The Daily Telegraph - 2021-03-01

• BBC rugby reporter left in tears by online abuse
• Hunt for UK patient with Brazil mutation
• Vaccines for over-40s to start this month as UK delivers jabs to more than 20m adults
• Budget boost for pubs considered
• Pupils’ online lessons cut to make time for Covid tests
• Four-week plan to get fit for the end of lockdown
• Shane Watson
• Health roadmap
• Lockdown impact on women ‘overlooked’
• Children can avoid GP for sex-change drugs
• Trump says political journey ‘far from over’
• The radical reform that Britain needs is desperatel­y out of reach
• Patel signals life jail sentences for Channel people smugglers
• Stop threatenin­g pensioners over licence fee, peers tell BBC
• Veteran Coronation Street actor Johnny Briggs dies aged 85 after a long illness
• Train tickets cost up to £3,500 more than decade ago
• Sturgeon faces heat over code ‘breach’
• Parish church bears mark of Italian master
• Earl takes diving lessons to join hunt for lost White Ship
• Appetite for vegan barrister wigs to replace traditiona­l horsehair
• Bronze Age spear, 3,000 years old, looked ‘modern’
• Covid has killed 34,000 with dementia, charities say
• Police ask: Why enforce lockdown at this late stage?
• Pandemic obesity messages may be exacerbati­ng eating disorders
• Third of Britons fear society has got used to staying apart
• Meerkats happier when zoo visitors returned last summer
• Charities warn of famine threat
• Office space to shrink by a fifth
• Germany close to U-turn on ‘bad’ jabs policy
• Black Covid patients need more accurate oxygen tests, experts say
• Vaccines reduce risk of hospital admission by more than 90pc
• Threatenin­g to share revenge porn now carries jail sentence
• Officer ‘ignored stab threats’ in wake of BLM
• Soldiers’ brain trauma is more than a psychologi­cal illness, experts argue
• Buildings damaged in controlled detonation of wartime bomb
• Russian nerve agent attacks are a ‘threat to world order’
• Duke of York to step back from Trooping the Colour
• New ground rule: coffee shouldn’t be in the fridge
• Amazon AI to dub films without using actors
• New York governor in second sexual harassment accusation
• Qanon plotting to storm the Capitol again this week, police fear
• News anchor pulled children out of ‘hard-left’ US schools
• Pompeo woos conservati­ves in sign of 2024 presidenti­al bid
• Police open fire on protesters during bloodiest day in Myanmar since coup
• Hong Kong charges 47 activists with subversion under new law
• Libya peace delegates ‘bribed to support PM’
• Azerbaijan­is return to landscape frozen in time
• Chariot unearthed near Pompeii could be Roman bridal carriage
• Church bureaucrac­y is out of control
• Ministers should try ‘listening to Nan’ a little more often
• Culture war is a power struggle for institutio­ns
• The Budget must reduce lockdown damage to women in business
• A vaccine win
• Shutting out visitors to National Trust houses
• Unvaccinat­ed medics
• Christ Church at work
• Mcboutface
• We need a plan to save our high streets
• HOW TO BUILD BACK FITTER
• Dr Saleyha AHSAN
• Amy RAPHAEL
• TERIYAKI MACKEREL WITH SESAME SPINACH
• How to say sorry better
• MIDLIFE FITNESS FILES
• How Rag’n’bone Man traded misadventu­res for fatherhood
• New broom and magic spells fail to elevate this ancient tale
• Promising idea ruined by endless talk about ‘process’ and ‘identity’
• The Night Sky in March
• EUROPEAN AIR SERVICES. LAST BRITISH LINE CLOSES.
• The Week in Westminste­r
• Calls to the Bar
• Johnny Briggs
• Rupert Hambro
• Attenborou­gh remains the master of wildlife narration

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