The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-10-15

• Pro-Palestinia­n protests marred by anti-Semitic chants
• Israel set to hit Hamas from ‘land, sea and air’
• BBC Arabic reporters appear to justify killing of civilians by terrorists
• Rats run rampant in NHS hospitals
• ‘Bashir coached Diana’ for her I adored Hewitt comment
• London venue pulls rug out from under Spacey’s world premiere
• We thought he’d give up 20 years ago, but a renaissanc­e lay ahead
• We fake drama of baby animals in danger, Strictly winner claims
• Caine rolls end credits on film career lasting seven decades
• Invaders planned killing and capture of young children, documents reveal
• Leaders of terror blitz are killed by Israeli air strike
• Soldiers setting foot in Gaza will walk into a death-trap
• We’re paying for a war we never wanted, say refugees
• British lawyer trawls Hamas footage for glimpse of missing sister
• Islamist group in UK hailed ‘egg on the face’ of Israel
• Councils face ban on boycotting Israeli goods
• Ex-Premier League star hits out at FA over arch snub
• Day of protest full of marches, fury and chants against Israel
• Schoolchil­dren stage ‘abhorrent’ protest to back Palestinia­ns and shout IRA slogans
• Now they march with a demonic energy that revels in killing Jews
• BBC building sprayed with red paint over ‘occupation lies’
• Sunak urged to sanction Qatar for hosting Hamas
• Army ‘deliberate­ly’ killed reporter, claims Lebanon
• Support for Israel must not dissipate when reality of fighting sets in
• White House fears fallout from Gaza ground invasion
• How Iran spent £13bn building web of terror
• Low-level offenders to help clean up graffiti
• Vote tactically for me in Dorries seat, Labour man tells Lib Dems
• Opposition’s plan to reform cohabiting law ‘appalling’
• Truss takes on Treasury with alternativ­e ‘growth budget’
• Private school VAT raid could cost teachers’ jobs, say unions
• Environmen­t adviser attacks Starmer’s housing plans
• Animal rights activist used charity cash to buy house
• RSPCA under fire as majority of lottery money goes on expenses
• Le Carré’s last mystery: was pen name a sly dig at rival Fleming?
• Councils face ‘rural fightback’ over banning meat and dairy
• Beard crosses swords with film-makers over Gladiator 2
• LTNs make it quicker to walk than take bus
• Cyclist ‘would still be alive’ if council had acted over pothole
• ‘I was watching Netflix, not cutting down landmark tree’
• Golden nugget is a worthy sequel to Aardman classic
• Queen of pop puts the sex in sexagenari­an on her comeback
• Shop store thieves and we’ll give you £500, chain tells customers
• AI chatbot principal puts boarding school in a class of its own
• Lack of regulation for physician associates ‘is harming patients’
• Small boats raise Home Office consultanc­y costs
• NZ farmers help plough Ardern’s party aside in general election
• North Korea is arming Putin for Ukraine war, says White House
• Australia votes ‘no’ in indigenous rights poll
• Hamas is the enemy of peace
• What choice does Israel have in the face of an enemy that seeks its total destructio­n?
• The power of Evensong to unite worshipper­s
• The world has entered a new era of geopolitic­al chaos
• The BBC’s moral cowardice is shocking
• The West is truly lost if it can’t see Hamas for what it really is
• There can be no peace so long as Palestinia­ns want to annihilate Israel
• Climate Change Committee is at war with conservati­sm
• Why liberals have ended up cheerleadi­ng for jihadism
• ‘Cancel culture is terrifying. If the strain gets too much, I’ll go’
• Oil refinery ‘at risk’ under Labour North Sea curbs
• Google has sent internet into ‘spiral of decline’, says AI expert
• Carney admits net zero cost is ‘exceptiona­l’
• Higher-for-longer rates have dealt mortal wound to pursuit of net zero
• Labour’s housing plans would spark wave of lawsuits
• Boots needs a British owner after woes in foreign hands
• ‘Sunak’s net zero delay has destabilis­ed the car market’
• How Labour’s new deal for workers risks damaging business
• Private schools brace for wave of mergers before tax raid
• Fake parts scandal sends airlines into tailspin
• Where you’re most (and least) likely to qualify for free NHS care
• ‘Talking about money was worse than being naked’
• Gifting part of a house to save on death duties is a minefield
• The very best of the week ahead
• Autumn starts in earnest with big temperatur­e fall

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