The Daily Telegraph - 2024-02-23

• ‘I have the Russian soldiers in my sights, but no shells to fire at them’
• Physician associates ‘illegally prescribe drugs’ after IT error
• Islamists are now in control, says Braverman amid Speaker row
• ‘Unparallel­ed’ drone deal to stem illegal migrant flow
• PM ‘concerned’ over vote as MPS vow to oust Hoyle
• The Speaker is not the villain. We know who is, let us focus on them
• He altered procedures and made a mockery of the people he serves
• Storm Penny sends Labour running for cover
• MPS’ offices need protest exclusion zones like those at abortion clinics, ministers told
• Police stood by as ‘From the river to the sea’ was projected on to Parliament, says MP
• Ofcom ‘overreachi­ng’ with GB News inquiry
• Private schools would exploit ‘loopholes’ to avoid VAT, says Labour
• Staff who crossed out ‘Israel’ on baby girl’s birth certificat­e suspended by Home Office
• Under-25s will be limited to £2 stakes on slot games in online gambling crackdown
• Welby: Church fell short over Vennells role
• Down with the kids Taylor Swift
• V&A hires Swift superfans and outerwear anoraks in push for Gen-z visitors
• Yes, Prime Minister got it right ... polls can manipulate the public
• Note from the grave tells of author’s death
• Green mayor bans meat on ‘inclusive’ menu
• Cowboy builder who preyed on vulnerable clients jailed
• Trans women face ban from Hampstead Heath ladies’ pond
• Regulator ‘truly sorry’ for ending gay doctors’ careers
• Divorce rate drops despite ‘no fault’ law to make it easier
• UK’S only trans judge quits over fears she has politicise­d the role
• Millionair­e businessma­n led double life as sex attacker
• Scouts face investigat­ion after ‘killing boy on trip’
• Ban junk food TV adverts at all hours, Dimbleby urges
• Suburban women aged 60 ‘could decide the election’
• NHS strikes affect one in eight days as flu rates soar
• Jamaica turns colonial buildings into slavery monuments for tourism
• El Chapo’s granddaugh­ter busks for cash in London
• Dangerous wildcats being kept as pets in worrying trend driven by social media
• Shipment of bananas contained Britain’s biggest cocaine haul with 5.7 tons seized
• UK backs ‘Trump whisperer’ Rutte to lead Nato
• Starving Palestinia­ns looting aid trucks driving through Gaza
• Israel trials post-war ‘humanitari­an’ zones
• Biden asleep at wheel, Truss tells US event
• Western agents ‘thwart Moscow from blocking Ukraine supplies’
• German army boss: We will stop Putin if he strikes
• Republican­s ‘worse than racists’ for refusal to back Kyiv funding
• Kremlin trying to blackmail me, Navalny’s mother claims
• Teachers’ fury as France gives every pupil €2 for Olympics
• US makes first successful Moon landing in more than 50 years
• Candy floss banned in India over carcinogen­ic concerns
• Cannabis legalisati­on would let German homes produce ‘tons’ of drug, Scholz warned
• Yakuza boss ‘tried to sell’ nuclear bomb samples to Iran
• Democracy is endangered when our politician­s give in to threats
• The SNP may just have found its saviour
• Pro-lockdown MPS can’t deny the huge costs of their actions
• Starmer has brought shame upon Labour
• Fixing welfare is an economic and moral imperative
• Nothing but sound and fury during a disgracefu­l day in Parliament
• Why rail passengers used to have more space
• Rolls-royce mulls building first mini-nuclear reactor on Continent
• Treasury opens up sale of gilts to ordinary savers for first time
• European Central Bank records loss after rate rises
• Mondelez: Investors ‘don’t care’ about Russia
• Lloyds sets aside £450m for car finance mis-selling compensati­on
• Royal Mail to collect parcels from 5,000 corner shops
• Telefonica slashes value of Virgin Media 02 by £1.5bn
• Fresh setback for London as Indivior joins market exodus
• WPP hit by slowdown in ad spending as downturn bites
• Germans reject Tesla gigafactor­y expansion
• Blow to drivers as petrol prices rise for first time in five months
• California halts rollout of driverless cars after accidents
• Bank risks dragging Britain into a depression
• South Africa’s desperate spiral makes it unsafe for tourists as links grow with axis of terror
• FTSE 100’s income investing potential is underestim­ated. This trust is well placed to capitalise
• HOW NOT TO DO IT.
• SOME GOOD SCHEMES.
• FLOWERS IN SITTING ROOMS.
• Chris Cartledge
• Princess Ira von Fürstenber­g
• Founder member of Acas, the industrial conciliati­on body
• British Gymnastics needs to change its woeful culture

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