The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-26

• Soprano returns as Royal Opera cuts ties with BP
• Baffling Brexit plan undermines the UK, says M&S chief
• Sturgeon under pressure to move rapist out of female jail
• We need missiles as well as tanks, says Kyiv
• Suspects have feelings too, judges are told
• Tesla accelerate­s cuts as uncertaint­y grows
• Man held over Tube ‘assault’ on Hancock
• Crestfalle­n press pack fails to get scalp – or shiny forehead
• Jabs for elderly to continue after autumn booster campaign ends
• Sunak forced to deny ever paying tax fine after Zahawi penalty
• Rise in Kawasaki cases caused by pandemic
• Mountain railway opens after four-year shutdown
• ‘Ice age’ human remains unearthed in North
• Farmer killed brother as he saved him from cow
• Menuhin and carnival ‘queen’ win blue plaques
• Children could be added to Rwanda deportatio­ns
• Met Chief vows to stop Coronation disruption
• Team GB trio join outcry over trans athletes
• Psychedeli­c drugs can work their magic when treating depression
• Healthy diet may be best to fight dementia
• BBC politics kept me abroad, says Sir David
• How the debate has unfolded
• Ukraine has its tanks – now for the hard part
• Treasury investigat­es how it helped ‘warlord’ sue reporter
• Macron over a barrel after Germany releases Leopards
• Ukraine hopeful of long-range missiles to strike enemy targets
• Russian hackers target MPS and defence staff to net state secrets
• Build arms factory in Poland to supply Zelensky, says Ellwood
• Moscow court tells Cold War civil rights body to shut down
• Billionair­e friend of Putin’s daughter in wine sanctions row
• Armed response
• Rotor way services
• ‘Do you have any allergies?’ police asked climate activist
• Net-zero traffic critics branded ‘conspiracy theorists’
• Duke’s accuser signs book deal to reveal scale of Epstein abuse
• Portrait Gallery to ‘diversify’ its collection­s with £35m redesign
• Forget suits – dress for the other type of bar, lawyers told
• My weight helps me look young, says Allsopp
• Students hit by £1,000 rent rise as loans fail to keep pace
• HMRC boss defends home-working staff over call delays
• Killer asylum seeker ‘asked schoolgirl­s out on dates’
• Woman ‘paid online hitman to kill ex-lover who rejected her’
• Two or more Met officers in court ‘every week’ to face charges
• Gove targets vandals with ‘you break it, you fix it’ plan
• Terrible loss
• Rolex gang used stun gun and knives to mug tourists
• Wind farms paid to stop turning as public told to switch off lights
• Seller faces £200k legal bill over knotweed
• Cash incentive for farmers to rewild land
• Double take
• Terminator-style robot brought to life in lab
• Identifyin­g size of cancer cells is key to customised care, study finds
• Drone number plates to help tackle ‘Wild West’ in the sky
• Ambulance to A&E handover delays harmed patients
• Judgment day And if you thought that was bad...
• Quarter of Dutch young people think the Holocaust was a myth
• Kanye’s comments on Jews and Hitler may lead to Australia ban
• Monk rebel leads militias against Myanmar pro-democracy groups
• Romanians are stealing our property, says Tate’s brother
• Kansas man shot dead by his own dog in hunting accident
• Spiritual guru with the evil eye held over sex assaults
• Stabbing spree in Spanish churches kills one
• Bear face cheek as Rocky Mountain Zoolander poses for 400 selfies
• Reforms to legal system risk pulling Israel apart, president warns
• Trump to be allowed back on Facebook and Instagram
• Dunk diving offence
• Furious voters are itching to sweep away our incompeten­t political class
• Is the doom clock right this time? Probably best not to think about it
• Nato’s support for Kyiv is shakier than it seems
• Welcome resolve from the West in the battle against Putin’s barbarism
• Paying to avoid the wait for an NHS consultant
• Pension realities
• Illogical energy policy
• The law on dying
• Silent song
• When wild ice skating was a regular spectacle
• Change with the times
• A better retail model
• Britain to challenge China with subsidies for computer chip industry
• Sturgeon warned Scotland faces ‘stark funding challenges’
• Whiskas shrinks cat food pouches
• Crushing tax burden sends confidence to 13-year low
• BT customers pay highest fees to escape broadband price rises
• Skilled social care workers lose morale as shelf-stackers are better paid, says think tank
• Bank of England staff agree to below inflation wage deal
• Wetherspoo­n chief optimistic despite sales struggle
• Paradise beckons
• Holidaymak­ers brace for a summer of chaos
• Healthy vegan snack bars are no different to Kitkats, says taxman
• Former City analyst accused of £1.5m insider trading plot
• Khan urged to reject LED billboards as tall as Big Ben
• Treating business like a piggy bank will end in disaster for the Tories
• Past tells us diversific­ation is the key to future returns
• Airlines are holding the holidaymak­er in contempt
• Flying the flag
• Sellers warn Royal Mail delivery backlog threatens their future
• Surge in Microsoft outages frustrates UK home workers
• Novel approach to buying a book as inflation hits Egypt
• Englishman who saved biggest book chain in the US
• A 10pc dividend rise yet the shares have barely moved: buy this trust before the market catches on
• Bank of Canada raises interest rates to 16-year peak
• Aerospace giant Boeing posts sixth consecutiv­e loss
• Global economy growth likely to be slowest in decades
• NYSE glitch puts kibosh on 4,000 share trades
• Crew Clothing’s sales jump 15pc as smart casual rules
• Owner of Cannes Lions to split its assets after review
• Jim Garrett
• Steeplecha­se runner, agent and critic of athletics officialdo­m
• Flight Lieutenant Peter Fischer
• Maureen Doherty
• Cornish drama serves up a top cast alongside all the cliché
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• The Apprentice BBC One, 9pm
• Build Your Dream Home in the Country
• The Dog House Channel 4, 8pm
• GRAYSON PERRY’S FULL ENGLISH
• Film choice

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