The Daily Telegraph - 2021-01-23

• Mutant strain ‘more deadly’
• How the one per cent are doing lockdown 3
• Sunak preparing for tax rises in autumn
• People-smuggling kingpin still at large
• Melanie Rickey ‘Suddenly, drinking wasn’t fun anymore’
• Investing in Universal Credit will improve people’s lives
• New Salmond documents may be revealed
• Mental health checks by video ruled out by senior judges
• A&E nurse attack ‘senseless’
• Staff sat in on Bridgerton romps to guard the furniture
• Amazon AI aims to ensure family films are not a horror show
• Patel condemns Facebook over encryption amid child abuse fears
• Sex scenes don’t need music, insists Normal People star
• Step up cyber security, hunts warned after data breaches
• South African strain ‘could make vaccines half as effective’
• Holidays to Spain could be out until the end of summer
• British student skiers test positive in France
• No10 rejects £500 payouts for Covid cases
• Vaccine target fears as dose deliveries fall by 500,000
• Vallance reassures over Israel’s Pfizer data
• EU will get less than half of expected Astrazenec­a doses
• R rate falling below 1 raises hopes of end to virus surge
• Wedding with hundreds of guests was shameful, says Chief Rabbi
• Loneliness and lack of exercise worsen depression for over-50s
• Tiktok ‘pranksters’ disrupt children’s online classes
• Cut juries from 12 to seven to deal with backlog, says judge
• Helping flood victims could spread Covid, residents told
• Hardest-hit pupils should repeat year, say experts
• Wuhan victims’ families blocked by courts
• Thousands confined to home in Hong Kong’s first lockdown
• RAF prepares to fly vaccine out to the Falkland Islands
• India sends 1.5m doses of Oxford jab to Myanmar
• Devoted dog’s patient vigil for ailing owner
• Billionair­e friend of Duke quits his business
• Alleged victims of ‘abusive’ vicar fear church will cover up report
• Children brought up bilingual are better at multitaski­ng as adults
• Time running out for social media reform, Harry warns
• Canadian governor general quits over bullying scandal
• Rail link severed by Beeching to be restored
• Smart motorways led to increase in deaths and injuries in live lanes
• ‘King’ who said his plot was a sovereign state faces jail
• Stud farm’s ‘elite’ horses win victory over waste plant plan
• Eagles back from extinction to tackle geese numbers
• Listed building window hit by lorries 12 times to be removed
• Boy, 14, arrested after teenager killed by ‘knife-wielding’ gang
• Navy investigat­es sailor who smuggled lover into air base
• Rallies on Russia’s streets over Navalny arrest
• Franco-era law means Britons face year-long wait for Spanish home
• Belgian TV channel is fined for vegan promotion in soap
• Opening the Dior to a world of clothes that’ll lift the spirits
• Covid will kill 600,000 in US, warns Biden as he issues order for government food aid
• Let’s not have bust-up over Churchill, says embassy
• Republican who endorsed ‘fake school shooting’ claim told to quit
• Russia and US step closer to extending nuclear arms control deal
• Sanders’ woolly mittens play into the hands of social media
• Impeachmen­t article to Senate ‘on Monday’
• Conviction looking unlikely as ex-president proves too popular to purge
• Fifteen held as far-left mob attacks Democrat offices
• Twitter blocks Ayatollah’s account over Trump threat
• Rishi Sunak, the Yorkshire Maharajah in pole position to become our next prime minister
• A total travel ban would be a total waste of time
• Canines in cagoules: dressing your dog is a widespread form of insanity
• Biden forgot to include the left-behinds
• We must not allow takeovers by global firms to undermine British science
• What could possibly go wrong with a £500 Covid bonus?
• It is unethical to keep those who have immunity locked down
• Biden has misunderst­ood the toxic trans divide
• The Government must pick a course
• It makes no sense to slow down vaccinatio­n in some parts of the country
• Why children of alcoholics are too often the forgotten victims
• ‘When you rescue a dog, you save not one life but two’
• God bless the Telegraph readers – with their brilliant ideas for calm
• Look to Call My Agent for authentic Parisian style
• Sartoriall­y, the Democrats have a delicate balancing act ahead
• DISASTER TO A BRITISH SUBMARINE.
• Sir Keith Bright
• Grace Robertson
• The woman who loved Victorian Mancunians
• Weak economic data and fears of longer lockdown weigh on FTSE
• HSBC chief to be grilled over Hong Kong crisis
• Mining magnate Steinmetz found guilty of bribery in Swiss trial
• John Lewis repays £300m Covid loan early
• Double-dip recession on the cards as activity nosedives
• Digging for gold
• Hipgnosis hits back after critic strikes note of discord
• It would be crazy to punish the private sector with higher taxes
• Centrica taps hydrogen boom with conversion of gas storage site
• More rain to come after escaping full wrath of Christoph

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