The Daily Telegraph - 2024-03-07

• 1m more migrants to prop up economy
• £6bn will be ploughed into NHS
• OBR downgrades GDP growth estimate
• Tax break to encourage second-home owners to sell
• Hunt lands between a headmaster and someone declaring a foreclosur­e
• Chancellor targets granny flats and annexes in stamp duty crackdown
• Mass migration props up growth as worklessne­ss crisis worsens
• The Chancellor appears determined to steal Labour’s clothes with this Red Tory Budget
• An early election would be potentiall­y suicidal for the Conservati­ves after this damp squib
• Non-dom status abolished in raid on rich
• How the Tories pushed up taxes to a near-record high
• Child benefit overhauled to end unfair bills and boost workforce
• Reforming this raid on working parents is a step forward for family life
• Middle-classes will be worse off this year despite NI reductions
• ‘In a year or two, we’ll be back in the same place’
• How Hunt was seduced by Big Tech into giving yet more funding to the NHS
• Scottish MPS in revolt over North Sea windfall levy
• The consequenc­es of Tory tax raids are now painfully clear: no one wants to work
• UK on track to become the new Hollywood
• Drivers and drinkers benefit from fuel and beer duty freeze
• Tories finally put our art scene where it belongs: centre stage
• GPS must allow patients to book appointmen­t over the phone
• Don’t blame yourself if your labrador is lardy
• K-pop singer apologises to fans for having a boyfriend
• Parents protest at ‘shrunk’ school catchment
• Met apologises to bike vigilante accused of being danger on road
• War on diesel drivers ‘a cash grab in green clothing’
• NHS did not keep us safe, says midwife after death of her baby
• Up to 4,000 offenders could be freed from prison early
• GP charged with making ricin after being accused of poisoning mother’s partner
• Packing on the carbs at breakfast makes you toast in the attractive­ness stakes
• Tim Collins: Soldiers stymied by legal fears
• The Now Show ends after 25 years in Radio 4 shake-up
• Rwanda Bill defeat as peers vote down plan to oust courts
• Abstract painting by Queen Margarethe sells for £18,000
• Haiti’s ‘Barbecue’ gang leader warns of genocide if PM returns
• Houthis kill two sailors in first Red Sea shipping deaths
• Weapons supervisor guilty as witness in Rust shooting trial waves revolver in court
• Trump and Biden to duel for Haley votes as she exits race
• Trump fans left disappoint­ed by subdued victory celebratio­ns at Mar-a-lago
• Urgent items on the policy agenda for a second term
• The unknown Democrat who denied Biden a clean Super Tuesday sweep
• Trump’s victory does not guarantee him keys to the White House
• Britain is already too far down the road to serfdom to turn back now
• Not one mention of pensioners, who are inching close to a tax trap
• This was a bolder Budget than many realise
• A tax-cutting Budget leaving more to do
• Decadent Britain is joining Europe in surrender
• This was a damp-squib Budget from a government at the end of the line
• Boots orders staff back to the office five days a week
• US investor targets Britain’s ‘nuclear triangle’ for mini-nuke
• Zuber Issa in talks to buy EG petrol stations
• M&S co-chief to step down after two years
• Legal & General chief executive slashes bonuses and slows hiring
• Support for parliament­ary veto of Uae-backed Telegraph bid
• Court Circular
• Clergy news
• French beauty who starred with Errol Flynn and Paul Newman
• Sir Christophe­r Benson
• Rear Admiral Guy Griffiths
• The well-told tale of Boris Johnson remains great TV

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