The Daily Telegraph - 2024-02-22

• Speaker on brink after walkout
• Carnage in the chamber and Sir Lindsay suffered the most damage
• Senior Army figures ‘failed in basic duty’ to find truth over allegation­s of SAS murders
• Waiting list for NHS heart care doubles in three years
• King ‘reduced to tears’ after public support
• Tindall’s dilemma over rugby fan daughter
• Darwin gave up reading copy of Das Kapital given to him by Marx
• CHATGPT goes loco with ‘Spanglish’ glitch
• Merry Christmas – and a happy February
• Extraordin­ary scenes
• Extremism fuels dangerous surge in anti-semitism
• The Labour MP who tried to draw a line under Bercow controvers­ies
• Speaking out MPS respond to chaos in the Commons
• ‘Snobbish bank dropped nuclear bomb’ on my firm, claims Ashley
• Post Office row civil servant backs Badenoch over compensati­on
• EV charger sales pulled amid warnings of national security threat
• Brain disease patients given dementia misdiagnos­es
• Landmark BT Tower to become luxury hotel
• Search goes on for toddler, 2, who fell into Leicester river
• Officer was allowed to join Met following sex attack accusation
• Lyle’s Golden Syrup rebrand ‘throwing away 141 years of history’
• Monty Python ‘in-jokes’ are the grail
• ‘Comic genius’ The Office star Macintosh dies aged 50
• Taxpayers fund working-class history events
• Firms ‘risk breaking law’ over menopause
• National trust throws dogs a stick to prevent damage to buildings
• Baby-loss certificat­es for bereavemen­ts before birth
• UK sanctions guards at ‘Polar Wolf ’ colony where Navalny died
• Boris denies asking Carlson for $1m
• Barnier warns against Frexit
• Tim Scott could be Trump’s VP as he ‘doesn’t talk about himself ’
• Cocaine was actually sawdust, Hunter Biden’s lawyers claim
• Indian forces fire tear gas on farmers in row over price cuts
• EU police smash small-boat smuggling ring
• Priest told me group sex was Holy Trinity, claims ex-nun
• Frozen embryos are children, Alabama supreme court rules
• Kansas shooting suspect’s mother creates Gofundme for his care
• I have glimpsed the terrifying future of lazy, defenceles­s, near-bankrupt Britain
• Something’s fishy about the ONS’S excess death figures
• My whole life I’ve been tormented by a woman called Henrietta
• Europe clearly now wants Vladimir Putin to win
• Prince William should know that politics and the monarchy don’t mix
• Birmingham tax rises
• Ignorance underpins Labour’s hunting policy
• Energy costs to surge ‘unless West breaks China’s grip’
• Push to boost rural 4G falters as costs soar
• Boeing replaces head of troubled 737 Max
• Hunt handed £9.2bn boost for Budget tax cuts
• Former Tory donor makes $1bn profit after betting on US bonds
• Sweden hits out at Thunberg ‘flight shaming’ movement
• Global debt soars as high rates hit home
• Net zero is a Chinese missile aimed at the West
• GSK hails HIV jab that removes need for pills
• Vodafone-three inquiry ‘must be scaled up’
• Private equity trusts are ‘pregnant’ with gains from their investment­s – this is our pick
• Court Circular
• Ewen Macintosh
• Maureen Hicks
• Christophe­r Priest
• Toni Stern
• Dull space drama is Black Mirror without the satire

The Daily Telegraph - 2024-02-21

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