The Daily Telegraph - 2005-11-24

• 70,000 pubs and clubs call an end to time
• Brown risks winter of discontent with 2pc pay limit
• Gas prices will have to rise, admits Blair
• Blair and Hain face fierce backlash over amnesty for 150 IRA fugitives
• Tears of betrayal as terrorist murderers are let off
• Adding folic acid to fl our ‘ would reduce birth defects’
• The Queen returns to her island of happiness
• Beekeeper uncovered ‘ scam’ over local honey
• Crusades betrayed Christian beliefs, Williams tells Muslims
• Drunken consent ‘ is still consent to sex’
• The doorman
• The drinker
• Rural backwater issues most licences
• Time is called on the thrill of illegal ‘ lock- in’
• Supermarke­ts are the biggest beneficiar­ies
• Hexham is England’s favourite market town
• Prescott ‘threatens Thames heritage’
• ‘ Criminals will think it’s worth trying to shoot their way out if sentences are so light’
• Brothers hunted for murder of WPc
• Patrols seek to prevent another White Friday
• Protein link gives hope of averting miscarriag­e
• All-rounders lead the way in search for Great Briton
• Husband saw wife die as glider broke apart
• Robbery warning closes gems show
• Stabbed woman stopped breathing as husband was killed in robbery
• No proof, says Abigail suspect’s mother
• Pensions ‘to continue slide down Euro-table’
• This time it really is all up to the judge
• A tale of two Simons
• Hoogstrate­n was behind rival’s killing, court is told
• Davis corners Cameron over Europe
• Conservati­ves seeking to put women in a winning position
• Ministers ‘ failing to curb violence against women’
• I lied, says teenager accused of axe murder
• The trusty old dog who fetched a live grenade
• Another former Blair aide speaks out over going to war in Iraq
• Clarke joins campaign for inquiry
• Congress to block arms deal with UK
• Scientist who cloned Dolly ‘ bullied Asian colleague’
• Red- hot filling adds acres to a Sandwich island
• Merkel alarms Blair over EU constituti­on
• German brewers raise a ‘ healthy’ glass to the untapped female market
• Chavez embarrasse­s Bush with cheap fuel for US poor
• Peace Mom’s protest returns to haunt Bush
• US reveals details of Iran’s nuclear ambition
• Berlusconi is a byword in his own language
• Muslims fall for stray dog that howled by favourite saint’s shrine
• The biggest junk shop that was made in China
• Cut- throat competitio­n is a razor for only 80p
• Pinochet charged with tax fraud
• The trials of being both judge and jury
• Brief encounters
• Dear Sir, I have an idea to help sell my book
• I’ll go to jail to print the truth about Bush and al- Jazeera
• A big chill will heat up energy debate
• Save our schools
• And what about justice for the victims of Ulster?
• Japan needs an army
• Sentences are far too light for gunmen
• Court Circular
• Bill Harrison
• Lt-Cdr Andy Chalmers
• The Hall of Foam
• THE THURSDAY COLUMN
• The story behind the photo:
• Windmill: always nude but never rude
• Save energy... and lots of money
• DAYOF THEDA
• Is the gastropub making a meal of it?
• MYFAVOURIT­ERECIPE
• Flight from modernity
• A modern classic that brims with poignancy and wit
• Magical marriage of music and verse
• Everyone thinks I’m so shockable
• Delights in the attic of despair
• PERFECTPLA­YLIST
• The tragic tale of the British Joni Mitchell
• Why we are better than Westlife
• CHORUS OF APPROVAL
• Music isn’t medicine: it’s a dangerous drug
• DIGITAL REVIEW
• Miniature marvels
• Actors lead chorus of complaints
• Compliance and science
• How compliant are you?
• High price of the Olympic dream
• CONSTRUCTI­ON MATTERS
• Rallying against a ‘ them and us’ culture
• Big is becoming beautiful again
• COMPANIES RECRUITING INCLUDE…
• Engineerin­g challenge of Olympic proportion­s
• Women blaze a trail to the top
• Hold tight please, new bus technology is taking over
• When all seems lost, don’t give up
• Background muzak is much nearer the surface, writes Adrian Furnham
• Find out what people want

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