Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph splashes on the Treasury’s accusation that the business secretary is making misleading statements about plans to offer an energy bailout for struggling factories.

The Daily Telegraph leads with a warning from health chiefs that flu deaths could be the worst for 50 years this winter because of lockdowns and social distancing.

Boris Johnson has pledged not to build houses on “green fields” – abandoning plans for an overhaul of planning rules after a Tory backlash – writes The Daily Telegraph.

The Daily Telegraph reports on Boris Johnson’s plan to make Britain a “high-wage economy”.

The Daily Telegraph reports cabinet ministers as saying that businesses have become “drunk on cheap labour”.

The Daily Telegraph leads with a plan to replace the Northern Ireland Protocol permanently.

The Daily Telegraph has an interview with Home Secretary Priti Patel, who says that police must take harassment against women more seriously.

The Daily Telegraph reports on the task facing the Metropolitan Police to rebuild trust, following revelations that Wayne Couzens used his job as a police officer to trick Sarah Everard into thinking she was being arrested, before he raped and murdered her.