The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-17

• Signs of trouble for Macron over pension reform
• Labour’s pension tax raid plan will ‘hit millions’
• BBC licence fee to jump by £13 next year
• Gunners pay penalty for Martinelli miss
• First female dean for Christ Church, Oxford
• BBC stars ‘can express political opinions’
• NHS staff offered 18pc pay rise to end strikes
• More suffering for refugees
• Doubling in children missing half or more of school
• Burglars to be sent to open prisons to stop overcrowdi­ng
• 2nd class Royal Mail referred to Ofcom and faces £1m fine
• University offers PHD to study Taggart scripts
• Oldham theatre forced to close as funding ends
• Man, 24, arrested over drive-by shooting of boy
• Safety fears over labs built after the pandemic
• Plea to single parents to join ‘midlife Love Island’
• Gonorrhoea cases up as Covid restrictio­ns lifted
• Stabbing suspect ‘believed woman worked at GCHQ’
• Four horses that won the hearts of the public
• Titchmarsh shuns leaf out of his own book
• Bought for the price of a cow: gelding that can’t stop winning trains eyes on Gold Cup
• Duchess’s secret ingredient for rebuilding Tig website
• King’s shirtmaker collars his shoemaker to take a hike
• Campbell: Blair was bitter Diana used him to meet me
• Hunt’s rabbit from his hat catches Labour on the hop
• Future-proof your pension
• How their policies differ
• Pay more for schools and GPS, Gove tells developers
• Chancellor under fire from peers over corporatio­n tax rise
• Reeves veers into foghorn mode, voice of the neighbourh­ood watch
• Opposition win the election?
• Hunt has got his work cut out to balance books
• ‘Absurd’ childcare trap puts high earners out of pocket
• Industries of the future will help pay for the NHS, suggests Hunt
• Environmen­t Agency turns to top Treasury official amid fallout over sewage pollution
• Bowing low
• Chancellor must learn that low tax and growth go hand in hand
• Nasa unveils new spacesuit but keeps it under wraps
• Yousaf under fire for asking refugees where the men are
• Abusers who kill partners face at least 25 years in prison
• Concrete made of planet dust could be secret to life on Mars
• Met ‘did not heed warning’ of racism and sexism in force
• Stalker jailed for sending sex messages to weather host
• Jail for killer stepmother who filmed dying boy, 3
• Shapps says he will keep using Tiktok despite ban for officials
• Ex-soldier drags home from crumbling cliff edge to safety
• RAF Museum in battle to keep rare Victoria Cross on British soil
• Head teacher took own life after school rated ‘inadequate’
• Oxfam tells staff to avoid using words ‘mother and father’
• Climate protesters could be banned from London’s roads
• Security threat US may outlaw app if Chinese owners remain
• Strikes, protests and clashes over deadly Greek train crash
• ‘Fed-up’ Dutch help farmers’ party reap rewards
• France on verge of ‘democratic breakdown’
• Polish fighter jets for Kyiv in first offer by Nato nation
• Warsaw detains nine ‘foreigners’ accused of spying for Moscow
• Protecting Ukraine is way to shield Moldova, says Cleverly
• Russia ‘offers €15m for assassinat­ion of Italian minister’
• First octopus farm would be a ‘living hell’
• Japan and South Korea bury the hatchet over rice omelette
• Gaddafi’s uranium drums accidental­ly stolen, says warlord
• Pilots suspended for balancing coffee cup on vital controls
• Britain’s growing sick note crisis could sink the economic recovery
• The EU’S moral claim to exist has collapsed
• Reparation­s have become big business for the activist class
• Everything comes second to the socialist NHS
• The unedifying spectacle of a Conservati­ve Government penalising enterprise and aspiration
• Labour’s pension strategy is reckless
• Macron’s weakness
• The harm caused by imprisonin­g mothers
• House of cards
• Soldiers’ purpose
• Britain’s failure to defend coasts from erosion
• Miraculous sleep
• Pen enemies
• Medical training costs
• Trophy hunting
• Jogging with dogs
• Wall Street giants combine to rescue First Republic in $30bn deal
• Lagarde vows to keep banks safe amid turmoil
• Atom seeks £150m in fresh funding
• Crackdown on payment firms to avoid fresh crisis
• US start-up drives through purchase of loss-making Citymapper
• SVB collapse vindicates move to go public, says Deliveroo
• Three network ‘unsustaina­ble’ unless it seals Vodafone deal
• Gatwick boss confronts airlines over summer chaos
• New curbs on excessive profits at wind farms
• Author and £20k life coach bans ‘Terfs’ from assistant job
• John Lewis warns of job cuts and scraps bonus
• Virgin Orbit to stop paying employees as it races to secure funding
• Savills forecasts rebound in commercial property
• FTX executives extracted billions ahead of collapse
• As the old debt-fuelled economy collapses this crash is just the start
• Who would trust a Swiss bank after this disaster?
• Extreme inflation will not last and neither will this stock’s negative returns amid push for ‘net zero’
• Covid takes sparkle from ring sales, says Ernest Jones
• Yorks power firm pays £2.1m penalty for overchargi­ng
• National Express strike back on as pay talks collapse
• Nordic competitio­n prompts Currys to rethink guidance
• Volvo to shed its Polish bus plant in cost-cutting drive
• DFS downgrades profit forecast but upgrades stores
• Isabel Colegate
• Major General Sir Sebastian Roberts
• Leslie Hardcastle
• COMIC RELIEF 2023
• Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with Dave Letterman
• A wallow in 1980s nostalgia on the Costa del Crime
• Film choice
• Nature protection advice ‘ignored’

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