The Daily Telegraph - 2023-02-07

• Thousands killed in Turkey’s most powerful quake in century
• Sturgeon trans row set us back years, says Salmond
• Rapist officer told victim he was the law
• Islamist terror ‘treated like mental illness’
• Price of single tickets halved in rail overhaul
• ‘Cancelled’ academics must be able to sue, says minister
• Happy Valley falls short of top of the cops
• Mckellen: intimacy directors get in the way
• Plates grinding like sandpaper caused catastroph­ic quake
• Concerns grow for footballer feared trapped under rubble
• Charles’s art surges in value since accession
• Lamb replaces coronation chicken as dish fit for King
• Styles accused of white privilege at Grammys
• Nigerian senator accused of plot to harvest street trader’s kidney
• There is so much to come, pupils at Epsom College told before deaths
• Welsh school rebuked for pupils speaking too much in English
• Female arrested after woman and three children found injured
• ‘Shots heard’ before head and family died
• Drivers asked for help in search for missing dog walker
• Banks putting customers at risk by sending security codes via text
• Criminals to be held in police stations until prisons free up space
• Ulez rebels are putting lives at risk, says Khan
• No track, no problem for bobsleigh history-makers
• Who’s with me, cries Truss ... but the revolution­aries aren’t rushing forward
• A sad shrug tells us that, just like Nolly, Liz’s soap bubble has burst
• Hunt urged to cut taxes after cost of energy bailout halves
• Wagner founder challenges Zelensky to a dogfight
• Chinese spy balloon ‘may have carried explosives’
• France creates porn passport to keep children off adult websites
• Liz Truss is wrong. Mrs Thatcher’s free-market spirit is long dead
• Way of theworld Michael Deacon
• The West must face down China and finally burst Beijing’s balloon
• Net zero is the NHS’S latest excuse to skip work
• Cut public spending to bring back growth
• It was politicall­y inept of Tory MPS to abandon Liz Truss so readily
• Ukrainian resilience
• Heathrow’s recovery
• Bank failure to police pension funds ‘made Liz Truss’s crash worse’
• Rail strike breakers paid £50 an hour
• Wind power wasted over storage space
• Why Britain’s falling house prices may not bounce back quickly
• Royal Mail strike called off after slip-up by postal workers’ union
• Google’s Bard to challenge CHATGPT for AI crown
• ‘Britcoin’ hoarding will be banned over bank run fears
• Only one charge point for every 53 electric cars sold
• Australian battery maker Recharge to buy Britishvol­t
• Simpsons episode pulled by Disney over China jibe
• Ethical funds are hypocrites to take money from authoritar­ian regimes
• Ambitious Amazon’s slowdown means a slower economy
• Dell to lay thousands of staff off as working from home declines
• Mellon boss appointed as global head of 30% Club
• Clothing retailer M&CO will disappear from high streets
• Spy balloon is tip of iceberg in informatio­n cold war
• Rothschild­s to take banking group private in €3.7bn deal
• Amid uncertaint­y investors should sit tight and remain discipline­d rather than go chasing a rally
• INTERNATIO­NAL RULES.
• DO WE SURRENDER RIGHTS?
• Robert Key
• Solomon Perel
• Picasso’s daughter and subject of a number of his portraits
• Why every crunch and squelch is all just smoke and mirrors

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