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Who is poaching our trees – and why is no one stopping them?
On a damp winter night in 2018, a silver truck navigates the treacherous curves of northern California’s Redwood Highway, inching toward May Creek in pitch-darkness. Just after midnight, it turns on to a wayside and pulls alongside a metal gate, tyres toppling a pile of rocks. The ground is soft enough that the tyre grooves imprint the earth.
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‘Dame Deborah effect’ sees bowel cancer checks increase tenfold
NHS England has praised the “Dame Deborah James effect” after visits to its bowel cancer guidance increased tenfold following her death.
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Why 2022 is the worst time to retire in two decades
Hundreds of thousands of workers will retire at the “worst time in two decades” this year – and are on course to run out of money four years sooner than they would have if they accessed their pensions in 2021.
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Elon Musk risks losing his electric car crown as Tesla rivals accelerate
Elon Musk was laughing. Tesla, the entrepreneur’s electric car maker, had just delivered its first ever back-to-back quarterly profits and the ebullient chief executive was delighting in telling Wall Street just how he’d pulled it off.
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NS&I accused of ‘excluding’ older customers
Britain’s biggest savings institution National Savings & Investments has been accused of blocking older customers from its best accounts as it pushes customers online.
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Extra 1.2m pensioners forced to pay tax under Boris Johnson
More than 400,000 pensioners will be forced into paying income tax this year owing to the Government’s deep freeze on thresholds, analysis shows.
The TelegraphInside the secret world of the digital nomads
Five hundred and fifty people are gathered in a conference theatre in Bansko, a ski resort town 150km southwest of the Bulgarian capital, Sofia. This isn’t an away-day for HR representatives, but Nomad Fest, a work meet-up for digital nomads, the burgeoning breed of freedom-seeking remote worker-hipsters who move around the globe and work from their laptops, preferably beachside or from some up-and-coming, low-priced urban hub. Presumably the word “Fest” is to make the nomads feel at home in wha
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Summer 2022’s to do list: 100 films, books and shows to see
An emotional homecoming for pop’s biggest-selling star. Things have seemed a bit touch and go in Adele’s world of late, but huge London singalongs of Rolling in the Deep and Someone Like You should help settle a few nerves. Hyde Park, London W2 (bst-hydepark.com)
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Saturday morning UK news briefing: Today's top headlines from The Telegraph
Summer holiday plans are set to be thrown into chaos for tens of thousands passengers as airlines prepare to announce a new wave of cancellations next week.
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The easy 30-day plan to get beach ready over 40
Nikki Garnett is that rare thing; a 55-year-old mother of three who can pose in a bikini and radiate positivity like a hot sun.
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Your 70s is the best decade of your life – meet the women who prove it
Your 70s is the best decade of your life. Those fortunate enough to remain in good health usually own their own home, have no dependents, but do have lots and lots of time for travel. The downside is that they may no longer have their life partner to share their journeys, and travelling alone is not always a welcome concept. But if there is a secret to travelling adventurously into your eighth decade it is this: don’t do it despite your age but because of your age.
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Wimbledon 2022 order of play: Day 6 schedule and seeds
Rafael Nadal, Nick Kyrgios and Coco Gauff are the headline names on the show courts on day six of Wimbledon 2022, while Britons Liam Broady and Katie Boulter are aiming to reach the fourth round.
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Letters: If GPs are paid more, they will work fewer hours, making it even harder to see one
SIR – I have owned several practices during my career and employed many associates in my 44 years as a dental practitioner.
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Heather Watson pleads with fans to turn up as Wimbledon attendances continue to slump
Heather Watson has urged fans to turn up to her next match as attendances at Wimbledon slumped and staff were warned they faced being laid off.
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Fifty-year mortgages that you pass on to your children – the new plan to boost home ownership
Homeowners could take out Japanese-style 50-year mortgages that they are able to pass on to their children under plans being considered by Boris Johnson.
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Adele, BST Hyde Park, review: She's back, and in full flight like this Adele is a truly formidable talent
To the sound of a resonant piano, a lone voice crooned “Hello … it’s me,” the notes rising hopefully into a bright London evening sky. An electrifying buzz of excitement and relief surged through the 65,000 gathered in Hyde Park. Despite rumours to the contrary, the biggest selling star in popular music was back on stage, ready to sing again.
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Republic of Ireland manager Vera Pauw raped 35 years ago while playing in Netherlands
The Dutch FA has admitted it "did not react sharply enough" to their former women's national team manager Vera Pauw's first reports to them that she had been the victim of rape and sexual abuse at the hands of men working within Dutch football.
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Courtney Lawes: Players who racially abused Luther Burrell should be named and shamed
England captain Courtney Lawes has called for the players who racially abused former team-mate Luther Burrell to be named and shamed.
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'We have to drive a lot less', says Chris Boardman, the PM's new travel tsar
Cars should not be used for journeys less than a mile, Chris Boardman has said, as he takes up his post as Boris Johnson’s first National Active Travel Commissioner.
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Halifax branded ‘disgraceful’ by most famous employee in pronouns row
A row over Halifax’s staff pronoun badges has intensified after the bank’s most famous employee called the company “disgraceful” for telling customers they were welcome to leave if they disagreed with the move.
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Holiday chaos as airlines axe more flights
Summer holiday plans are set to be thrown into chaos for tens of thousands passengers as airlines prepare to announce a new wave of cancellations next week.
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‘Victory for transparency’: Oxford University must reveal Stonewall’s influence over its policies
Oxford University has been ordered to disclose the scores and feedback it received from a controversial workplace scheme run by Stonewall because of fears over the LGBT+ charity’s power to influence its policies.
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Britain must pay EU £9.4bn this year as weak pound swells Brexit divorce bill
Britain is set to hand over an eye-watering £9.4 billion Brexit divorce payment to Brussels this year, according to official EU figures.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg scraps ‘absurd’ Civil Service diversity training
Jacob Rees-Mogg is banning all “absurd” wellness and diversity courses run in Whitehall.
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Met Police officers sacked over racist joke about Meghan, Duchess of Sussex
Two Metropolitan Police officers have been sacked after posting offensive messages in a group chat, including a racist joke about the Duchess of Sussex.
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Everton takeover in serious doubt with sources close to Farhad Moshiri saying deal is off
The proposed takeover of Everton was thrown into serious doubt on Friday night with sources close to majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri claiming a deal with the Peter Kenyon-led consortium was off.