The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-02

• Perhaps I should have quit when my plea to put pupils first was ignored
• The claim of a ‘protective ring’ put around England’s care homes was a lie, says Labour
• I had no choice – the disregard for children was appalling
• Pupils sent home after false positive rather than unpicking failing policy
• Teachers were ‘looking for excuse not to be in class’ during pandemic
• No good reason for ‘rule of six’ – but ministers still backed it
• Government by Whatsapp: life and death decisions taken on gut feelings
• Inquiry ‘must report by end of the year’
• Covid inquiry
• We clapped for nurses but politician­s failed to value social care staff
• Reparation offer an insult, victim of Manchester Arena bomb says
• Sussexes kicked out to make way for Andrew
• Sheeran ‘spiralling through fear’ over pregnant wife’s tumour
• Reading young will help you so much in life, says Queen
• Netflix to make West End debut with Stranger Things
• Dorries pokes holes in PM’S ‘bluster-filled’ EU deal
• EU split like US independen­ce, says Desantis
• Boost your gut health by drinking ‘thousands of types of wine’
• Birds of a feather do flock together
• Putin’s army stuck in mud like Hitler’s in 1941
• China and Belarus sign deal to tackle democracy activists
• Godfather of Lagos wins Nigeria presidency in disputed election
• Havana syndrome unlikely to be enemy attack, US says
• El Chapo’s lawyer launches fresh career as a singer
• Untruth after untruth was peddled to justify the great lockdown disaster
• Parents no longer have a clue what their teenagers are talking about
• Left-wing luvvies are endangerin­g Britain
• Strike the heart of Russia and watch its resolve crumble
• Younger generation deserves answers
• Net zero has diluted the benefits of heat pumps
• Revolut’s auditor warns that it cannot verify accuracy of accounts
• Tesla may make heat pumps for homes, says Musk
• Bailey signals imminent end to interest rate rises as inflation cools
• London businesses held back by red tape and underinves­tment
• House prices slump at fastest pace in more than decade as mortgage approvals plummet
• Self-employed face £250,000 shortfall in retirement, warns IFS
• Jaguar Land Rover owner Tata demands subsidy for steel plants
• Aston betting on supercar surge after £495m loss
• Investors should have seen this roller coaster coming
• Britain’s perilous economic outlook presents stunning buying opportunit­ies
• Just Fontaine
• Alan Kennedy
• Professor Paul Berg
• Good luck making sense of this rambling Django remake

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