The Daily Telegraph - Saturday - 2024-03-02

• ‘Democracy under threat’
• Defence spend in Budget must rise, Shapps told Hunt
• Pension funds to be blackliste­d for underperfo­rming as part of overhaul
• MoD ‘letting down troops’ with delay on new medal
• William has whiskey in Wales as Palace says princess is ‘doing well’
• Kingston died from ‘catastroph­ic’ head injury
• Alan Bates snubs ‘ridiculous’ invite to royal garden party
• Duke of Sussex wins right to secret files in hacking claim
• Galloway win labelled ‘dark day for Jews in this country’
• Starmer’s struggle to keep his party united on Gaza has just got harder
• ‘Gaza George’ washes away his recent failures and Labour rule
• Tory MP ‘will not be silenced’ over traveller site objections
• Equality policies discrimina­te against men, say half of Britons
• Beckham pulls off crutches in style at Paris Fashion Week
• AstraZenec­a under fire over Braverman fears falling foul ‘sex is not binary’ guidance of conversion therapy ban
• Vaping ‘significan­tly affects sleep and anxiety’ in young
• Halliwell and Horner unite to quell rumours
• Staying on at school until 18 ‘slows down ageing process’
• One fibre supplement a day may help brains of over 60s
• Towel tycoon and son fight it out over £2m mansion
• Hunt for suspect in London shooting
• Murder victims of sadist were ‘failed’ by police
• Motorway speed limit restored to 70mph
• Everest crackdown spells end to base camp luxury
• Khan admits LTN scheme blunder after buses stuck for hours
• Stop ‘daftness’ in the name of diversity, Streeting tells NHS
• Not so jolly hockey night ends in Oxford pub brawl
• Authoritie­s tried to humiliate the memory of Russians chanting ‘Putin is a killer’ said more
• Israeli attacks on Gaza police are blamed for breakdown in aid convoy security
• Scholz rules out Taurus missiles over fears that they would be able to strike Moscow
• Alexei Navalny, but than the intimidati­on
• Amini mother describes Iranian election as ‘pointless’ with millions set to boycott vote
• Come back from exile but avoid theatre, Spanish king is warned
• Baldwin ‘waved gun around’ on fatal film set
• Covid ‘could have been contained to just Wuhan’
• Dublin protest over breast rubbing of Molly Malone statue
• George Galloway’s Rochdale victory reflects the bleak state of British politics
• Many more Galloways will fill the vacuum left by the cowardly mainstream parties
• Way of the World
• Britain is fast becoming a failed state. Faith in the system is beginning to collapse
• Electric bikes are a menace to the law-abiding majority
• The campaign to smear Britain as Islamophob­ic has distorted politics
• How would Bridget Jones manage the menopause?
• Prepare yourself for the return of the devilled egg
• I dread the first influencer general election
• Court Circular
• Brian Mulroney
• Jeffrey Rose
• Two last meals of fresh herring and marzipan
• Meta to stop paying for news
• Ryanair to raise fares after Boeing delivery delays
• Reeves reveals impartiali­ty fears over UAE-backed deal for Telegraph
• Asda co-owner Mohsin Issa insists no rift with brother
• Hunt may be tempted to delay tax cuts
• ITV offloads its stake in BritBox streaming service to the BBC
• BBC switch-off forces 1m homes to get smart meters
• Musk sues OpenAI founder for ‘stark betrayal’ of company’s values
• Undersea cables to increase Britain’s reliance on imported energy
• Murky winter soaks its way into the record books

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