The Daily Telegraph - Saturday - 2023-12-09

• Royal children’s good wishes for the less fortunate
• Jenrick: Too many migrants to integrate
• US refuses to support UAE-backed call for Gaza ceasefire
• Supermarke­ts must do more to stop deforestat­ion, says Barclay
• ‘Measurer of dreams’ MacGowan laid to rest
• Soho House ‘too busy’ to let new members in
• Bristol residents told: Split rubbish 13 ways
• Rwanda could splinter Tories as seriously as Brexit division
• MPs must back Sunak’s deportatio­n plan because it is the only game in town
• Ben Riley-Smith
• Sunak plan to stop the boats is working, says Mercer
• Napkin, anyone? Turkey with all the trimmings never looked so unappealin­g for Marvin Humes and Nigel Farage on Farage could be back to fight next election
• Late Queen did want Harry to retain his official security
• Hannah Furness
• Royal family on song in show of harmony at Christmas service
• Shapps: My daughter endured anti-Semitic chants at university
• Pupils taught that St Hadrian was ‘black’
• Anthem dropped for Bristol’s graduation­s
• Anthony Shingler
• Theatre that snubbed planning law faces closure
• Planet Earth’s latest drama: the sex life of very rare frog
• Upskirting lawyer had collection of pictures of junior colleague
• Trans girl’s alleged killer ‘had dark murder fantasies’
• Humans have created a new geological era on the Moon
• Australian PM called Thatcher a ‘f------ b----’
• Plant-based meats ‘too salty and processed’
• Teen obsessed with the 1940s drives car older than his gran
• Ivy League university loses $100m following anti-semitism row
• Love Story star O’Neal dies peacefully aged 82
• A frank debate is needed on legal migration
• Talking turkey
• The law on dying
• The Tories require a period out of power to decide what kind of party they are
• The Tory rebellion has come too late. Sunak’s Rwanda Bill is their only possible hope
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• Too many people can’t be bothered to work, and the rest of us are paying the price
• PETERBOROU­GH
• The UAE is unfit to own The Daily Telegraph
• Kemi Badenoch has shown what she is made of by taking the fight to Labour
• The debt timebomb that’s about to explode
• Back off Scobie – our royals deserve better
• Here’s my Survival Guide to the coming apocalypse
• The new enemy of Christmas cheer? Health and safety
• I hid my sexuality – politics was very different 30 years ago
• The secret formula for writing a Christmas No1
• Flattering and festive – no wonder black is the colour of this party season
• Elliott Erwitt
• Ursula, Lady Westbury
• ‘Christus vincit’ and the coming of Christmas
• Landlords face benefits blow
• Oligarch ends legal feud over disputed Da Vinci painting
• Abu Dhabi-backed Telegraph bidder rejects plan to reduce stake
• City seeks pubs revamp to win back crowds
• Putin’s war economy is a threat to Europe
• Commodity trader partners get $5.9bn payout after oil price rise
• Nationwide staff told jobs at risk weeks before Christmas
• Microsoft faces fresh clash with regulator over ChatGPT deal
• City trader Marex snubs London to list in New York
• Spotting spawn so early begets a bitterswee­t feeling

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