The Daily Telegraph - 2022-03-10

• Johnson urged to help broker oil deal with Saudis after Crown Prince snubs Biden call
• Russia ‘plotting chemical attack’
• Universiti­es told to strip Bercow of posts over bullying
• Lifelong quest Wreck found by ‘Indiana Jones of the Deep’
• Shackleton’s ship has endured for 100 years
• Fear and paranoia does as much harm as bombs in once sought-after suburb
• Putin makes war on mothers and babies in city dying under siege
• Poland and US accused after fighter jet plan falls through
• Migs would only have carried a limited threat
• UK to deliver world-leading dart missiles
• Home Office blames ‘building rules’ as refugees are left out in the cold
• Starmer pins his hopes on rising fuel bills and ignores the Patel-shaped elephant in the room
• Prince moved to tears by refugees as Patel U-turns
• Royals’ visit brings hope to workers at Ukrainian centre
• British soldiers who go Awol to join fight will face prosecutio­n
• Chernobyl leak fears after power line hit
• Cabinet drive to reconsider fracking as energy security plan
• Odesa Opera harmonise for peace in their time
• We sent conscripts to war, Kremlin admits
• ‘It is the free world’s duty to do all we can to stop Putin’
• Tchaikovsk­y removed from orchestra’s programme
• Water bills may be cut over sewage dumping
• Heat pump incentives may not increase uptake, say advisers
• Waitrose and Aldi end sales of disposable barbecues
• What is a woman? That’s a tricky one, say Labour frontbench­ers
• Britannia replacemen­t to be unveiled ahead of Platinum Jubilee
• Nightclub boss Stringfell­ow enters bible of biographie­s
• Diocese cuts gay author’s talk to pupils on Book Day
• S Korea’s new leader vows to confront Kim
• Australia declares national flood emergency as death toll hits 21
• Guatemala triples length of jail sentence for abortion
• Pig heart patient dies two months after transplant
• Baguettes must be made using less salt, French bakers are told
• Christians fear more attacks if Hindu party wins election
• Sweden’s lockdown-sceptic Covid chief given WHO role
• Natural beauty: camel wins pageant with no surgical help
• Xi Jinping must see Russia collapse in Ukraine
• Blaming men for war isn’t feminist, it’s an intolerabl­e and lazy cliché
• Joe Biden can’t stop making America look weak
• The case for fracking
• How to keep hostas beyond the reach of slugs
• Neighbourl­y spirit
• Britain must heed the lessons of history and let in Ukrainian refugees
• How our pets are ‘catching’ depression
• I watched MPS suck up to Bercow. It was embarrassi­ng then – now, it’s even worse
• A heartfelt homage that brings Stephen Sondheim back to life
• St Pancras – the perfect place to catch an opera
• The dark clouds over ‘Oppenheime­r’
• Why copyright lawsuits are ruining pop
• Snobs dismiss him, but Hirst was a rock star of the art world
• Court Circular
• GRAVE CRISIS AT JOHANNESBU­RG. TROOPS CALLED OUT.
• Alan Ladd Jr
• Diana, Lady Farnham
• Major Douglas Covill
• Mosley’s takeaway? Only the government can stop obesity

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