Daily Mail - 2024-02-21

• ‘Very small’ recession may be over already, says Bank chief
• What William said... and what he meant
• Triple killer’s ‘ lenient’ sentence to be reviewed
• Post Office chief’s Kemi claims ‘are a total mess’
• Keir’s billionair­e donor who wants to ‘rewild’ UK
• Union boss’ swipe at ‘greenwashi­ng’ stars buying up land
• If the Tories lose and unleash the prejudiced ignorance of Labour on the countrysid­e, it’ll be their fault for taking us for granted for years
• With his sad eyes, Salmond had something of poor Tony Hancock about him
• Sunak faces yet another by-election headache
• Was Navalny killed with KGB ‘heart punch’?
• In Britain and all across the West, the fracturing force of Islamism is causing once mighty political traditions to creak
• Before the tribeswome­n would show me the sweet smelling plant I wanted, they insisted I show my pubic hair!
• Voters ‘tougher on immigratio­n than any of the parties’
• Ephraim Hardcastle
• What became of Fred and Rosemary West’s poor children
• It’s baffling to adults. But this is why young girls like me get drawn into sending semi-naked pictures to boys... ... and here’s the horrifying impact it had on my life
• Students sue after ‘decolonisi­ng black history’degree axed
• STRAIGHT TO THE POINT
• OSCAR CAINER
• GET AHEAD OF THE GAME
• THE £135M MAN
• Nearly half of The Body Shop stores to shut
• Easyjet on course for return flight to Footsie
• Barclays unveils £10 billion bid to bolster shares
• Venkat seizes the moment
• Currys backer warns of UK market decline
• National Express crashes 25pc after results delay
• ‘I was sexually assaulted in a cupboard at Wales rugby stadium’
• Giggs was untouchabl­e. Blessed with the Midas touch. Now he’s consigned to the after-dinner circuit on a drab night in Chester
• Drama at the death as Ipswich edge out Millers
• Forget the past — we’re ready to win
• GIGGS: I WANT TO BE A MANAGER AGAIN
• Set sail to the midnight sun
• Now for the good news
• Take a TOUR in ’24
• An adventure in Northern Ireland
• THE AGE of ADVENTURE
• ‘I’ve met so many amazing people’
• The Golden State of GASTRONOMY
• Gerry Larsson-Fedde, Chief Operating Officer of Hurtigrute­n Cruises, on navigation skills, meeting guests and favourite ports What’s the role of a captain at sea?
• ENTER THE Dragon
• 10 REASONS TO SAIL THE SVALBARD EXPRESS

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