The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-10-08

• Hamas terrorists butcher civilians as stunned Israel suffers ‘9/11 moment’
• ‘We hid as the killers came to our door pretending to be soldiers’
• Police forces will focus on yob hotspots to cut crime
• Tories outraged by £370m school
• We aim to make William proud, says finalist in Earthshot Prize
• Preserving tradition with a royal marmalade gift
• Adele builds room for lookalike dolls made by her Mexican fans
• We will be able to choose our moods in future, says Musk ally
• Murdered woman’s naked body paraded around streets of Gaza
• Hostages include IDF soldiers, children and elderly civilians
• Israel’s security forces made ‘colossal failures’ over largest Hamas attack yet
• As war unfolds after shocking terrorist assault – what happens next?
• Once a titan of politics, Netanyahu’s legacy will now be one of failure
• British family hid for nine hours during surprise raid
• Trump: Biden helped fund Hamas attack
• We must stand by a friend in time of need. If it is defeated, so is the West
• Countdown’s Riley criticises ‘party’ in support of Hamas as Palestinia­n flags wave in London
• West unites on Israel’s right to defend itself as tensions rise in Arab world
• Sunak urged to call IRGC a terrorist organisati­on
• Stop giving dogs antibiotic­s, scientists urge
• I never thought about sending my children to public school
• AI to listen in on job centre conversati­ons
• Lammy will offer £250k to inform on Russian oligarchs
• Labour ‘will fiddle the books to hide debt’
• Cars for the obese subsidised by the taxpayer
• Bank of England spends more than £600k a year on diversity
• Female shelter will admit biological men
• Woke backlash fear stops me getting guests, claims Cleese
• New Girlguides can only join virtual packs
• Uganda pop star activist Wine banned from UK
• No topic off limits ... if the joke is funny enough, says Mack
• Staff without medical training learn brain surgery ‘on the job’
• NHS strike picket lines ‘bolstered’ by activists from socialist group
• Japanese scientists discover a miracle new Covid remedy – tea
• Family of autistic schoolgirl to fund research into suicides
• Billions of euros in EU budget ‘misspent’
• UK and US push for in EU expansion to bolster Ukraine funding
• France’s MI6 clamps down on ‘tell-all’ former spies
• Biden plans ‘one and done’ Kyiv aid package
• Israel, an ally at war, deserves our full support
• Restoring an apple tree to its former glory
• Water company failure
• Establishm­ent media is hopelessly biased against conservati­sm
• Punish Iran for this despicable attack on Israeli civilians
• Britain is on a glide path to an alcohol ban
• Socialist Starmer is racing towards victory, but he hasn’t escaped a Callaghan-style meltdown
• Islamist anti-Semitism is behind Israel’s darkest hour since the Yom Kippur war
• Varadkar’s Ireland has washed its hands of Ukraine
• Is Britain heading for another Black Monday?
• Why I’m going to battle with the National Trust
• Retirement giant backs UK gilts amid bonds rout
• Waitrose in partnershi­p talks with Amazon to sell groceries on site
• Private aeroplane market hits turbulence
• Metro Bank board in talks with bondholder­s
• The London stock market’s Brexit loss is mainly New York’s gain
• Sunak ignored housing crisis while Truss rallied faithful
• Britain can still reap the rewards of shale energy
• ‘I’m the one making decisions, not Mike Ashley’
• Fiscal straitjack­et leaves Starmer’s hands tied
• Why the energy industry has turned against net zero levies on household bills
• End to era of data harvesting as Instagram goes ad-free
• Russia tried to kill my business – but we survived and thrived
• Dark side of solar panels exposed
• ‘I was sacked for sneaking off to BBC meetings’
• With £250,000 in cash to invest, the key is to diversify
• The very best of the week ahead
• Late summer heatwave lingers until end of week

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