Daily Telegraph

In addition to the deaths associated directly with COVID-19, the paper believes an 1,000 more people are dying each week from conditions unrelated to the virus.

Prices in Britain are rising at the fastest rate in 40 years, making it the worst inflation crisis among the G7 countries.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Theresa May’s modern slavery law has the biggest loophole for migrants. Former immigration minister Chris Philp claims the law allows illegal migrants to avoid deportation.

According to The Daily Telegraph, the Royal Navy is pulling out of migrant patrols. Currently, the navy is in charge of combating illegal Channel migrants, according to the paper.

According to the Daily Telegraph, exam boards have been instructed to crack down on rising grade inflation, leading to a significant increase in students being rejected from their preferred universities.

After 30 years living under the shadow of a fatwa, Salman Rushdie was attacked, reports the Daily Telegraph.

Britain’s tinderbox-dry conditions dominate the Telegraph front page with a stark red-and-amber map showing the full risk of wildfires.

In light of rising inflation, the Telegraph warns that the government’s income tax freeze amounts to a stealth tax on wage increases.

According to The Daily Telegraph, the South East has experienced the longest period without rain in nearly 50 years.