The Sunday Telegraph - 2024-09-15

• Labour backs away from 2030 ban on new petrol cars
• Hunt ‘betrayed Truss’ by demanding she quit
• Starmer failed to declare gifts to his wife from party donor
• Army consults families over school VAT raid
• Reassuring­ly educationa­l, but retaining charm and humour
• Family comes first for Prince Harry, even as he heads for the hills on his 40th birthday
• NHS potty training coaches for Covid babies
• Deadly delay
• Elderly give up on treatment after struggling to reach GPs
• Letby hospital staff raised concerns about doctor, documents show
• Top models flaunt activism on the catwalk
• Vorderman: Make ‘detached’ MPs clear bins
• Vandalised Ulez cameras issue false fines
• Never mind the scandals, check out the twinkle-toes
• ‘We need to get rid of 100,000 civil servant jobs to achieve a small state that really works’
• Reeves: Tough decisions needed if we are to rival Germany and US
• Councils start own winter fuel payment schemes
• Widows at risk of huge council tax rise
• PM warms to migrant deal with Albanian authoritie­s
• Britain has become the sick man of Europe and a welfare budget cap is the best hope for a cure
• Rayner’s workers’ rights reforms spell ruin, say two in three firms
• Children ‘at risk’ from NSPCC gender advice
• Female barristers plan to rebel against ‘arbitrary’ inclusion drive
• Eco-activists target the tea break as council outlaws all non-vegan food at its meetings
• Vicar sacked for spreading ‘anti-woke’ gospel online
• Failure to teach anti-racism in schools fuelled summer riots, says Labour adviser
• Using water will cost more when summer heat is on
• Academy chain bans mobile phones over pupil health fears
• Benefits claimants pocket £20k overpaymen­ts
• Olympic dressage rider’s mother sued over kick in head by horse
• Holocaust survivor reunited with cello of father murdered by Nazis
• Bezos may build GPS rival to counter jamming by hostile powers
• Prisoner ‘sexually assaulted woman’ an hour after release
• Antiques dealer sues over Aga fire at Grade II cottage
• Depending on China puts our values at risk, says Patten
• Second home ‘for sale’ signs dodge triple council tax
• ‘Hard beef border’ risk for Northern Ireland
• Bowen rejects report that BBC breached guidelines 1,500 times
• European parliament fined for failing to protect whistleblo­wer
• Russia and Iran ‘may share nuclear secrets’
• Trump allies distance themselves from ‘truth-telling’ cheerleade­r
• No Afghans, no dogs under Iranian crackdown
• Woman in Haitian cat-eating claim ‘not racist’
• Princess’s son arrested for ‘restrainin­g order breach’
• Merkel’s heir working like bank boss on migrant crisis
• It could be any man here ... sorrow and suspicion in ‘village of rape’
• Barnier won’t last a year as PM, declares Le Pen
• Let the market decide on electric vehicles
• The Prime Minister must soon honour his commitment to a free vote on assisted dying
• The modern world has finally buried ‘our’ NHS and BBC
• Putin’s empty threats can’t disguise his dread of Western unity
• Starmer’s energy policy is an act of serious self-harm
• Britain will pay the costs of low-skilled migration for generation­s
• Netanyahu is not the villain in Hamas’s theatre of war
• Labour’s dangerous prison releases will come back to haunt their ailing Government
• Canary Islands: Europe’s deadliest migrant route
• Starmer’s suspension of arms to Israel was a huge mistake
• Engineerin­g quangos face abolition after HS2 debacle
• Rupert Murdoch’s youngest daughters linked to succession battle
• No Chinese buyouts blocked over security
• Tycoon draws £43m from Ovo Energy
• The hidden Reeves tax raids that seem to have gone under the radar
• Anger at Grangemout­h and Port Talbot closures shows that the battle to achieve net zero has only just begun
• Labour is in danger of killing off the City
• ‘Men have dominated flying the skies for too long’
• The ghost town that will test Labour’s retail revival hopes
• How strict job protection damaged the Dutch economy’s dynamism
• Bezos to take on Musk 300 miles above Britain
• ‘I’m selling up my company before Labour’s Budget – to save £1m’
• ‘My brother inherited everything. I’m glad now’
• The Left wants bigger state without paying the price
• No need to dig out your winter duvet just yet

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