The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-10

• Ofsted chief warning over explicit sex lessons
• Case under pressure as No10 ‘to consider’ lab leak theory
• Home Office faces £2bn bill to put migrants up in hotels
• Hunt handed £166bn war chest for tax cuts
• Georgia forced to drop ‘foreign agents law’
• UK to design nuclear subs for Australia
• HS2 to London could be delayed by a decade
• Raab to examine if he can block release of wife killer
• Starmer told to come clean about meetings with Gray
• MP accuses NHS of abandoning her cancer-hit sister
• Applicatio­n for right ID to vote from 28,000 out of 1.8m
• Astrologer Mystic Meg dies after short illness
• Tiktok sleuth arrested over film of Bulley body
• Us-style criminal checks for every visitor to UK
• Boots to slash Advantage Card points by 25pc
• Riddle over coronation delay for SATS results
• Mosque ‘downplayed Abedi link’, inquiry finds
• Rescue heroes of the Alps is shaggy dog story (they hail from the UK)
• Motorists in for a bumpy ride as cash for roads goes down pothole
• Bone of contention Tales that wag the dog
• If avocados become toast, Kew can ride to their rescue
• Bees learn from their older peers how to get a waggle on
• Reader’s views For and against
• Game on for Match of the Day, insists Lineker
• Thornberry takes aim at former footballer
• Migrants now housed in nearly every county
• Open goal for Mordaunt as Left-wingers ‘borrow from Lineker playbook’
• Iraqi Channel migrant stabbed student in bid to be deported
• France ‘must back’ migrant plan
• Small boat crossings to end under Labour, says Cooper
• Ministers feared ‘racist’ label over Covid restrictio­ns
• Tory MP ‘broke lobbying rules’ in pandemic
• Hancock kept in dark on outbreak of Kent variant
• Nadine Dorries
• Aukus project will ensure the UK and its democratic allies rule the waves
• Mother ‘tried to take blame over stable hand’s appalling stalking campaign against woman who spurned advances’
• Deeper waters in sea defence
• Childcare benefits to go up for first time in 20 years
• Left-handed people and tattooed can’t use hate crime law
• Official nod for Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to take up titles on royal website
• Palace prepares for Sussexes to be part of the Coronation
• Christian preacher’s trans harassment conviction quashed
• US tracking Devonian’s drinking ‘is ridiculous’
• Magistrate­s’ powers cut to ease pressure on jails
• Fake air raid alert tells Russians to head for nuclear bomb shelter
• Navalny ally quits after call to ditch sanctions on tycoons
• Pentagon digs in on handing over war crimes intelligen­ce
• Trump: I would have cut deal to give Putin part of Ukraine
• Seven dead after shooting inside Hamburg church
• Saudi raises fears over nuclear arms race
• Harris has too much on plate to fix migrant crisis, says mayor
• Woke? Americans take that as a compliment
• ‘I was wrong to think Cairo was safe for Uyghurs’
• German school children’s IQ suffered ‘remarkably large’ drop over lockdown
• Women urged to have more offspring out of ‘loyalty’ to Kim
• Night on the tiles
• Britain may well repeat its lockdown blunders sooner than anyone thinks
• Ukrainian healthcare is better than the NHS
• Prejudice against suburbia thrives among the elite woke classes
• The BBC is about to commit cultural vandalism
• The extortiona­te cost of housing migrants
• Can more money really change the French approach to small boats?
• Learning not to litter
• White elephant
• Extendable dog leads are a menace to cyclists
• Overcoming crochet confusion in a craft shop
• Housing market chaos
• Lingering Covid rules
• Honoured Johnsons
• Miner’s lettuce
• I struggle to find men to work for me, says John Lewis chief White
• Salesman at centre of Wandisco fraud fears
• Deloitte boss mocks EY chaos
• NHS waiting lists boost demand for private healthcare insurance
• Brexit freedoms have made UK a magnet for skilled migrants
• How the Conservati­ve Party fulfilled Corbyn’s vision of a high-tax Britain
• North Sea oil giant’s £2bn profit erased by windfall tax
• Credit Suisse annual report delayed as regulator intervenes
• EDF to keep nuclear plants open in British energy security boost
• GB News suffers £31m loss in first year of broadcasti­ng
• Shell pays chief Van Beurden £10m for his final year
• Morrisons and Asda ease rationing of fruit and veg
• Chancellor’s corporate tax raid is self-defeating and unnecesess­ary
• Americans are fleeing money-grabbing Democrats
• Why Britain will never create its own Silicon Valley
• Export engine
• How potential fraud shattered a British tech tycoon’s dreams
• Shares of British Apple supplier plunge by 30pc as orders shrink
• JP Morgan sues Staley over liability for Epstein damages
• Minister backs risk-taking as infrastruc­ture fund launches
• Keep the faith as Young’s turns a downturn into an opportunit­y and won’t be calling last orders
• Footfall rise boosts shopping centre owner Hammerson
• Events organiser Informa buys rival in bet on rebound
• Ballymore is latest developer to shed jobs as market dips
• BMW driven by pent-up demand for luxury vehicles
• Online regulation to hit profits of Ladbrokes owner
• Crypto exchange suspends its London operation
• Mystic Meg
• Kenneth Montgomery
• BECOMING FRIDA KAHLO
• DRAMA Emmerdale
• The Killing of JFK: Minute by Minute
• Hotel Portofino
• Amazing Railway Adventures with Nick Knowles
• Women Who Rock
• Poignant true-crime case is needlessly drawn out
• Where the Crawdads Sing (2022) Sky Cinema Premiere, 8pm ★★
• Luther: The Fallen Sun (2023) Netflix ★★
• The Wrong Man (1956, b/w) TCM, 3.55pm ★★★★
• Slower pace of life for Arctic rivers

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