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Net zero red tape to be ditched as Britain returns to coal
Fossil fuel power plants are set to be temporarily freed from planned checks on their emissions in a scramble to prevent blackouts as Britain turns back to coal.
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Wimbledon 2022 order of play: Day 2 schedule, seeds and Rafael Nadal start time
Emma Raducanu cherished her Centre Court debut as she put her troubled Wimbledon build-up behind her with a first-round victory over Alison Van Uytvanck.
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Russia-Ukraine latest news: Missile strike on shopping mall branded 'abominable' as death toll rises
'Many dead' as Russian missile hits shopping mall British Army chief: Ukraine is our ‘1937 moment’ Don’t let war drag on, Zelensky urges G7 Sherelle Jacobs: G7 confirms my worst fears for the West Listen to the latest episode of our daily Ukraine podcast
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Wimbledon 2022: how to buy tickets or watch on TV, latest odds and predictions
Cameron Norrie hopes his new status as one of the leading names in tennis will earn him prime billing at Wimbledon next round after dodging the rain in a straight-sets win over Pablo Andujar.
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Call Bethel: The inside story of the Telegraph's investigative podcast into child sex abuse in the Jehovah's Witnesses
Like many of the best stories, the idea for our podcast “Call Bethel” came from a tip-off. A source claimed that the Jehovah’s Witnesses had a hidden database of alleged abusers. It was late summer when the email came in and the team set about trying to find it was true.
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Ghislaine Maxwell to be sentenced for sex trafficking girls for Jeffrey Epstein
Ghislaine Maxwell is on Tuesday expected to be sentenced over her role in supplying girls for onetime boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein to abuse, as part of one of the largest sex-trafficking rings in US history.
The TelegraphArthritis getting you down? Positive thinking could ease your symptoms
Arthritis symptoms can be helped by positive thinking, Lancet research has suggested.
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Why Britain faces a '1937 moment' in Ukraine
The head of the British Army has likened the country's current defence situation in the wake of Russia's "brutal aggression" to the lead up to the Second World War, warning Britain is facing its "1937 moment".
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'The success of The Miniaturist overwhelmed me but I couldn't let go of the characters'
“The same people who sneer at Instagrammers for posting photos of their meals are the same people who go to the National Gallery to admire Clara Peeters’ 17th-century oil paintings of cheese and grapes on silver platters and exquisite goblets glowing with wine,” says novelist Jessie Burton. “But, really, both sets of images are equally alluring to the appetite, and inviting our judgment.”
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The ‘dull but lucrative’ degrees that will earn you the most money
With student loans leaving British graduates in tens of thousands’ worth of debt, the pressure is on for graduates to leverage their degrees into high-paying jobs as early as possible.
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Councils forced to ‘rip up financial plans’ as inflation adds £800m to costs
Councils will be forced to ditch spending plans and draw up emergency cuts to public services after the highest inflation in 40 years sparks an £800m surge in costs.
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Bricking it: shortages push builders into bankruptcy
Chris Carr’s family building company is facing the worst conditions he has ever witnessed.
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Say goodbye to your casualwear – sharp tailoring is back
Boris, Macron, Biden, Trudeau – there they all stand, the leaders of the free world, suited, booted and... tieless. And they think they look so debonair. But, they’re wrong. In fact, all these men – along with the other male leaders at the G7, equally naked of neck – are missing the big fashion note of the season, which is that ties are back.
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Cashing in a final salary pension now pays £53k less
Savers swapping their “final salary”-style pensions for cash are receiving £50,000 less than they would have six months ago in an unforeseen consequence of rising interest rates.
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Only Murders in the Building, season 2 review: a fond and fun homage to screwball comedies
“It’s very rare for a true crime podcast to do a sequel,” says Steve Martin’s character, Charles, in the second series of Only Murders in the Building (Disney+). “So we have a real opportunity here.”
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How smart doorbells became the latest weapon in fighting crime
They may not look especially high tech but, last week, smart doorbells again proved their potential for solving serious crimes. Footage from a doorbell in Fitzwarren, Somerset, was crucial to the murder conviction of Collin Reeves, sentenced to a minimum of 38 years in prison last Tuesday for killing his neighbours Jennifer and Stephen Chapple.
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Social media scams using fake celebrities ‘will double this year’
Celebrity investment scams are forecast to double this year as desperate savers chase higher returns. Cryptocurrency scams using fake endorsements from the rich and famous have risen by more than 60pc since the end of last year, according to Santander, with the bank predicting an 87pc rise in 2022. Consumer champion Martin Lewis, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and television presenter Holly Willoughby are among the household names to be used by fraudsters to con naive investors. Spooked investor
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Tuesday morning UK news briefing: Today's top headlines from The Telegraph
Britain is facing its “1937 moment” and must be ready to “fight and win” to ward off the threat from Russia, the head of the British Army will say on Tuesday.
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Texas migrant deaths: At least 46 people found dead in truck in San Antonio
At least 46 people have been found dead in a truck that was believed to be carrying migrants from Mexico to Texas.
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‘Many dead’ as Russian missile hits Ukrainian shopping mall with more than 1,000 inside
A Russian missile destroyed a crowded shopping mall in central Ukraine on Monday, continuing Vladimir Putin's attacks on civilians living far behind the frontline.
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My Life as a Rolling Stone, review: come on BBC, we’ve heard this all before
“What most documentaries do is repeat the same thing over and over,” states Mick Jagger at the start of the BBC’s My Life as a Rolling Stone. He says that as if it’s a bad thing – but the makers of this four-part series celebrating the Stones’ 60th anniversary appear to have taken it on as a suggestion.
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Nicola Sturgeon: Refusing a second referendum will make the UK look weak
Nicola Sturgeon has warned that the UK will be weakened on the world stage if her demands for another independence referendum are refused, ahead of her unveiling her route map for getting around the Government’s legal blockade.
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Brexit: What is the Northern Ireland Protocol?
Britain is moving to override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol amid pressure from Stormont and hardline Brexiteers in the Conservative Party. Brussels will launch three separate lawsuits against Britain in retaliation.
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British Army chief: Ukraine is our ‘1937 moment’
Britain is facing its “1937 moment” and must be ready to “fight and win” to ward off the threat from Russia, the head of the British Army will say on Tuesday.
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Royal family in privacy row with YouTube over video of Prince William confronting photographer
The Duke of Cambridge has spent years negotiating a world in which he can enjoy a weekend bicycle ride with his children in peace.
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Exclusive: Chelsea in talks for Raheem Sterling and Nathan Ake double deal
Chelsea have opened talks with Manchester City over the prospect of a double move for Raheem Sterling and Nathan Ake.