The Daily Telegraph - 2023-03-18

• War crime arrest warrant for Putin
• ‘Bloated’ Covid inquiry may last up to seven years
• French MPS revolt over Macron pension policy
• Feed infants peanut butter to avoid allergy
• Elderly suffer as 1,200 GP practices close
• Met faces call to ditch toxic armed elite unit
• Braverman insists Rwanda can house ‘tens of thousands’
• Pension reform will improve retention in police ranks
• BBC apology after Rajan filmed without seatbelt
• Girl goes back to Ukraine to get better dental care
• Mother’s Day misogyny cards condemned
• TV host dying of cancer holds early 50th party
• Live sport means more to people than their job
• Morrisons fined £3.5m over epileptic’s death
• King worried more about brother than war
• Duke of Sussex said I need a job before I can pay for own security
• Political consultant­s
• Passport strike threatens summer getaways
• Teachers in talks to do less work for more pay
• ‘Only 20 Conservati­ves’ will rebel against Sunak’s Brexit agreement
• Only we can break Blue Wall, Lib Dems tell Labour voters
• Junior doctors’ walkout puts end to 175,000 procedures
• Raab says bullying inquiry officials are ‘breaching rules’
• British Empire ‘horrible’ in Dickens series
• Sock is step ahead for those at risk of falls
• Raccoon dogs in Wuhan market may have spread Covid to humans
• Tory MP Brine faces suspension for ‘lobbying NHS’ during Covid
• On the clock
• The links underlying solidarity with Lineker
• Pensioner knocked down motorcycli­st after pursuit
• Couple could not have baby after doctors missed coil
• Tesco to shelve Chinese CCTV ‘linked to human rights abuses’
• Email conmen pretend to be Archbishop to scam clergy
• Call for cockney to be recognised as an official language
• Headache Retirement shuts surgery
• Pc who struck footballer after he was Tasered keeps her job
• Terror heroes on late Queen’s gallantry list
• Ex-labour peer has sexual abuse sentence reduced by three years
• ‘Weak’ skipper avoids jail after girl’s death
• ‘Love has no age’ drag queen brought in to teach pupils
• Non-binary sex education charity ‘falsely claimed’ Ofsted support
• ‘Cecil did not die in vain’ after trophy hunting ban advances
• ‘Awesome’ AI could turn into a new religion
• Raab plans law to stop killer Bellfield marrying in jail
• Man saves tree that is causing subsidence at his property
• Dons win case against Oxford after being made to retire at 68
• Johnson’s partygate questionin­g risks being ‘Mccarthyit­e trial’
• ‘Lives at risk’ from BBC claim, say Afghan female footballer­s
• BBC podcast held as host ‘was not northern enough’
• ‘Facing our past’ Cambridge college looks at slavery legacy
• Erdogan challenger hopes to steal votes with anti-migrant campaign
• Irish PM ‘sorry’ for Clinton intern joke
• 19th-century machine gun keeps Putin’s troops at bay
• Slovakia donates entire MIG-29 fighter jet fleet to take on Russia
• Ukraine demotes commander after his frank assessment of losses
• Finland to join Nato after Turkey U-turn
• Desantis ‘hides from voters and eats like an animal’
• Golf clubs and art among gifts worth $250k Trump failed to declare during presidency
• Giant sale
• Jail that held Manson to provide Scandi-style rehab
• Lack of hugs for children caused US opioid crisis, says Mexico president
• US government investigat­es claims Tiktok used for spying
• Pensions dividing line
• BBC entitlemen­t
• Canine cardio
• Scouts swap screens for old-fashioned fun
• NHS in disarray
• Pothole panacea?
• Scrapping the pension allowance doesn’t just benefit the rich – it liberates the majority
• Way of the World
• Britain is addicted to mass migration – and it is not racist to say this must change
• PETERBOROU­GH
• Blame lockdown failures for today’s inflation disaster
• Bruce has fallen victim to ignorant attacks from the sanctimoni­ous Left
• Speaking out – but speaking out of turn?
• He is a man of the people – but they don’t like it when he behaves like one
• From juicy perks to firings on Twitter, the tech bubble is close to bursting
• ‘Harry should stop sulking and come to the Coronation’
• ‘Kenneth Noye offered me a bribe – I told him he was wasting his time’
• Try time! The ‘Twickenham Dad’ rugby look is cool again
• A MOST INTRIGUING LADY
• Plague, war, turnips ... it’s no wonder we all want a little bodice ripping as a distractio­n
• DUKE OF YORK IN SCOTTISH CAPITAL.
• Patrick French
• Jacqueline Gold
• Edith Stein’s philosophy of truth as a grain of corn
• BT told to delay fibre price cuts
• Ex-bank boss to face court on Epstein link
• Biden pledges to go after salaries of failed lenders’ bosses
• UBS in talks to snap up crisis-hit Credit Suisse
• OECD accused of misleading figures after predicting UK to shrink
• Lower quality gas to be piped into British homes
• Heat pumps ‘do work properly in cold weather’
• More pain in store as central banks turn the taps back on
• Pornhub owner sold to private equity firm Ethical Capital
• Wework strikes $1.5bn debt deal as it fights for profit
• Developer sued over City’s Royal Albert Dock project
• The London Metal Exchange in fresh nickel controvers­y
• Birds will defy wet weather to herald arrival of spring

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