The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-04

• Hancock’s battle with Sunak over Covid rules
• Scots ‘should refuse to send Stone of Scone’
• US lawyer given life for murder of wife and son
• Sunak could review ‘explicit’ sex education
• Rescued migrants can face prosecutio­n
• THE LOCKDOWN FILES REPORTING TEAM
• Revealed: Lockdown lovers’ frantic search for an excuse
• ‘Does Rishi want to stop the virus or show his ankle to the hard Right?’
• Hancock’s career was over 41 hours after news of affair with his aide broke
• Hancock ridiculed Sunak’s discount dining scheme as ‘eat out to help the virus get about’
• Ditch the declaratio­n of love
• This crisis can propel you into next league, a ‘wise friend’ counselled
• Sunak comes across well from the Lockdown Files but he’s one of the few Tories who do
• ‘Government by Whatsapp’ is doomed to repeat its mistakes
• Was I right? Your support makes it seem so
• ‘Orders’ to enforce curbs left us stuck in the middle, say police
• ‘Summer break’ will delay Covid inquiry hearings by four months
• Johnson: nothing to prove that I misled Commons
• Taking up position as Starmer’s chief of staff is wrong, Gray told
• King’s tour of Europe to thaw relations with leaders after Brexit
• Only men headlining Glastonbur­y main stage
• A royal antique that’s not to be sneezed at
• Marine wins £700k payout for gunshot hearing loss
• Equestrian star told she faces jail term for fire safety breaches
• Head ‘who named strike action tutors’ leaves post
• Marten baby found hidden in allotment shed
• Overcrowde­d prisons mean criminals can go free
• More jail staff than ever have affairs with inmates
• Hunt warms to three more months of energy bill help
• Vagina Museum’s gender neutral language ‘belittling’ to women
• Religion fails to sink SNP’S Forbes in poll
• Hydrogen trial Holes needed in walls to cut explosion risk
• RAF joins Germany to show strength to Russia
• Boss harassed Muslim worker with Mecca jibes
• Killer grandson cleared of restaurate­ur’s murder
• Met rapist’s sentence not reviewed over leniency
• Labour MP faces ban after drunken abuse
• Pyrex dishes ‘safer for heating meals’
• ‘Hard-bitten Scot’ Bruce goes with no fuss, sighing: It’s a shame to leave early
• The End of an era but it’s far from over for class act
• Ulez opponents joining hands with far-right and Covid deniers, says Khan
• Goosebumps author ‘censors his own works’
• Crowds are not random – everyone is in their own lane
• Reality TV star Bear jailed for ‘cashing in’ on ex’s sex tape
• Charge NHS £5,000 a day for strike cover, consultant­s are told
• Ambulance strikes off after cash put on table
• Native Hawaiians attacked white man ‘with wrong skin colour’
• AOC faces dressing down for accepting ‘tax the rich’ dress
• ‘How I spied on my Russian patrons armed with just a negroni’
• Bakhmut forces on brink of encircleme­nt
• Macron has shelved plans for an EU army, says Czech president-elect
• Nobel peace prize winner jailed over Belarus protests
• Noodle stunt MP faces trial for discrediti­ng army
• Chernobyl discharge has changed dog DNA
• Escobar’s hippos sent overseas to save habitat
• First cowboys were saddling up 1,000 years earlier than thought
• Police officer killed in Colombian protests over roads
• French beach swarmed after cocaine washes up
• Biden has cancerous lesion removed from chest
• Afghan refugee escapes quake and shipwreck
• Lockdown questions demand answers
• People won’t forget how lockdown rules made them feel like criminals
• Sue Gray’s new job
• Pensions inequality
• British tomatoes
• To good health
• Radio 2’s big mistake
• Sue Gray has shown the dangers of thinking officials are more ethical than the rest of us
• Way of the World
• PETERBOROU­GH
• Is Rishi Sunak in deep Brexit trouble?
• The Scottish National Party is tearing itself apart – and it’s delicious to watch
• Time for the lockdown nostalgics to confront the true horror of what Britain lived through
• I was publicly denounced and spied on for being a lockdown sceptic – how tragic that I was right
• JOHN STOBART
• CAROL GOODWIN
• BRENDAN HARRIS
• TOM MCLELLAND
• Masturbati­on lessons and 100 genders – what our children are being taught at school
• Lewis Hamilton’s rainbow helmet? I’m totally against it
• The battle to keep AA Milne’s Poohsticks bridge in Britain
• Inside Harry and Meghan’s super exclusive LA club
• How to make the 70s style revival work for you
• Is this the world’s healthiest ice cream, or the sneakiest?
• Church services tomorrow
• BARRACKERS AT TOTTENHAM VISIT OF MANCHESTER CITY.
• Court Circular
• Bridge news
• Wayne Shorter
• Bryan Poole
• The writing on the wall above the gate to heaven
• Workplace dropouts to surge amid jump in early retirement
• Inquiry into nickel market meltdown
• Hancock ‘had contempt’ for airlines and passengers
• Inflation-busting rise in price of first-class stamp
• Germany and Italy delay vote on petrol cars ban
• White House courts British microchip industry
• CHATGPT to be used in GCSES and A-levels under Whitehall plan
• Rail white elephant tells story of decline
• HS2 at risk of delay to protect spiralling budget as costs surge
• Major housebuild­er Vistry warns staff of redundanci­es
• Royal shortbread maker Walker’s plans vegan product
• Hotel Chocolat cuts jobs in effort to avoid raising prices
• Average price tag of a new car jumps by £12,000 in five years
• Musk’s plans to trial AI chips in human brains are rejected
• Musk’s machines
• Forget calendar … use nature to mark spring’s arrival

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