The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-13

• Lineker set to return as BBC bosses back down
• Sunak gives military a £5bn boost ‘to face down Russia’
• Opera with diverse cast faces whitewash claim
• Offence is not a hate incident, police told
• Childcare rules eased in back-to-work drive
• Russian soldiers storm Bakhmut metalworks
• Government allays fears of financial crisis
• Liquid lunch
• Lottery cash for good causes at risk from legal battle
• Cameras switched for cat food in Amazon scam
• Oxford scientists create electronic ‘invisible ink’
• Body found in search for man missing three years
• London homebuyers pay £70k extra for a garden
• Boxer barred from ring over spring in false leg
• Stolen war hero’s medals returned after 11 years
• Sledgehamm­er victim is now ‘a shell of a person’
• Andrew ‘bewildered and despairing’ as King holds back inheritanc­e
• Film fans give Irish a crack as Oscars starts language boom
• Wild Isles BBC One
• Lineker row distracts from migrant crisis, says Sunak
• No-talk sport proves a hit as MOTD viewing figures shoot up
• Pressure mounting on BBC chairman as prominent figures call on him to resign
• Pundits make a stand for free speech, but only use it to spout insipid cliches
• Schedule scrambled How the BBC’S sports coverage changed
• Sunak: China security threat will define era
• EU considers offshoring plan for migrants
• Yousaf: I’ll split UK by any means necessary
• PM to invite Biden to Good Friday celebratio­n
• Imam in school Koran row said homosexual­ity ‘is barbaric’
• Investigat­ion into officer after death of Priory patient
• Farms race
• Home improvers drive surge in fly-tipping
• Millions of dangerous cars on road with faulty brakes and tyres
• Crash survivor ‘gutted’ after learning of friends’ deaths
• Caravan parks struggle to generate enough power for EVS
• National Trust’s ‘first Shakespear­e painting’ is not to be
• Exhibition turns focus from Frenchman to declare Dorset pioneer father of photograph­y
• Tourette’s bracelet reduces severity of tics, study finds
• Doctors’ union rebuked for barista pay claim
• Welsh schools told to use ‘mixed muffins’ to teach gender identity
• Most new parents not co-sleeping safely
• Iran buys Russian fighter jets as fears grow of return drone deal
• Stop throwing our men like meat to the front line, mothers and wives tell Putin
• Neutral Swiss dismantle usable missiles
• Israeli protests
• South Korea and US going undergroun­d for army drills
• Binmen kick up a stink over Macron’s pension reform
• Men in ladies’ lingerie slip past Chinese censors
• Pope suggests he is open to reviewing priestly celibacy
• Stars ‘call for Biden to drop Harris for 2024’
• Us-sanctioned general to lead China’s defence ministry
• Father kills sex offender with shovel and moose antler
• Saudi Arabia executes Jordanian national
• Embrace Aukus to make Britain great again
• Take the statues, but restore our lovely Victorian water fountains
• Pope Francis looks miserable – he should retire
• Preventing contagion from US bank failure
• The BBC was right to punish Gary Lineker for repeated rule-breaking
• A chance encounter with Topol after the show
• Damaging demands
• Skimping on HS2 will cancel out its benefits
• Enforcing litter law
• Rum remembranc­e
• Iran’s freedom fighters
• Royal dusting down
• Electric car exercise
• Chancellor tries to calm bank crash fears
• Home loans to rise after BOE ‘mess’
• Jeremy Hunt is running out of time to do the right thing for business
• I can’t afford pay rises but fear staff exodus
• Electric vehicle makers call for a purge on restrictiv­e red tape
• 20,000 train-building jobs at risk from ‘dither and delay’
• Issa brothers plan sale of Asda properties to pay debts
• Car dealer Pendragon hit by demand for board shake-up
• Sir Charles Gray
• A final case, a final pint, a fine farewell for DS Morse
• Only Connect
• Radio choice
• Unforgotte­n
• Jonathan Ross’ Myths and Legends
• Jamie’s £1 Wonders
• Film choice

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