The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-10-29

• Israel sends in elite troops for ‘long war’
• Ministers plan extremism crackdown as fears grow over UK ‘permitting anti-Jewish hate’
• No10 sets new curbs on dangerous AI
• Personalis­ed cancer vaccines facing red-tape delays
• More than 150 inmates tried to escape in past five years
• Young listeners give old hits a whole lotta love
• The humanity in Sixties music means pop will always play second fiddle
• World leaders become ‘Swifties’ so singer will come to their cities
• Muslims take up arms with IDF to protect their country from terrorists
• Families of Israeli hostages urge Netanyahu to outline rescue plan
• Hamas ‘hoarding medicine and food’ as Palestinia­ns go hungry
• Extremism law would protect democratic freedoms of society
• UK pays £4m a year to NGO that ‘blames Israel for Hamas attack’
• Labour justice secretary breaks ranks with party over conflict
• Doctors who posted anti-Semitic slurs online investigat­ed
• Tories revolt over UK not voting for UN ceasefire
• Mosque leader who praised Hamas aids CPS
• Jewish students hide kippahs and stars of David amid campus fears
• Mosque investigat­es speaker who called on God to ‘curse the Jews’ and ‘tear them apart’
• Security fears over protest force synagogue to stay shut
• Iran’s formidable weapons arsenal holds the power to shape this war
• Sky News Arabia criticised for calling Israeli towns ‘settlement­s’
• Erdogan likens action in Gaza to Holocaust
• Iranian girl dies after alleged beating ‘for not wearing a hijab’
• Expert urges King to apologise for Mau Mau wrongs on Kenya trip
• Prince’s Singapore summit to shine a light on illegal wildlife trade
• Oxford college ‘warned of bikini airline boss’s dealings’
• Public libraries prioritisi­ng ‘trans books’
• Seven-year-olds will be given lesson on resisting cancel culture
• Guide Dogs boss ‘addicted’ to child pornograph­y
• Gender-critical works ‘treated like Hitler’s Mein Kampf ’
• Packham keeps his nose clean after allegation of ‘bird sniffing’
• BBC employs mental health team for stars on Survivor reboot
• Father urges mayor to tackle e-bike ‘menace’ after son lost a finger
• TikTok users invent a new craze ... walking
• Khan’s ads for free school meals cost the same as 9,000 lunches
• Former Tory chair Berry reveals his child is autistic and nonverbal
• World ‘no longer knows’ how to build fusion reactors
• Citizens with state secrets cannot leave China
• Ukraine’s ‘Q’ develops army of killer robots
• Russia resorts to executions and prison camps after mutinies
• Pence pulls out of Republican presidenti­al candidate race
• Ivanka Trump will be forced to testify in her father’s fraud trial
• Extremism must be tackled robustly
• Unworkable ceasefire
• Israel is fighting an enemy that wears no uniform and hides behind civilians
• Vanished Tory values
• It isn’t hubristic to think Western civilisati­on can still be saved
• Israel has been too soft on Hamas
• Alison Rose has exposed the truth about the new elite
• Britain is hurtling towards a debt crisis. We’re too addicted to handouts to care
• Is Israel’s response to Hamas’s attacks justified under internatio­nal law?
• The case for wind power was built upon a myth
• How years of appeasing Iran unleashed horror across the Middle East
• ‘The Palestinia­n Authority needs to take over Gaza once this war is over’
• Asos in talks to offload Topshop to US retail giant
• Sunak plots AI chatbot to help us pay taxes and access pensions
• Ryanair threatens to scrap Boeing orders
• UK could be the tipping point for a ‘global reckoning’
• Unilever will need time to shed corporate wokery
• ‘UK must build sovereign rival to ChatGPT for security’
• History repeating itself with the world drowning in debt yet again
• How Britain descended into a state of economic despair
• How the Israel-Hamas war shot BAE to record highs
• The world’s best pensions revealed – where does Britain rank?
• ‘A mystery German relative left me £14,000’
• KATIE MORLEY INVESTIGAT­ES
• Winter is on its way as October stays wet to end

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