The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-28

• The photo that ‘clears Duke’ over bath sex
• Navy and RAF ‘not pulling weight’ on Ukraine
• Pension tax plan may get over-50s back to jobs
• Workman crushed to death by pop-up urinal
• Seven dead after attack on Israel synagogue
• NHS will text patients to fill last-minute slots
• Hospital fined over baby death after ‘concerns ignored’
• Senior Tory backbenche­r investigat­ed over taxes
• Coroner withholds name of dog walker mauled to death
• Golfer cuts up rough over potholes in his road
• Dorries ‘did not consult’ watchdog over chat show
• Driver, 96, jailed for killing 84-year-old
• Diana’s portrait gown sells for almost £500K
• Injured firefighte­r dies following Jenners blaze
• Man who assaulted paramedics is jailed
• Hardware supplied to Ukraine
• West End star Cumming returns OBE over ‘toxicity’ of Empire
• King frees up Buckingham Palace for more public visits
• Majority want Harry at his father’s coronation, says poll
• ‘The best tax cut we could give people would be to halve inflation’
• Chancellor insists HS2 is on track to run to London
• Numbers game What the Chancellor faces
• Nicola Sturgeon tells The News Agents
• Women’s rights used as cloak to be transphobi­c, claims Sturgeon
• Beauty students stripped off in front of transgende­r rapist
• Party pact Starmer ‘will bite off SNP’S hand’ for votes
• Teachers to staff empty classes on strike days
• School locks students out of lavatories
• Hard-left teaching union where members are like unruly children
• Student nurse who took bomb to work ‘plotted RAF base attack’
• Woman lay dead in her flat for four years
• British soldier charged with terror offences
• More criminals cloning number plates to swerve cameras issuing eco-fines
• ‘Hard but fair’ sergeant warned on cadet training
• Ex-soldier faces jail for false trench foot claims
• Serving police officer is Carrick rape victim
• Vegan and pagan police groups told to focus on fighting crime
• Staff networks Blurring the thin blue line
• Forces face scrutiny amid failures to protect women from stalkers
• Church full of historic art and linked to royals gutted by fire
• Hospital IT meltdown that delayed transplant was preventabl­e
• Chatbot that writes tunes is music to the ears of exam cheats
• One-legged mechanic, drug lord and juror tried to fix trial
• Winter fuel help on hold for 400,000 homes
• Planets fail the Goldilocks test for ability to support life
• National Trust looks to build on lockdown’s creative boost
• Teenager jailed after inspiring US shooters with neo-nazi videos
• United Ireland is ‘within touching distance’
• ‘Totally shameless’ Hancock donates 3pc of his £320,000 I’m a Celebrity fee to charity
• No need to get needled by my knitting on Zoom, councillor insists
• Britain rejects damning UN verdict on record of racism
• Romanians the fourth most common foreigners in UK
• Russia looks to salvage the city it destroyed
• ‘Hitler’ lives again, says Holocaust official
• China firm ‘sent satellite images to Wagner’
• US commandos kill IS banker in Somalia
• Police in Haiti storm main airport to protest
• Hells Angel who ‘led drug and sex ring’ may walk free
• Police find family of eight living in wine cellar
• Lollobrigi­da’s assistant ‘cut late star off from family’
• ‘The French’ is dehumanisi­ng term, says AP
• Venue uses face recognitio­n to ban lawyers
• Cancer-causing 6mm radioactiv­e capsule lost in Australia outback
• Trump struggles for party backing at low-key campaign launch
• Biden accused of hypocrisy over push for death penalty
• The right to die
• Waiting for HMRC
• Conservati­ves wonder what happened to the party of aspiration and entreprene­urship
• Skate school
• One maestro’s soft spot for Beethoven’s Seventh
• Injeanious
• Cost of childcare
• Illiterate police
• HS2 ploughs on
• No sea change
• Way of the World
• British police are failing because they have forgotten why they exist
• PETERBOROU­GH
• Striking professors have wrecked my university course
• Liberate our institutio­ns from the religious zeal of woke politics
• Hunt’s optimism is misplaced – there won’t be growth if energy prices stay this high
• The PM’S calendar of events
• Broke Sadiq Khan won’t stop fleecing taxpayers
• The Tories desperatel­y need a Boris comeback
• ‘More money is not going to fix things for British teachers’
• Turning back time: does the $2m regime really add up?
• Golden ticket: the battle to bag a lucrative seat on the front row
• The not-quite bionic Bryan
• What the Wagner boss said: a Q & A with Yevgeny Prigozhin
• Putin’s warlord used British lawyers to try to silence me – and the press watchdog happily indulged him
• Dick Savitt US tennis star with a thunderous serve who won Wimbledon in one of the shortest finals on record
• James, the bell that tells us who made it in 1429
• Gerko is UK’S top taxpayer
• Dividend loss forces out Direct Line boss
• Cash-andcarry moguls eyed bid for Sainsbury’s
• Fears for UK power as Norway threatens to limit electricit­y exports
• Surge in households struggling to pay rent
• Goldman boss Solomon takes 30pc pay cut
• Koch-backed battery maker circles Britishvol­t
• Bridging the gap
• Public sector must ban working from home or it won’t function
• Rolls’s demise is a national tragedy
• Employers ‘secretly’ want staff back in the office, says CBI director-general
• HMRC charges thousands who owed no tax for late returns
• Absolute Radio owner faces fine for ending AM service
• H&M profits plunge 90pc as it keeps clothing prices low
• Secret to happiness is looking forward to the next season

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