Plus: an interview with a virus hunter, the future of the Queen and why today's footballers are no 'pampered generation'
 | Monday June 15 2020 |
From The Editor By Chris Evans, Editor |  |
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| Dear reader,
Saturday’s scenes in Parliament Square were a grim conclusion to more than a week of demonstrations in the capital. The Prime Minister has written in today’s Telegraph to condemn those “far-Right thugs” and to bring a measure of positivity to the debate. He also uses his column to announce a new commission on racial inequality. You can read it here.
Few people know more about viruses than Dr Peter Daszak. In a fascinating interview, he spoke to our Global Health Security team about the origins of Covid-19, how to prepare for the next pandemic and how much “wet” markets really matter.
In a new weekly series, The Future of... , The Telegraph’s journalists are looking beyond the short term to examine what's next for some of the most important people, institutions and challenges of the coming years. First up is Camilla Tominey, who takes a look at the future of the Queen as she approaches her platinum jubilee.
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Chris
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My Choices | | "Rather than tear some people down we should build others up" – The Prime Minister addresses the statue debate and announces a commission into racial inequality. |
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| Hillary Clinton tells Celia Walden how she "wanted to boil Bill in oil" but never regretted staying with him, in a wide-ranging interview. It's a must-read. |
| | With her platinum jubilee approaching and her nation still reeling from the coronavirus pandemic, Camilla Tominey examines what the next few years hold for the Queen. (Free to read) |
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| Jamie Carragher says he was wrong to dismiss today's footballers as a pampered generation in his new column. Find out why. |
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