The Daily Telegraph - 2022-11-10

• Nurses to stage first national walkout
• Russian troops abandon city of Kherson in humiliatio­n for Putin
• Sturgeon’s ministers ‘trying to deny biology’
• NHS told to end ‘needless’ surgery to save £2bn a year
• Mangled language takes the shine off tribute plaque
• Uproar at opera over heckling of young star
• Sunak admits regret over Williamson role
• As the Cabinet body count begins to mount, Starmer wins this round
• No10 silent on whether PM pays for private healthcare
• Nurses turn to food banks when ‘boiler is broken’
• Trouble brews in the jungle after MP’S debut
• Taxpayers pick up bill as ministers travel first class
• Historic England to prevent stain on King Arthur legend
• Accuser’s climbdown could have absolved Duke of York
• Activist pelts royal couple with eggs in slavery protest
• ‘I will deliver my promised ID cards for veterans, even if it breaks me’
• Aniston ‘threw everything at IVF’ in pregnancy bid
• Revealed: the speed camera that catches most drivers
• ‘Hundreds more’ children contracted HIV from infected blood
• ‘Burglar’ accused of 30-year-old murders
• ‘Live by Trump, you die by Trump’: Republican­s wake to a new truth as red wave fails to break on America
• Bouyed-up Biden declares intent to run again in 2024
• Three US states vote to outlaw all slavery
• Is Desantis’s vision for Florida right for America?
• Fetterman promised to keep getting back up – and won Democrats a critical victory
• Saudis detain US mother trapped in custody battle
• Ex-paratroope­r from UK killed during defence of Bakhmut
• Russian theatregoe­rs ‘held hostage at gunpoint’ in terrifying drama
• Kremlin signals Kherson retreat with a TV chat
• Meloni rouses French ire over migrant ship
• Turkey tells Sweden to hand over journalist as price of joining Nato
• De Klerk’s Nobel prize stolen from widow’s home
• Biden is a calamity for the world, but Trump isn’t the man to beat him
• A bonfire of EU laws is easily achieved
• Don’t lose track of British weapons in Ukraine
• Just Stop Oil won’t help the environmen­t by alienating the public
• Sunak needs a vision
• The role of GPS
• An important choice for US Republican­s
• Britain only developed country to miss out on job recovery from lows of pandemic era
• South East house prices drop as sales slump
• Rolls-royce nuclear reactors ‘to supply fifth of UK power by 2030’
• Shell given £90m to cut bills under taxpayer guarantee
• Doing laundry at night in UK could keep France’s lights on
• Goldman hails record number of female and black partners
• ‘Unacceptab­le’ train firm in line for seven-figure performanc­e fee
• Serious Fraud Office hunts for new chief as Osofsky steps down
• M&S warns of ‘gathering storm’ of falling demand as shoppers’ living costs rise
• Next buys Made.com for £3.4m out of administra­tion
• The undervalue­d UK market is poised for a comeback
• Meet the German maverick taking on Elon Musk with ‘Twitter killer’ Mastodon
• After a long slump, biotech is back on the rise. These are the trusts to snap up
• Wetherspoo­n costs rise as growth slows
• ITV set for ads slump despite World Cup
• Court Circular
• EAST-END ROWDYISM.
• Actor who appeared the epitome of Cockney decency as the put-upon Arthur Fowler in Eastenders
• Runner who in 1964 became Kenya’s first Olympic medallist
• Never mind Becks, the kids are the true stars here

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