The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-06

• Hancock rejected plan to cut isolation
• Country distrusts Johnson and won’t follow his rules, said top civil servant
• Wind generators urge Hunt to call off tax raid
• Sussexes coy over attending Coronation
• Teachers barred from using trans pronouns
• Channel crackdown to see families deported
• THE LOCKDOWN FILES REPORTING TEAM
• Unpreceden­ted restrictio­ns
• We could have been spared pain of pingdemic
• Our cure was worse than Covid – but I fear an honest interrogat­ion of failures will not happen
• Revealed: Hancock’s desperate bid to hog jabs rollout limelight Jamie Njoku-goodwin
• Vaccines tsar followed official script – only to be called ‘wacky and unreliable’
• He was a headless chicken who used us as a shield for his own reputation
• Bill Gates ‘owes me one’, said minister
• Sunak to unveil multibilli­on defence spending boost on US tour to strike nuclear sub pact
• Getting tough The measures to be announced tomorrow
• ‘Nightmare’ swipe Cummings takes aim at Sunak and Hancock
• Never again: Project Fear caused ‘terrible damage’
• Gray failed to tell ministers of any contact with Labour figures
• Johnson ‘nominated father for knighthood’
• ‘Arbitrary’ rule may force households to place heat pump in middle of garden
• Mears: I won’t canoe in our polluted rivers
• Northern England on cold weather alert
• All ambulance strikes called off for pay talks
• Parts of childhood were painful in my ‘broken home’, says Prince
• Pared-back parade mirrors modern era
• Comic Chris Rock mocks Royal family racism allegation­s
• Koran row fuels hate crime review
• Tech bosses face year in jail for data offence
• Actor’s portrait an ‘overdue’ tribute to his slave ancestors
• Glastonbur­y’s John Peel stage renamed over abuse claims
• Tracker could help spot signs of brain decline
• Tenants urged to call out shabby social homes
• Brownies ditch God from camp singalongs
• Police investigat­ing as Corpus Clock smashed
• Arrests made after fatal crash into parked cars
• Ten to the Top replaces Bruce’s Popmaster show
• No celebritie­s and no logos mark a muted return for Balenciaga
• Museum needs £120,000 to buy symbol of Arctic heroism for UK
• Toblerone forced to remove Matterhorn after leaving Switzerlan­d
• Hard cheese for Europe after US ‘gruyère’ ruling
• NHS brings back volunteer chat to tackle loneliness
• Fortune smiles on job seekers looking happy, say scientists
• Portrait of Britain’s first fat-shamed star goes on sale
• Putin’s ‘lover’ gushes in interview about a mystery man who gifts her a fur coat
• Wagner warns of munitions shortage as troops are forced to fight with shovels
• Kyiv prepares a fighting withdrawal at end of battle for Bakhmut
• Ukrainian pilots sent to US for assessment on ability to fly F-16s
• Netanyahu denounces minister’s call to ‘erase’ Palestinia­n village
• Violence erupts in Greece as shock over rail disaster turns to angry protests
• Police raid Imran Khan’s home but fail to arrest him
• China ups military spending in face of ‘escalating’ threats
• Criminal charges would boost my popularity, Trump tells fans
• El Salvador forces inmates to destroy gang member graves
• Neo-nazi soldier betrayed his unit to provoke ‘race war’
• Give a big hand
• Appreciati­ng antiques reflects our own desire to be cherished
• Britain got the lockdown champion it deserved
• Politician­s must be held to account for the tactics of fear and coercion deployed during lockdown
• Troubling insistence on harsh Covid rules
• Stopping the boats
• What qualifies for an urgent NHS referral?
• Against steel subsidies
• Hearts of stone
• ‘Neutral’ Civil Service
• Not cricket
• Collar curveball
• Harmful sex education
• Glacial probate
• The secret to growing superior tomatoes
• Bank of England stokes fears regulation­s will strangle City growth
• Ex-google chief in talks to put $20m in Britain’s gene bank
• EV maker Arrival hit with new claim
• Britain’s dysfunctio­nal property market inflicts misery on millions
• Spiralling ambition
• Don’t let bosses tell staff what to do – it works wonders
• Starbucks quells sale talk with plan for 100 new shops
• Jump in Big Issue sellers blamed on cost of living rise
• Cash-crunch fears for nearly 2m over-50s who stopped working
• Surrey district named discount property capital of Britain
• The Night Sky in April
• THE AUTOBUS DE LUXE, CHANGING CONDITIONS.
• Today’s chart
• LITTORAL’S CONNECTING LINKS.
• Wally Fawkes
• Ship’s surgeon who carried out vital work in the Falklands War
• Tom Sizemore
• Whitehouse reveals the truth about our filthy rivers
• What to watch
• Radio choice Charlotte Runcie
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• DI Sunny Khan (Sanjeev Bhaskar).
• Unforgotte­n ITV1, 9pm
• Film choice

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