The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-14

• Chelsea prepare to axe underperfo­rming stars
• Hard-left activists push for BMA strikes
• Buyers grumble as Tesla cuts car prices
• Mermaids to train child gender Trust
• There’s enough for another book – I cut memoir in half to spare my family
• Treasury set for £11bn windfall that could stave off UK recession
• Ex-culture secretary backs new law to jail tech bosses
• Whitehall empties out as most staff are working at home
• Bring back masks to ward off ‘Kraken’ variant, says EU
• Over half migrant Channel crossing attempts succeeded
• Body of woman found in ‘swamp-like’ home
• Crufts of pigeon shows becomes no-fly zone
• Mummified woman was still alive, family believed
• ‘Remembranc­e Day tax’ proposal slammed
• Gambling study bets on ketamine to help addicts
• Killer ‘with a conscience’ fails to turn up to court
• Aristocrat wielded machete ‘to prove point’
• Dog walker killed as pets turn on her ‘in a frenzy’
• Bound by law The rules for paid dog walking
• Fashioned to fail: how internal rivalry doomed this sisterhood from the off
• King’s visit to deprived area ‘was in poor taste’, says egg thrower
• No doubt of Question Time audience view
• ‘Family conflict’ poet wins King’s award
• Sunak tries soft touch over SNP gender row
• Sausages under lock and key as cost of living crunch bites
• We’ll block transport emissions cameras, rebel council pledges
• Starmer would scrap law giving amnesty to Troubles veterans
• Mendy walks free after sex attack case but faces retrial
• UAE shares intimate dossier ‘to discredit’ Briton jailed for spying
• Police chief to put his feet up in retirement – for 34 days
• Cash payouts for collecting plastic litter
• Net zero target to cost homes ‘at least double’ Whitehall estimate
• NHS chief calls for increase in training of British medics
• Dartmoor’s wild camping ban an ‘attack on historic practice’
• We can’t return every treasure, says Beard in marbles row
• Radio 3 brings in long-time critic to strike a chord with listeners
• Alleged gunman faces murder charge over Christmas pub attack
• Girl died after ‘Mr Safe’ skipper hit buoy at high speed, court told
• Stones in glass houses
• Midwives hail ‘trans birthing’ lesson rethink
• HRT may help menopausal women ward off Alzheimer’s
• British Gas cover ‘worthless’ as customers left without heating or hot water for a month
• Award NHS staff medals for long service, says Ellwood
• Biden’s ‘garage files’ include notes for UK PM
• Mickey Mouse has a new rival in Florida as Bolsonaro becomes an unlikely tourist draw
• The jailed Putin critic smiling as he enters Russia’s harshest prison
• Moscow’s fighter jets ‘threatened’ Navy warship on maiden voyage
• It was Wagner that took Soledar, admits Kremlin
• Kyiv’s new ally is beavering away to bolster its defences
• Gaffe-prone German armed forces minister to step down
• Princess kicked out of villa with Caravaggio ceiling fresco
• Netflix swim star ‘spy’ cleared over rescue
• Beheading selfie jihadist faces Spanish trial
• Nicola Sturgeon’s failures
• Begum’s future
• Unfair parish share
• Britain’s struggling households are in no position to pursue net zero at any cost
• Handbrake horror
• Jeff Beck’s brilliance
• NHS medals
• The Radio 3 menu
• Johnson at the Carlton
• Seville oranges – but not as we know them
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• PETERBOROU­GH
• The Left wants to ban our gas hobs and it doesn’t care about the consequenc­es
• NHS waste is inevitable when everyone thinks it’s free
• The old economic order is gone forever and Britain is missing its chance to adapt
• The Brits are the proof: women are being erased
• I’m a victim of Harry’s Trumpian attitude to truth
• Osborne is playing a risky game of political chess with Elgin’s Marbles
• IN THE DOCK – THREE CONTESTED ARTEFACTS KOH-I-NOOR DIAMOND (CROWN JEWELS)
• SHRUNKEN HEADS (PITT RIVERS MUSEUM)
• ROSETTA STONE (BRITISH MUSEUM)
• Lisa Marie Presley
• Michael Clayton
• The prelate who defied evil in wartime Ukraine
• EDF delays the restart of two reactors
• Drax fined £6.1m for overchargi­ng operators
• Heinz avoids second row with Tesco as baked bean prices rise again
• HMRC faces strike threat as it battles to improve service
• Twitter users frustrated by Tiktok-style update
• MPS to quiz Royal Mail chief over ransomware
• Taylor Wimpey mulls lay-offs and plans to build fewer homes
• Byron Burgers to close half its restaurant­s in rescue deal
• Crypto exchange backed by Matt Damon to lose staff
• Coal, the world’s dirtiest fuel, is back – and it’s not going away
• Hunt could still avoid recession and pave the way for tax cuts
• Covid drags China to biggest drop in exports in three years
• More heavy rain, but it can be used for nature’s benefit

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