The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-27

• Sturgeon trans law in disarray after rapist climbdown
• Police ‘illiterate in English’ recruited in diversity drive
• Public sector decline to cost tens of billions
• Zahawi case errors not ‘innocent’, says HMRC
• Tackle height to be lowered in elite rugby
• Bond actress ‘painted as diva’ over failed film
• Call to PM Conversion therapy ban ‘will criminalis­e Christians’
• Hand over to Labour, Rod urges Tories
• Hunt makes case for optimism in hailing British genius
• Obesity in schoolgirl­s drops after sugary drinks taxed
• Man charged with terror offence after hospital bomb scare
• Scandal of the EU citizens mistakenly paid handouts
• £220,000 for Johnson’s partygate legal bill
• Earth in close encounter with lorry-sized asteroid
• Rare kangaroo joey takes first peep at world
• Man’s £10k fine for not wearing mask quashed
• Anger over Braverman Windrush inquiry snub
• Met Pc pleads not guilty to sexual assault charge
• Georgia on my mind
• Mr Darcy makes Austen a meme idol for millennial­s and Gen Z
• Non-alcoholic whisky and rum could raise your spirits
• Going off script
• Residents breathe fire over debris left by collapsed festival
• Lobbying by trans activists helped a rapist end up in a female prison
• Burns, beasts and beasties take centre stage as Mordaunt and Sturgeon face their demons
• Royals set to roll up sleeves for Coronation volunteeri­ng
• Primary teachers worth their weight in gold
• GCHQ chief to step down in the summer
• Europe’s ‘greenest’ developmen­t is home to Britain’s biggest electricit­y guzzlers
• More EV chargers in London borough than eight other cities
• Evidence sought for trial of Just Stop Oil protesters
• Warning over ‘misleading’ green claims on toiletries
• Labour councillor questions Khan’s Ulez expansion
• A hissing cat isn’t aggressive, it wants to be left alone
• Loyalty card data can spot ovarian cancer
• Dancer injured by ‘falling tree’ sues ad agency
• Meows about that? How to tell what your pet is feeling
• Taxpayers see £15bn go up in smoke as wasted PPE spending exposed
• Record rise in victims quitting sex assault cases
• Schoolboys most at risk of radicalisa­tion
• Police worker jailed for stealing evidence cash
• Former Oxford don fell victim to builders’ £77k roof repair scam
• Gun murder
• No charges over walker killed by dogs
• UK safeguards ship it sank in 17th century
• Hancock is sued by fellow MP in antisemiti­sm row
• HS2 may not reach central London as inflation soars
• Teenager dies after inhaling deodorant in her bedroom
• COE officials ‘sent death threats’ by sex abuse victims
• Cost-cutting blamed for ‘danger’ chaos at London Bridge station
• Kremlin link to veto of Sweden’s Nato hopes
• France will ‘leave all doors open’ to sending fighter jets to Ukraine
• Wagner mass grave reveals toll of convict recruit deaths
• US withholds top-secret armour on tanks bound for front line
• Zelensky: it wouldn’t be ‘correct’ to back Johnson in return as PM
• US policemen charged with murder over driver’s death
• Elderly woman among nine killed in Israeli raid
• Firebrand Greene aims to be Trump’s running mate
• The $2million (middle-aged) man on a quest to feel 18 again
• ‘It girl’ out for French speakers as purists turn on fashionist­as
• German town’s ‘anti-lgbt’ stunt provokes outcry
• Life of Bryan His daily regime
• The spirit of Brexit can still salvage Rishi Sunak’s ailing government
• Ukraine will retake Crimea – if we help them
• Woke publishers don’t stand a chance against Jane Austen
• This scandal has destroyed Nicola Sturgeon
• There’s an alternativ­e to ever higher taxes
• Waste and incompeten­ce have cost the Tories the support of loyal voters
• Macron’s vacillatio­n
• Kicked out of school choir – but singing again
• A day for reflection
• Productive at home
• The true purpose of the inner jeans pocket
• Roaring EVS
• Russian reprisals
• Drams on ice
• Haldane urges Bank to slow down rate rises
• Harvey Nichols bows to fur ban calls
• Britain warms its back-up coal plants to supply electricit­y to France
• Toyota chief, an electric car sceptic, steps down after 14 years
• Offshore mini power stations could supply electricit­y to Kyiv
• UK’S decline in relevance is ‘breathtaki­ng’, say investors
• Shell considers selling part of home energy business
• Weather warning
• LVMH toasts record profit but warns of champagne supply squeeze
• Asda staff face pay cuts after review of night shift roles
• Sound plan
• Morrisons’ crumpets are toast amid budget price war
• Royal Mail’s delivery delays ‘let people down’
• Tesla suffers $34m loss from Bitcoin amid ‘crypto winter’
• Funding for the crumbling NHS needs an overhaul
• Resistance to electric cars has doomed Toyota
• Former chancellor Hammond to chair crypto company Copper
• Robots to help write articles for struggling publisher Buzzfeed
• Irish brothers behind pay giant Stripe explore listing
• Airports warned about informatio­nsharing violations
• Two new Iht-free stocks for readers determined to avoid being stung by death duties
• IBM joins big tech rivals in plan to cut thousands of staff
• TSB posts record profit despite fine over IT failure
• Natwest to close 23 more high street bank branches
• Mecca Bingo owner Rank in the red as costs surge
• Wizz Air buffeted by airspace closure amid Ukraine war
• Fever-tree pays £20m extra for glass bottles
• Key numbers
• GRAVE COMPLICATI­ON.
• A GROWING MOVEMENT.
• Adolfo Kaminsky
• Bruce Gowers
• Actress who starred in B-movies and married John Gregson
• Perry’s genial road trip failed to get under England’s skin
• What to watch
• DOCUMENTAR­Y Getting Away with Murder(s)
• Death in Paradise
• DRAMA Lockwood & Co
• Thelma & Louise (1991) BBC One, 11.30pm; Scotland, midnight; not NI
• Judas and the Black Messiah (2021) Amazon Prime Video
• Shotgun Wedding (2022) Amazon Prime Video
• Prisoners turn twitcher for poll

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