Christmas

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