The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-05-28

• Sunak asks stores to cap basic food prices
• Trans lobby group helped NHS plan treatment of children
• Labour vows to get tough on migrant job visas
• Passport e-gate system fails at all UK airports
• Fine bank holiday with even hotter weather to come
• State-run railway networks ‘do not always work better’
• Rugby fans throw beer over Just Stop Oil protesters
• Sailors urged to use sandbags to distract the killer whales attacking their yachts
• Lightning power harvested from clouds to make clean electricit­y
• ‘NHS patients are receiving letters days after their appointmen­ts’
• Half a million hospital appointmen­ts scrapped to clear NHS backlog
• BBC teaching pupils ‘politicall­y correct cliches’ on immigratio­n
• Home Office adverts in Albania aimed at dissuading migrants
• We cannot allow Bank to introduce digital pound without scrutiny
• Tory ‘blue princes’ parachute into safe seats
• Conservati­ve conference’s ‘draconian’ fees mean news organisati­ons refuse to sign up
• Badenoch vows to back equalities chief and prevent her being ‘hounded from office’
• Glazer wins Cannes prize with film based on Amis novel
• Millions flock to drama that shows ‘humanity of Jesus’
• US ‘stonewalls’ over Harry visa drug details
• Who needs Eurovision when the Brits are back in town on the Riviera?
• Rare portrait reveals the ears Byron was so proud of
• ‘Useless’ watchdog focuses staff on diversity
• Civil servant who dared to challenge the activists – and won
• Vine’s bike lane video captured aftermath of cyclist’s collision
• Serious cycle accidents have quadrupled on road hailed by Johnson in support of LTNs
• Earl at odds with neighbours over ‘hideous’ rail hub
• ChatGPT made up cases that lawyer put before court
• Mars grows greener with return to paper
• Ban Sandhurst’s boozy culture, says grieving mother
• US high school debating threatened by Left-wing judges ‘stifling free speech’
• Trump is abandoning Right, says DeSantis
• War-weary former PoWs return to front amid desperate recruitmen­t
• It’s counteroff­ensive time, says Ukraine’s army chief
• Zelensky asks for missiles that could strike Moscow
• Kyiv blamed for drone raid on oil pipelines inside Russia
• I need more time, says German climate minister as he backs down on gas heating ban
• German official declared UK was ‘out of control’ over Falklands
• Inside Israel’s plan to counter Iran’s rockets
• Abolish the punitive inheritanc­e tax now and reap electoral rewards
• Remainer lies are crumbling as Germany slumps
• Tories should make their case to immigrant communitie­s
• Stanley Baldwin offers a lesson for Rishi Sunak – ‘safety first’ loses elections
• Sadiq Khan is a total failure. I have a plan to replace him
• Britain will repeat Covid lockdowns – unless we finally reckon with their ruinous consequenc­es
• How the establishm­ent’s failure to rein in inflation tipped Britain back into crisis
• No matter what I say, to trans people I’ll always be a villain
• Crackdown on AI bots collecting people’s data
• Twitter can’t hide from obligation­s, says EU
• Electric lorry startup suffers cash crunch
• Setback for Darktrace as Lynch hands US courts stake in bail deal
• Blaming a Remainer plot for our debt woes is paranoid nonsense
• Elevated energy prices explain why inflation is so high
• The City fails to see the real Keir Starmer for who he is
• ‘During the darkest moments after the invasion, I feared we would not survive’
• Life of luxury awaits AI engineers – but at what cost to the rest of us?
• Axeman in full swing at Rolls-Royce to reshape Britain’s industrial giant
• Sleepy world of insurance now on front line of net-zero battle
• How to protect your wealth from bond market turmoil
• ‘My worst decision? Investing in Woodford’s fund’
• ‘I’ve been waiting a year for £4.7k refund from British Airways’
• Dear Reader
• Benign, settled conditions just in time for summer

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