Daily Mail - 2024-03-01

• Why wasn’t this evil killer blocked from joining police?
• WE MUST ACT NOW TO PROTECT WOMEN
• Macron’s step-daughter: I’m still not over mum’s affair
• No 10: Slavery play’s ‘black-only’ nights are divisive
• Record 616,000 visas for foreign workers and their families
• MPs ‘have changed votes after facing threats from public’
• Mr Tugendhat was in his element as the harmonious figure, like one of those ‘good Germans’ in a World War 2 film
• Coogan painted me as a weasel who hates women... so I’m suing
• The desperate longing to have Sarah with us remains. Her loss pervades every part of our lives...
• Tory backlash at Hunt plan to scrap non-dom tax rules in the Budget
• Father of boy who helped kill Brianna revealed as a sex offender
• Top piano song? A tune fit for Queen
• Millennial­s might end up the richest generation in history, but I bet my four get little more than my egg-stained ties
• The only way to stop the ugly rumours and speculatio­n
• Not just any legal fight...
• Ephraim Hardcastle
• Wallace: Toxic politics wrecked 20-year marriage
• Police boss seeks change in the law after his force calls transgende­r murderer female
• Processed foods ‘making UK sick man of Europe’
• Chance to see a GP on the same day (if you’re lucky)
• Theatre’s ‘black-only’ nights don’t play well with me
• AI discovery fuels hope of new prostate cancer care
• Twiggy makes return to pop with ex-Stones bassist Bill
• The child money launderers aged 8
• ON THIS DAY
• You’d get more drama from a night in A&E
• More bhangra for our buck please
• How Himmler’s masseur saved 100,000 Nazis from the
• WHAT BOOK?
• Healing power of the garden after my marriage ended
• From funeral biscuits to post mortem photos, Victorians turned death into big business
• Will this be the love that lasts?
• LITERARY FICTION
• SHORT STORIES
• Leftie rapper’s solution to rising crime is pathetical­ly predictabl­e
• Why won’t the RNLI listen to volunteers
• City that scored biggest crowds
• So what can you get for £264,400?
• Now women hold sway on rate decisions
• Sainsbury’s to axe 1,500 jobs across the UK
• Americans gatecrash Wincanton takeover
• New look for the Bank
• Bud Light trans boycott rocks sales at world’s biggest brewer
• £500m share buyback puts a shine on Haleon
• The UK’s biggest firms are being picked off ‘one by one’ as foreign predators pounce
• Ladyman Ian
• Like a cobra moving through the grass, City are creeping up on another treble by stealth
• NO RELEGATION CLAUSES FOR EVERTON DUO
• Red Bull hit by civil war as sponsors ponder next moves and rivals put boot in
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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