The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-16

• Swiss bank crash stokes fears of new global crisis
• Lineker saw refugee tweets as ‘by the book’
• France ‘delaying EU shells for Ukraine’
• Britain might leave ECHR, says Raab
• Sleep quality trumps quantity, say scientists
• Life and times of lifetime allowance
• ‘Going to work looks profitable again’
• Lifetime allowance scrapped in surprise boost for pensions
• Sensible and grown-up but this falls a long way short of transforma­tional
• Relief for drivers as fuel duty frozen again and extra £200m set aside to fix potholes
• £6bn defence boost ‘will not keep us safe’
• Childcare handout is ‘brilliant but not sustainabl­e’
• Q&A What you need to know about the new rules
• Hancock still a laughing stock as Treasury makes light of Whatsapp leak scandal
• ‘It’s far too little too late’
• Hunt proudly presents his Four Es – but excitement isn’t one of them
• Whisky industry gives Chancellor both barrels over duty increase
• Back-to-work drive is just the job for Britain
• Hunt ‘raids the City’ despite battle to boost investment
• Missed opportunit­ies mean our standard of living will fall even further behind the US’S
• Lucky dozen enterprise hubs to be targeted with shots in arm as geographic­al scattergun tactics come under fire
• UK ‘sick man of Europe’ again, says Starmer
• Industrial action under Khan triples compared with predecesso­rs
• These policies will hit home with voters right when it matters – before the general election
• Just a quarter of schools closed by teachers’ strikes
• Healthcare regulator gives £900k to junk food firms
• Sex pest doctor allowed to keep job ‘in public interest’
• Police detention officer guilty of terror offence
• Test A&E drunks for spiking, urge doctors
• Man charged for church drive-by shooting
• Clarkson’s farm hailed as sustainabi­lity beacon
• Judge clears four M25 Insulate Britain activists
• Schoolgirl injured after boy ‘kicks in’ unisex loo
• Judges’ rebuke
• Shoplifter made £500k via refunds on stolen goods
• Senior citizen Caine
• Tower labels Koh-i-noor a ‘conquest symbol’
• Princess Beatrice will feature in Netflix drama based on Duke’s ‘car crash’ interview
• Homelessne­ss would sadden my mother, says Prince of Wales
• Late Queen and Diana both ‘kissed my backside’ in their letters, claims Trump
• We pay MPS to attend Commons. If they do not show up, where on earth is our money going?
• ‘US spy’ stabbed near GCHQ knew attacker, says councillor
• Brexit loophole allows import of hippo heads and stuffed tigers
• Cow on footpath breaks walker’s ribs after tossing him in the air
• The Lord’s flock
• Rest easy Here’s how to do it
• BBC sent ‘horrible’ licence fee letters to missing Claudia Lawrence
• Hard to swallow... dinosaur with a neck longer than a bus
• Journalist quits corporatio­n to push for slavery reparation­s
• Review to rule on media work by freelance star presenters
• Russia tries to recover US drone ‘downed by jet’ in Black Sea
• Belarusian psychiatri­sts told to betray anti-war patients
• Putin plans to take Moldova back by 2030, dossier shows
• Wagner group uses porn site to recruit troops for Kremlin
• Meeting of minds
• Developers ‘put a hit out’ on Greek archaeolog­ist
• Dutch farmers’ fury at EU green targets sets up an election victory
• Japan’s Youtuber MP kicked out for never turning up
• Clinton’s ex-college must let trans men join, say students
• Bar death man victim of gang’s cruel game
• Dawn start for some of Indonesia’s schools
• Burning with anger
• The world economy is on the edge of collapse, yet all the Tories do is tinker
• The Treasury is nationalis­ing childhood
• Scrapping the pension lifetime allowance won’t just help the rich
• Low-tax ambition has been abandoned
• Great Britain’s survival cannot be bought cheap
• Jeremy Hunt’s Budget can’t redeem the Conservati­ves’ betrayal on tax
• BBC weakness
• Why wine costs so much more at the pub
• Junior doctors deserve a better pay deal
• Priestly celibacy
• Racks to riches
• Boothby’s peerage
• The high life
• Killer correspond­ence
• Brace for more bank failures, warns Fink
• Drivers sue Tesla over cost of repairs
• John Lewis hires turnaround expert in scramble to revive fortunes
• CHATGPT posed as a blind person to defeat online anti-robot test
• UAE spymaster buys stake in Tiktok’s Chinese owner
• Talktalk drafts deals expert after collapse of takeover
• BMW to go down hydrogen road as an alternativ­e to electric cars
• Lush complains to watchdog about ex-boss in shares row
• Transport strikes cost pubs and restaurant­s £530m
• Closure of coalfired plants casts doubt on energy plans
• Washing day
• Sunak and Hunt’s decision to raise corporatio­n tax was purely political
• Window on the world
• Improving outlook for emerging markets means that this trust deserves more time to come good
• Apple supplier Foxconn posts 10pc fall in earnings
• Fashion retailer H&M hit by rising factory costs
• Zara owner Inditex buoyed by return to the high street
• Stability drags on spread betting broker IG Group
• Balfour Beatty rewards investors on strong outlook
• Harry Potter publisher turns page on book sales
• WHOLESALE TRAFFIC IN DANGEROUS DRUGS.
• SPEECH FOR THE DEFENCE.
• “POWERFUL & SECRET ORGANISATI­ON.”
• Sulamita Aronovsky
• Baroness Masham of Ilton
• ‘Scarface oligarch’ who sold the Sussexes their Montecito house
• This brave film speaks up for women with autism
• A TOWN CALLED MALICE
• The Apprentice
• Cold Case Detectives
• Talking of Michelange­lo – The Poet
• A Country Life for Half the Price
• FACTUAL The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live
• Hampstead (2017) Film4, 6.55pm ★★★
• The Doors (1991) AMC, 9pm ★★★
• The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) ITV4, 9pm ★★★★
• Robot shark to clear water waste
• England’s past and future in sync as Sadia meets Maggie
• How pair compare
• ‘I almost quit rugby after red card in World Cup final’
• ‘As a referee, you never want to send someone off but it was clear cut’
• Breaking barriers
• Team Hormones are having a laugh amid the adrenalin rushes
• Is the cost of coaching badges why there are so few women football managers?
• Reid stretches limits in pursuit of new ice goal
• Cricket brings a ‘happy place’ to the townships
• Fast cars and horses... how Paget earned legend status
• Inside track Rachael Blackmore
• Three things to do in the weeks ahead
• Closing shot

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