The Daily Telegraph - 2024-02-28

• UK blocks Macron’s bid to send troops to Ukraine
• Therapy and meditation can ease menopause symptoms
• Rowling leads backlash over trans cat killer standing trial as woman
• MPS handed £30m for extra security amid Gaza threat
• Give employees counsellin­g over sick notes, report suggests
• Andrew takes centre stage at memorial service with William absent
• Anderson meets with Tice amid talk of defection
• Health minister ‘turned disappeari­ng Whatsapps on’ during Covid
• Lower taxes for ‘inherently capitalist’ youth
• I’ve been smeared for trying to speak out about Islamist extremists
• Parents charged for music exam certificat­es
• Pensioners hit by ‘emergency’ £55K tax
• Pupils lack basic skills when schooling starts
• Lewinsky gets the vote out with modelling campaign
• Trampoline park leaves 11 people with broken backs
• Mother in murder trial ‘beat toddler because Bible said she should’
• ‘Chelsea-on-sea’ councillor banned from local businesses over second homes row
• BBC says sorry to family in Huw Edwards ‘sext’ scandal
• National Trust acting ‘like North Korea’ in online vote
• The latest political blockbuste­r? Henry Staunton vs The World
• Mandarin absent at Vennells CBE decision
• Water thicker than blood for Boat Race twins
• Dante looks simply divine in new 3D image reconstruc­ted 700 years after poet’s death
• Invest in art to draw a profit, say experts, as value of rare whisky goes down the drain
• RAF cadets told not to say ‘marksman’
• BA employee ‘on run in India’ over £3m scam
• Crisps and fizzy pop face meal deal ban
• Macron morphs from Putin pacifier to sabre rattler
• Western boots on ground in Ukraine do not have to trigger nuclear war
• US may lose influence to China in Pacific
• CIA helped Kyiv build 12 ‘secret spy bases’
• Russia jails top human rights campaigner
• Gaza truce and hostage deal close, says Biden
• Meloni suffers blow at polls after party loses Sardinia to the Left
• Two guilty of gunning down RUN-DMC’S Jam Master Jay
• ‘Ping-pong’ bombs deployed in war with elephants
• Elderly member of Left-wing terror group caught in Germany after decades on run
• Drug kingpin sentenced to life in prison for five murders in Holland’s biggest ever trial
• ‘Islamophob­ia’ is today’s blasphemy – wrongspeak may be criminalis­ed
• Humza Yousaf is taking Scotland for a ride
• The economic case for mass migration has finally collapsed
• The Tories have one shot at fixing our housing crisis
• The Chancellor’s last chance to be bold
• Don’t blame baby boomers for politician­s’ mismanagem­ent of housing
• The MOD failed to engage with Forces families
• Gender injustice
• Banks close 140,000 businesses’ accounts
• British telecoms firm awarded Russia deals
• Hunt urges Shein to swap New York for City
• UK’S declining energy use signals looming crisis
• Delays to French-built nuclear plants leave UK risking blackouts
• Labour defends tax raid plan despite oil output warning
• Asda losing out in battle for shoppers as owners cut costs
• Britain’s shift to a high-tax, net zero, regulatory state is crushing the life out of the economy
• Tesco shares are a bargain. It is time to buy as consumers look forward to a brighter future
• HARD WEATHER INTERVENES.
• REASON FOR WITHDRAWAL.
• The Week in Westminste­r
• TO RUN AT ASCOT.
• Bernard Kops
• Lord Cormack
• Scala Radio is being hollowed out – and listeners are furious

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