The Daily Telegraph - 2024-02-02

• ‘Chemical attacker’ was failed asylum seeker
• Tories call for protection after attacks over pro-israel stance
• Helping Kyiv protects the West, says Shapps
• Nursery workers offered golden handshake to fill gaps in Sunak’s childcare free scheme
• Dark end for Archbishop in Burgess’s deranged Spy Who Loved Me
• EU agrees €50bn aid package for Ukraine
• US plans strikes against Iranian targets when weather is clear
• UK sanctuary for elite Afghan troops abandoned to Taliban
• Ukraine army chief tipped for the sack takes aim at Zelensky
• Suspect drove 300 miles to carry out attack
• Hunt’s rebuke for OBR shows Truss-era discontent waiting to rear its head
• A swing and a miss for Rayner and Reeves as they launch Labour’s latest canapé offensive
• Blair pens ‘leadership guide I wish I was given in 1997’
• Reform admits donation from financier facing groping claims
• Lumley returns to Burberry to fly the flag for true British style
• Robbie interrupts stag do as she breaks her silence on Oscar snub
• HMRC to rake in more than £100m in tax-return fines after Tory allowance freeze
• Us-style tipping that adds 10p to a £5 pint proves hard to swallow for pub drinkers
• Key to long and happy life for dogs is a pointy nose, says study
• BBC investigat­ed by competitio­n regulator
• British Museum to display stolen items to ‘take ownership of story’
• Britain to test-fire nuclear missile off coast of Florida
• Ulez hecklers force Khan to move mayoral Q&A online
• Range Rover Prince Philip drove Obamas in goes on sale
• Royal Park gardeners strike for better pay
• Sussexes: Social media not safe for children
• Princess ‘inherits’ Queen’s ladies in waiting
• ‘Kingussie Kong’ captured with a Yorkshire pud on way to see friends
• Most British women now wait until age of 32 to have their first child
• GPS fear patients spotting mistakes in medical records
• No kidding – goats can tell if humans are angry or happy
• Turbans can be as effective as cycle helmets in crashes
• Convicted paedophile was lifeguard at Butlins
• Racial slurs and explicit lyrics found on ‘clean’ tracks in Spotify
• Earth may have begun life shaped like a Smartie, scientists say
• School rugby a form of child abuse, says new academic study
• Charities criticisin­g Rwanda Bill given £200m in grants
• ‘Dr Drips’ who sold quack Covid remedies suspended
• Farmers call off protests as Paris strikes deal
• Agricultur­al heave
• Gunmen ‘take hostages at Us-owned plant in Turkey’ in apparent protest at Gaza war
• Concerns over €10 kebabs go all the way to Germany’s parliament
• Girl, 12, swings python around head to save pet guinea pig
• ‘Barbie’ cartel head ‘funded’ Mexico’s leader
• Iran ‘hired Hells Angels biker to assassinat­e dissidents in US’
• Stuffed polar bear stolen in sub-zero heist
• French investigat­ors dip into Nestle’s water
• We need a Blair-osborne Act to stop ex-mps shilling for foreign rulers
• Mass migration will permanentl­y alter Britain
• The blinkered BBC shamefully ignores Hamas’s genocidal aims
• Remainers have never been more powerful
• Britain must act to save its democracy
• British democracy is sick when an MP is threatened for pro-israel views
• State rail will fail
• Labour rail regression
• Pay rises ‘good news’ says No 10 after Bailey warns wages too high
• Russian-owned land in London seized as part of Yukos battle
• The Bank just outed itself as Hunt’s worst enemy
• Shell earnings plunge from record high as oil prices fall
• Deutsche Bank to axe 3,500 jobs as recession fears grip Germany
• BT profits surge after 14pc increase in broadband bills
• BAE developing ‘Land Rover of sky’ military drone to carry troops
• Hamas victims sue Binance for ‘allowing access to funds’
• Tesla mulls move to Texas after Musk payout annulled
• Bank of England should cut rates immediatel­y
• HMRC is underminin­g vital investment tax reliefs and becoming a law unto itself
• British stocks will not be cheap forever – this trust is poised to capitalise on their eventual rise
• AN EMPTY FORMALITY.
• SOVIET RECOGNISED BY GREAT BRITAIN.
• John Zylinski
• Sir Frank Sanderson, Bt
• Melinda Ledbetter
• Better than Brangelina? Spy reboot is witty and fresh

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