The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-11

• Saving the planet is not our job, says Fed chief
• We must cut tax, Johnson tells party faithful
• Fund to redress Church ‘sins’
• Striking paramedics putting ‘lives at risk’
• Biden’s classified data on UK under review
• Bazball is way forward, Stokes tells counties
• Royal family has ‘lost all trust’ in Harry
• Child asylum seekers’ teeth X-rayed to verify age claim
• Uranium found at Heathrow sparks terror investigat­ion
• Cold vaccine may be silver lining of Covid pandemic
• Algae can help speed up healing, new study finds
• Vase bought for a tenner to sell for up to £80,000
• Alert as oxygen supply errors harming patients
• Tory MP suspended for breach of lobbying rules
• Drivers freed from cars trapped in floodwater
• Brexit could unleash science funding boom
• Council fined after girl killed by tree
• ‘Doctor’ who faked her degree was paid £1.3m by NHS, court told
• Pardon could follow ‘sexist’ 1923 hanging
• School bans hugs and playground romance
• Actress claims she was forced to drive drunk to avoid threesome
• Keep schools open even if teachers walk out, No 10 told
• Shappsy dances merrily in the red mist of Labour’s impotent ambiguity
• NHS chiefs demand 5pc pay rise to avert more walkouts
• Deaths at home surge amid union rancour and cold snap
• Downing St defends use of RAF plane
• I still want my children to be close to their royal relatives, says Duke
• King to use first state visit to France to strengthen post-brexit ties
• ‘Revealing Taliban kill count was part of my healing journey’
• Spare: global phenomenon
• Spare flies off shelves, selling 400,000 copies on first day
• Johnson is ‘spaced out’ of Shapps’s Virgin Orbit photo
• British space ambitions fall back to Earth
• Branson, we have a problem
• Space race
• Waitrose cans small bottles of wine to reduce carbon footprint
• Watching too much television increases risk of depression
• Can tinned wine compete? The proof is in the drinking
• Tate pretends to be a misogynist, court told
• Hancock brushes off rumour he was in Turkey for hair transplant
• Begum gives ‘full account’ of how she joined IS in podcast
• Social media bosses ‘should face jail’ if they fail children
• Labour staff from ethnic minorites are paid 9pc less
• Hogarth paintings cleaned of grime from leaving hospital’s doors open
• Go with the flow
• Afghan asylum seeker killed aspiring Royal Marine over e-scooter
• Policing ‘on a knife edge’ as one in five officers plans to quit
• Sergeant ‘forced cadet to crawl around track’
• Russia close to capturing key strategic town
• Britain has nothing to fear from sending tanks; it’ll only hasten a Ukraine victory
• ‘We’re fearful for our missing son but proud of the work he’s done’
• Live grenade pulled from soldier’s chest
• Macron faces ‘mother of all battles’ with unions as he lifts pension age
• Japan may invade Australia, Chinese ambassador warns
• Taliban hails its ‘supercar’ (with a Toyota Corolla engine)
• Rapper ‘desecrates’ president’s palace in foul-mouthed video
• Jury to decide fate of vigilante who killed robber in diner
• Arizona brings drag shows to heel to protect family values
• Discovery of HMS Erebus diary may reveal fate of doomed crew
• What comes first, the NZ chicken or egg shortage?
• Prince Harry cannot be permitted to ruin King Charles’s coronation
• The tank’s critics are about to be humiliated
• The cult of wild swimming is turning sensible people into fools
• Britain must learn from health systems abroad if the NHS is to survive
• Failing our children
• Prince Harry’s attacks
• A threat to the integrity of our great museums
• EU illegitima­cy
• Canned on the go
• How Philip Larkin found poetry in water
• Driving damp
• Baths are best
• Support for Ukraine
• Labour cigarette ban
• Bank unveils crackdown on buy-to-let mortgages
• Lockdowns and recession will blight careers of graduates, warns IFS
• Amazon to cut 1,200 jobs with closure of three sites
• Fund boss accuses Unilever of ‘virtue signalling’
• Number of new non-doms falls 40pc
• How home working risked Disney’s hit factory
• Games Workshop opens office in Spain amid lack of bilingual staff
• Christmas sales dip 27pc at Card Factory as Royal Mail chaos bites
• City PR man to net £35m in Tulchan sale to rival Teneo
• Kent ‘ethical hacker’ backed by Carlyle Group investors
• Carmakers put brakes on EV production as costs soar
• Supply chain woes derail Hornby despite rising sales
• Russia’s deficit hit £46bn last month as sanctions batter Putin
• Battery maker Britishvol­t sheds 96pc of value in rescue deal
• World Bank slashes growth forecasts in face of slump
• Facebook to ban advertiser­s targeting teens by gender
• IMF refusal to answer MPS’ questions exposes arrogance of the global elite
• Branson’s space failure proves he’s no Elon Musk
• For our tip of the year, a 9pc yielder that should benefit strongly when markets recover
• Cost-cutting starts to deliver dividends for AO World
• Former FTX executive meets with prosecutor­s
• Coinbase cuts one in five jobs amid crypto collapse
• Stagecoach chief executive retires from bus operator
• Driverless car start-up raises expansion funds
• Recruiter Robert Walters warns of hiring downturn
• Key numbers
• Dr Tim Gimlette
• Anita Pointer
• Hans Magnus Enzensberg­er
• Adman behind the slogan, ‘If you see something, say something’
• WELCOME TO CHIPPENDAL­ES
• Billion Dollar Downfall: The Dealmaker
• Dogs in the Wild: Meet the Family
• The Caribbean: Billionair­es’ Paradise
• Next Level Chef
• Landscape Artist of the Year 2023
• How a year off gave birth to a new soundtrack of my life
• The Wackiest Ship in the Army
• The Accountant (2016)
• Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
• Sharp-eyed shark spotters sought

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