The Daily Telegraph - 2024-01-12

• Post Office acted like ‘mafia gangsters’
• US and UK launch strikes on Houthi rebel bases
• Met murder detectives facing cuts as homicides rise
• Winehouse biopic actress learnt to sing after being cast
• Car owners set for ‘Ppi-scale’ compensati­on
• Swifties at boiling point after deepfake scam using Le Creuset pans
• FKA Twigs hits back at ‘double standards’ after CK ad is banned
• Problems known five years before cases halted
• Investigat­or made ‘threatenin­g’ calls and forced disabled woman to use parcel lift
• CPS involved in 99 postmaster prosecutio­ns
• Investigat­or’s excuses lay bare the danger posed by petty persecutor­s
• Who knew what and when? Five key questions put to the CPS
• ‘No future’ Horizon victim left to live ‘hand to mouth’ after scandal
• A counter-strike in the Red Sea is needed but could make the situation even worse
• Iran offering Houthi fighters $100 a month
• Israeli soldiers ‘urged to commit genocide’
• Jewish students sue ‘anti-semitic’ Harvard
• The Queen picks ‘new Guy Fawkes’ book for Reading Room selection
• Harry comes under fire for ‘daft’ living legend award
• Four speeding offences in a year for limit-loving Lord Goldsmith
• York University lowers grades for overseas student admissions
• Architect of Welsh 20mph scheme to head review on its success
• Children saw ‘striptease’ at Margate Pride
• Yousaf brings in XL Bully ban in Scotland
• Julia Roberts: Notting Hill role was ‘so uncomforta­ble’
• Guard blames jail affair on arranged marriage
• Graduate stalked professor and invited her to imaginary wedding
• Life expectancy set back by a decade for British babies born during the pandemic
• Eton debauchery provides inspiratio­n for Styles’s go-to designer
• GPS could strike during election for first time
• Sunak grants access talks as Osborne predicts polls date
• PM risking two by-election losses in a day for third time
• Conservati­ve MP challenges Lineker to stand against him
• China will pay the price for war, says lone radioman monitoring conflict
• Haley could overtake Trump in New Hampshire after Christie’s ‘game changer’ exit
• ‘The Savage’ breaks out of Ecuador prison
• Germany keeps 19th century ‘air tubes’ to thwart Russian agents
• Prado Museum renames ‘dwarf ’ paintings
• Papua New Guinea riots leave 16 people dead
• Children need the school inspectors back at work, and tougher than ever
• The cult of diversity is becoming dangerous
• PRO-EU fanatics are silent on Poland’s new illiberal turn
• The British public is in the mood for revolution
• Post Office inquiry must move quickly
• The Post Office scandal points to a deeper malaise in British society
• Nuclear shambles
• Aircraft carriers’ value
• We’ve won over Waitrose shoppers, says M&S chief
• John Lewis hires former boss of Jigsaw to kickstart turnaround
• How Red Sea disruption rattles British industry
• China built more solar panels in 2023 than whole world in 2022
• Higher than expected rise in US inflation risks rate cuts
• Savills hit as working from home leaves offices empty
• NS&I cuts Premium Bond prizes as savings rates fall
• Jack the Ripper pub on the market after owners go bust
• Hertz sells off Tesla cars as drivers stick with petrol
• Too early to say if cost of living squeeze is over, warns Tesco boss
• Fortnum & Mason to double warehouse space after orders struggle
• Dyson loses £150m vacuum energy labels battle with EU
• Fitbit co-founders leave Google as giant sheds hundreds of jobs
• Boeing faces formal inquiry into mid-flight door blowout
• Recruiter axes staff amid hiring slowdown
• Odey shared £64m before closure of fund
• Don’t overlook Legal & General’s capital growth potential while it trades at a bargain price
• L 24 LOCATED OFF PORTLAND BILL
• Bridge news
• Colonel Derek Wilford
• Burt Young
• Amalija Knavs
• Grantchest­er would be a car crash without Robson Green

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