The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-12

• Bridgen loses whip over Holocaust tweet
• 750,000 could soon default on mortgage
• Suspected cyber-attack halts Royal Mail overseas post
• Uranium find may be Iranian terror dry run
• Cancer patients have to ‘fight’ for NHS care
• We have Briton’s body, say Wagner militia
• Backbenche­rs rebel over online harms Bill
• Sticky situation
• Thames Water spills sewage ‘in every county it covers’
• Thousands of flights delayed in US after planes grounded
• Labour waters down plans to tear up GP contracts
• Sinn Fein quits Brexit talks over leader’s snub
• Marine pilot dies after falling from rope ladder
• Teenager robs man at knifepoint during date
• Council fine resident to clean up front garden
• Pensioner fined for letting ambulance pass
• Man, 22, arrested over Elle Edwards killing
• Bank boss killed by drunk stranger in random West End street attack
• Germany may beat Branson rocket to first successful UK launch
• Elgin Marbles must stay in UK, says Culture Secretary
• Michael Flatley has surgery for aggressive cancer
• I felt ‘un-feminist’ to want children, says BBC presenter Jones
• Power pact
• Cat sinks teeth into Rishi over his pearly-white ‘Love Island’ dentalwork
• Sunak: I am registered with NHS GP ... now
• Health unions to boycott ‘rigged’ review of pay as doctors vote on whether to walk out
• Train drivers to reject £5k pay rise amid threat of job losses
• ‘More popular’ PM to visit Nicola Sturgeon for talks
• Scottish hospitals halt all routine ops for three weeks
• UK’S oldest lorry driver can keep on truckin’
• Care watchdog finds mothers were denied childbirth support after Covid rules ended
• Long Covid symptoms end within a year, study finds
• Johnson joked about No10’s ‘unsocially distanced’ party
• Spiking offence dumped as ‘unnecessar­y’ by Braverman
• Monstrous mutation A new fast-spreading Covid variant
• ‘There’s no sense in sending scrap metal via a plane. It’s so expensive’
• Charlie Hebdo faces similar fate to Salman Rushdie, Iran warns
• UK calls on Iran to drop death sentence on alleged MI6 spy
• Duke ‘exploited’ veterans’ suicides to limit damage of kill count claim
• Clarkson had the right to say what he wanted about Duchess of Sussex, claims Donelan
• SNP gender law ‘would apply to English schools’
• Fear of appearing racist affects how police handle ‘honour’ crimes
• Pensioners ‘need £2,000 more to make ends meet’
• Church ‘should pay parishes before slavery reparation­s’
• Midwives fear trans training will be ‘repeat of Tavistock’
• Son in court over mother’s death in a case fit for Christie
• Fewer places at top universiti­es for the most well-off pupils
• Numbers add up for Murray as full-time host of Countdown
• Northerner­s and Scots worst off in prostate care postcode lottery
• General Armageddon demoted after failing to knock out power
• Ukrainian Himars missile strike kills 80 Russian civilians working as trench diggers
• Wallace told to send tanks to Kyiv for spring counter-attack
• Shoring up
• Germany rules out sending military aid to Taiwan
• Children’s drug-cartel party ‘a mistake’, says footballer
• Residents stage sit-in to oust drug dealers
• Suicide bombing at site of Chinese visit to Kabul
• Controvers­ial Cardinal Pell dies after surgery
• Commuters stabbed at Paris Eurostar terminal
• More of Biden’s classified papers were taken from the White House
• Shop offering heroin and crack to open as hard drugs are decriminal­ised in Vancouver
• ‘Field’ is a racist word, says US uni as it rejects ‘white supremacy’
• Ocasio-cortez criticised over health claims about gas ovens
• Onion price causes wave of smuggling in the Philippine­s
• Remainer elites were the original election deniers
• Bad things will happen if we ban teenagers from hugging
• Putin now faces his own 1917-style catastroph­e
• More people should go private, not fewer
• Hope that British tanks will help the Ukrainians land a decisive blow
• Church in the wrong
• The cost of energy storage can’t be ignored
• Closed court justice
• Best of British onions
• Church priorities
• Lost NHS beds
• Shoppers who welcome a chat at the checkout
• School sweetheart­s
• The maths ceiling
• That’s the spirit
• Coal plant to remain open in blow to green agenda
• Cash use rises for first time in decade as households tighten budgets
• Daughter of world’s richest man to run Dior
• Darktrace plunges 15pc after slowdown warning
• Mirror publisher will shed 200 jobs
• G7 price cap on Russian oil is costing Putin £140m a day
• More than 12m people rely on credit to pay for food and bills
• Fine dining
• Housebuild­er Barratt warns of ‘marked slowdown’
• Festive shoppers flock to Argos as Royal Mail strikes disrupt sales
• Insurance firms lose £1.7bn in value after Direct Line reveals cold snap increased claims
• Not on the High Street to cut jobs in challengin­g market
• German carmakers fear hit from Biden’s green subsidies
• Dutch state nets £20m dividend from UK’S railways
• If the stock market really has turned a corner, thank the January Effect
• Power politics
• Daydreams won’t solve UK’S electric car problem
• Musk accused of redundancy ‘sham’ by former Twitter UK staff
• Guardian confirms that ransomware attack compromise­d personal data of British staff
• Meta and Apple no longer rated best workplaces amid tech woes
• An unusual trust that knows how to extract value from companies that have forgotten their investors
• One in 10 job vacancies empty at City watchdog
• Young demand JD Sports trainers despite living costs
• Standard Chartered clears aviation division for take-off
• UK signs minerals and manufactur­ing deal with Saudis
• Owner of bowling alleys strikes gold with record results
• Tesla suffers blow in legal battle with civil rights agency
• THREE TIMES AN EXILE.
• SUDDEN DEATH OF EX-KING CONSTANTIN­E. LAST HOURS AT PALERMO.
• King Constantin­e II of the Hellenes
• David Duckham
• Why on earth did ITV serve up this lazy, pointless dross?
• THE REUNION ITVX
• Vikings: Valhalla
• In the Footsteps of Killers
• Colosseum Sky History, 9pm
• The Apprentice
• Britain’s Notorious Prisons: Strangeway­s
• Marie Antoinette
• From Russia with Love (1963)
• Legend (2015)
• Witness (1985)
• Volunteers to track pine martens

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