The Daily Telegraph - 2016-03-05

• Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall marry
• Reveal true migrant numbers, PM is told
• Prince’s plea to visit flood areas
• Osborne scraps raid on pensions
• Marina Fogle
• Lisa Armstrong
• Allison Pearson
• Catholics offer ‘confession’ to non-believers for 24 hours
• House full of art that took 50 years to collect
• Corbyn angers female MPs with call to decriminal­ise prostituti­on
• Slice of history from the Army’s long-lost regiments set to fetch thousands at auction
• Knife found buried on OJ Simpson estate is tested by police
• Briton who stripped for pictures at ancient Peruvian site faces moral misconduct charge
• ‘Tuneless’ choir happy to sound a false note
• Ofsted chief: School reality shows put off new teachers
• Ambulance trust ‘risked lives’ with map failures
• Zumba classes for overweight NHS staff
• Rubbish-hating Queen is a great picker of litter, reveals Allsopp
• Wentworth anger grows at owner’s $155m loan
• Leader of business group suspended after backing Brexit
• Deal close to send migrants back to Turkey
• Price of meat could rise as farmers pass on tariff costs to shoppers, PM suggests
• Minister: It is not possible to turn away most illegal immigrants... where would they go?
• Visit a military cemetery for a reminder of the dangers of Brexit, says Juncker
• Giving babies peanuts three times a week may stop allergies
• Run the washing machine at night to cut the cost of keeping the country in electricit­y
• Lenska flipped her car after drinking vodka with builders
• ‘Dine and dash’ thief given restaurant ban
• Dunblane head still ‘racked with guilt’ over massacre
• Next stop Mars as Britain rejoins space race
• Reworking the classic styles is a hit for Dior’s design-by-committee
• Too many charity shops for high streets to support
• IRA factions plotting to kill soldiers to mark Easter Rising
• ‘Tokyo was on the brink of nuclear catastroph­e’
• Mexican drug lord visited the US twice while on run from jail, says daughter
• Brazil’s government totters as Lula is held in corruption raid
• Drugs found in Houston daughter’s body
• Trump pulls out of key Republican conference
• North Korea’s leader threatens ‘end’ for South’s president
• Disney is a danger to China’s culture, warns official. Build Monkey theme parks instead
• Our bigoted elite have not even considered the case for leaving EU
• Small-minded? Not Trump and his rivals
• EU debate widens into Tories’ future
• David Cameron stood shoulder to shoulder with François Hollande as he threatened Britain
• A quick bedtime trek through the bracing Canadian tundra
• The superrich who fly to find love
• How old wounds reopen once the kids are teens
• Sunderland’s chief executive must resign
• A painful time that I’d rather keep private
• Patrick Hodgkinson
• Major Richard Moore
• Seth Cardew
• Sackcloth and magpies: the extinct friars
• Miners and US jobs data ensure FTSE 100 ends week on a high
• Optimism in advertisin­g is for mad men, warns Sorrell
• Facebook’s new tax bill cushioned by £20m credit
• US creates quarter of a million jobs in a month despite global fears
• Pressure increases on VW after giant pension fund joins emissions legal action
• Metro Bank flotation raises £400m and puts challenger on course for FTSE 250
• Home truths
• Fair Exchange
• It’s time for Osborne to take an axe to high tax
• BP’s Dudley defies gloom with £14m pay package
• Alliance Trust raises dividend again after year of drama
• Gold enters bull market for first time in three years
• Winter keeps its icy grip even as spring begins

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