The Daily Telegraph - 2023-02-08

• Born beneath the rubble, now a sole survivor
• Met rapist’s ‘lenient’ sentence to be reviewed
• Pay us more when we’re voted out, say MPS
• Lords rejects ban on slow march protesters
• Biden calls for tax rises on America’s richest
• Brake on HS2 services in effort to save money
• New prostate test may cut need for biopsies
• The trouble with banana republics is there’s plenty of skins
• BBC misreporte­d my role in Johnson loan, says chairman
• Major: Pulling out of ECHR will not do us any favours
• Two arrests after man found dying at home
• Fisherman dies a year after bomb blew up boat
• Widower denied refund on wife’s energy bill
• Labour ‘would match benefits with inflation’
• Video games to help children’s mental health
• Father guilty over death of obese daughter, 16
• King’s stamps still in the post over eco fears
• Codebreake­rs crack Mary, Queen of Scots’ secret letters
• Duchess may have to testify in sister’s defamation case
• Heads-up Monarch opts to ditch crown
• IS fighters flee prison rocked by quake
• Help on the way The charities working hard on the ground
• Families help to sift rubble as rescuers struggle to cope
• Pressure grows on Turkey to explain where £4bn earthquake tax was spent in 20 years
• Bringing in ‘common-sense Kemi’ is a shrewd way to keep the Right onside
• Sunak picks Remainer to lead Tories into election
• Scots police defy Sturgeon by calling arrested trans butcher ‘a man’
• Unpacking the Cabinet Who’s where after Whitehall revamp
• Safe Hands
• God could go gender-neutral if bishops cast out Our Father
• No sexist jokes, rules AI bot – unless it’s about men
• Robotic AI arm has impression­ist painting down to a fine art
• Misogyny and racism alert in Midsummer Night’s Dream
• Quarter of public say they are ‘squeezed but coping’
• Funny for some
• Nice little non-runner
• Missing dog walker’s phone ‘may be a decoy’
• Optimism that terrorists have reformed ‘puts public at risk’
• Mother of runaway pleads: ‘Let me help you and my grandchild’
• ‘No stalkers’ Nothing was out of the ordinary, says partner
• Cavendish’s wife was pregnant during raid
• Pink Floyd row over ‘anti-semite’ Waters
• Paralysed rugby player sues opponent for £10m
• Fawlty plans a comeback ( just don’t mention the woke)
• NHS waiting lists unlikely to fall before next election
• Electric car chargers block pavements for the disabled
• 45m scam texts sent ... and just four fraud prosecutio­ns
• Holding prisoners in police stations costs the same as a night at the Savoy
• Epsom head made ‘distressed call’ before shooting
• Oversized trains in Spain have sent €258m down the drain
• Neighbour ‘killed student’ for disturbing Scrabble
• Chinese spy balloon picked up and scoured for intelligen­ce
• Shots fired as intruder held at Air Force One base
• ‘Ill-gotten cash’ must not go back to Russians, MPS tell Switzerlan­d
• Ukraine clears library shelves of 19 million Russian or Soviet titles
• Wagner mercenarie­s pummel their own commander with shovels
• Zelensky’s ‘safety endangered’ after EU visit leaked
• Sixty years after Beeching’s axe fell, the railways are dying all over again
• Vladimir Putin is about to make shock gains
• Nothing can improve a good old-fashioned sherry trifle
• Political elites are prisoners of a broken status quo
• A big opportunit­y for Kemi Badenoch
• Overpaid managers have sapped the NHS of morale and expertise
• Earthquake tragedy
• A day at the races deserves a fabulous outfit
• Child mental health
• The over-50s glad to escape the daily grind
• Partner to a president
• Growth of government
• Sticks and stones
• Shell shock
• Feeding Piglet
• BP chief ‘doesn’t care about rivals’ despite falling behind US players
• HSBC launches sub-4pc mortgage in escalation of price war
• Zoom to lay off 1,300 as WFH era ends
• UK will dodge recession but middle classes to suffer blow
• House prices start to plateau as property market ‘grinds to a halt’
• Investors consider London float of Arm after Sunak lobbying blitz
• Ransomware gang threatens to publish Royal Mail data
• Carlsberg wants to ‘keep options open’ on return to Russia
• Lidl and Tesco take battle over yellow circle to the High Court
• Central banks take note: the money supply is crashing
• Even if oil prices slide Shell can comfortabl­y fund its dividend – and potential upside is compelling
• Meme stock Bed Bath & Beyond fights to stay afloat
• Nintendo profits fall with sales of Switch console
• Ferrexpo subsidiary has bank accounts frozen over iron ore
• Judge rejects call to limit FTX founder’s communicat­ions
• Morris wallpaper maker takes £1.8m hit from Russia exit
• Boeing to cut 2,000 office jobs in push for productivi­ty
• Key numbers
• DUKE OF YORK WEDDING.
• Rear-admiral Tony Whetstone
• Hilary Alexander
• The obsession with Shamima Begum needs to stop now
• What to watch
• Building Britain’s Superhomes
• Amanda Owen’s Farming Lives
• Pamela Anderson’s Family Home Renovation
• DOCUMENTAR­Y
• Harold and Maude (1971)
• On the Line (2022)
• The Lighthouse (2019, b/w)
• Two more beavers lodged in London

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