The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-03

• ‘We are going to have to get heavy with the police’
• As officers pursued my father, my lonely mother endured care home prison
• Rafiq denies blackmail in cricket racism case
• MI5 missed big chance to stop arena bombing
• Putin attacks ‘terrorist act’ in Russian village
• Marten and partner held for manslaught­er
• THE LOCKDOWN FILES
• Policing undermined by failure to distinguis­h between Government guidance and the law
• Hancock’s aide wanted to ‘lock up’ Farage after lockdown pint at pub video emerged
• Draconian conduct of police during pandemic warped priorities – and now trust is diminished
• Disclosure­s ‘sorely needed’ amid warnings inquiry is kicking can down the road
• The right questions?
• Massive costs before single witness called
• ‘First Covid child victim’ died after breathing tube blunder
• Johnson’s fear he ‘blinked too soon’ over lockdown two
• Pandemic decisions were driven by No10 spin doctors, not ‘the science’
• Matt Hancock
• Boris Johnson
• Loyal ‘Malcolm Clucker’ left at top of pecking order as Johnson fought for his life in hospital
• ‘Safe pair of hands’ Slack was never far away when PM needed to make a key decision
• The advisers wouldn’t listen: a fixed ideology was rooted at No10
• Cummings used strategist to claim Covid curbs ‘popular’
• Children ‘deserve an apology’ over being shut out of education
• Despite my pleas, there was a lack of political will to reopen schools
• Piers Morgan has quit – shall we party, quipped minister
• Father’s heartbreak ‘No scientific basis’
• ‘I feel let down’ Students hit out at decisions
• Warsi: The public has been betrayed, not Matt Hancock
• Labour hiring Gray ‘shows report was Left-wing plot’
• Perm o’ frost
• Migrants cannot use slavery claims to stay
• Documentar­y to show Deborah James’s final days
• Health unions may cancel strikes as Barclay opens door
• Dignitas sign-ups from Britain nearly double in a decade
• Phoney Nigerian professor is ousted from Oxbridge
• Bruce’s exit from Radio 2 handled badly, says Mayo
• Paxman ends up in A&E twice in 24 hours
• Designer ordered to pay estate agent £500,000
• Navy seizes smuggled Iranian missiles in raid
• Grenfell fire bigamist loses £250k will claim
• ‘Superficia­lly black’ slur MP regains party whip
• My National Trust ‘sconeathon’ for my late husband
• School swaps girls’ mirrors for ‘motivation­al’ posters on beauty
• Recipe National Trust’s Christmas pudding scone
• ‘Abhorrent’ drag queen cabaret for babies features men in heels and bondage gear
• Bomber’s family shaped his extremist views
• Mosque ‘wilfully turned a blind eye’ to Islamist conflict
• Six times Manchester terrorist slipped past spies and terror police
• Cut corporatio­n tax to Irish levels if we mean Brexit, Johnson urges
• Bumbling Boris plays to crowd with classic act
• Donations to Labour at their highest in 14 years
• 9,000BC may have been fine wine vintage
• Rare white phone boxes handed a listing lifeline
• Cambridge to return spears seized from tribe by Captain Cook
• Harry to share stage with Holocaust survivor who hails Hamas as ‘heroes’
• Extra 500 steps reduce risk of heart problems
• Don’t force rural drivers to use electric cars, MPS urge
• Girl’s life saved after part of her skull is put in her stomach
• Disabled pedestrian jailed for three years over death of cyclist she told to get off pavement
• Revenge porn makes victims clinically unwell, rules judge
• Grammar school boy arrested over web ‘death threat’
• Epsom head died of ‘shock and haemorrhag­e’ after being shot
• The minefield ‘kill zone’ tactic that lures invaders to a humiliatin­g rout
• Kremlin ties ‘insufficie­nt’ to oust Schröder
• Intersex teacher with size-z breasts put on leave
• Israeli PM’S wife freed from hair salon after siege by protesters
• Gabled corridor may lead to king’s burial chamber in Great Pyramid
• Teenager saved Greek train crash victims from ‘fiery hell’
• Romanian leader hires giant AI robot as his new adviser
• Britain was failed by a pro-lockdown clique incapable of admitting its errors
• Putin keeps making the same basic mistakes
• I’ve had the last laugh over my Whatsapp-addict colleagues
• Boris Johnson should have stood up to Nicola Sturgeon instead of foisting masks on pupils
• Horizon cannot be the limit of UK science ambitions
• Covid and the role of the police
• The terror threat
• There’s no need to be suspicious of heat pumps
• The scone of Scone
• Nuclear submarines
• How one church chose to right past wrongs
• Tone-deaf BBC radio
• Nanny takes the Tube
• Tie-breaker
• Funds chief warns over stock market exodus to US
• Shun hedonism, China tells bankers
• Boost for Jeremy Hunt as over-50s start coming out of retirement
• Airlines can bring in foreign workers to prevent summer travel chaos
• Eurozone surge in food prices piles pressure on rate-setters
• UK is faring better than Bank of England feared, says economist
• As major players head for US, is the London stock market dead?
• Mail poised to cut jobs as papers merge operations
• NHS crisis fuels demand for private GPS, says hospital company
• Heat pumps and EV batteries could save grid £4.7bn, says Ofgem
• Aldi plots fresh expansion as supermarke­t war intensifie­s
• WH Smith faces prospect of fine after hackers steal staff data
• ITV boss casts fresh doubt over contract with Clarkson
• The global recession has been postponed – but not cancelled
• Lockdown made staying home the devastatin­g default
• Hanging by a thread
• Don’t be tempted by cash savings – this trust offers a far superior outlook for income investors
• Resurgent Metro Bank plans 11 more northern branches
• Beer giant suffers hangover as World Cup sales take dive
• Haleon’s soaring cough remedy sales not to be sniffed at
• Train strikes put National Express in fast lane to profit
• US crypto bank ‘may not survive’ fallout from FTX
• Taylor Wimpey to build a third fewer homes this year
• TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS.
• A GIGANTIC TRAGEDY.
• Ian Mccorquoda­le
• Professor George Huxley
• Actor who also co-wrote the screenplay for
• Astonishin­g Greenpeace tale sails along like a thriller
• Daisy Jones & the Six
• Beyond Paradise
• DOCUMENTAR­Y
• Hotel Portofino ITV1, 9pm
• FINDING MICHAEL
• Instant Family (2018) E4, 9pm ★★★
• Pain and Glory (2019) BBC Two, 11.55pm ★★★★
• Orcas keep up like Kardashian­s

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