The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-01-31

• Carrie a natural choice for animal charity role
• Britain ready to help out EU on vaccines
• Social distancing may have to remain in place all year
• Chief mandarin warned Cameron of referendum havoc
• Cut red tape so firms can use AI, urges Brexit task force
• We can finally take advantage of our freedom outside the EU
• Capital gains tax rise being considered by Chancellor
• Environmen­tal video aims to stub out smokers’ littering
• Animal form The rollercoas­ter fortunes of the Aspinall family and their conservati­on projects
• Surge in hare coursing as gangs turn to live streams and online bets
• Titanic radio rescuers are forced to wait after pandemic drives plans off course
• Four-year-old girl stumbles on dinosaur footprint while walking dog at the beach
• How vaccine assault by Europe’s first lady backfired spectacula­rly
• Oxford scientist hits back at Macron tirade
• ‘Vindictive’ Von der Leyen is facing flak from all sides
• Ireland ‘was considerin­g’ playing Biden card to force Commission to back down
• Article 16
• ‘My uncle’s death from Covid made me more determined than ever’
• Blundering efforts of the EU provide the opportunit­y to set right the Irish protocol
• Aid global rollout once UK vulnerable safe, says WHO
• We must not pin all our hopes on vaccines alone
• As a dyed-in-the-wool Remainer, I now wish I’d been a Brexiteer
• Patients dying after refusing to be put on ventilator­s
• Easier proxy voting for elections in May
• Pupils may have to test themselves for virus at home
• Make playground­s a priority for children’s health, Johnson urged
• Lockdown causes mental health problems for one in six youngsters
• Bereaved families may have to pay Covid funeral fines
• Patients bite the bullet with DIY dentistry treatment kits
• Barnardo’s in row over ‘white privilege’ guide
• Public cash funded National Trust colonialis­m project
• Green road closure signs removed after drivers baffled
• Disabled people ‘ignored’ in creation of low-traffic areas
• Sikhs criticise street renamed after guru
• Sex slave who escaped North Korea stands as Tory candidate
• New chapter in saga of forged Dickens letter
• We want to be heard, say first-time protesters galvanised by Navalny
• UN to call for release of Briton in Indian jail
• America’s war on drugs failed. So Oregon is daring to decriminal­ise
• QAnon supporter in Congress must be expelled, say Democrats
• UAE offers citizenshi­p to highly qualified foreigners in effort to boost economy
• Post-Covid socialism would crush the values that made Britain great
• Macron will do anything to talk down his British rivals
• The stamp duty holiday needs to be permanent
• A sad and revelatory crisis for Brussels
• How did Joe Biden get it so wrong on the EU?
• Britain shouldn’t stoop to the EU’s level in the vaccine dispute
• A roadworthy plan to remember the bravest
• Europhiles have finally had their eyes opened to the hideous reality of the EU
• Welcoming Hong Kongers proves Britain is willing to do more than virtue signal
• Keeping primary schools closed is asking children to pay too high a price
• Elon Musk is a hero to all of us who want to keep the joy in driving
• HOW HEYWOOD DEALT WITH FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF LEADERSHIP
• For Gen X, this is all a waking nightmare
• There has been one ever-present joy in lockdown misery: the birds
• MEET THE TWITCHFLUE­NCERS
• Never forgotten? Why the Spanish flu has no memorials
• The travel ban is a personal tragedy for many modern families
• HOW MIGHT BRITAIN COMMEMORAT­E ITS COVID DEAD?
• How George V’s only daughter became the first modern princess
• Novel of the week Jake Kerridge
• Can authors make a living in 2021?
• Last orders for a literary legend
• January blows hot and cold with no respite in sight

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