The Daily Telegraph - 2023-10-30

• Hamas blocks exit of foreign citizens
• Johnson favoured soft touch over lockdowns, says scientist
• Israel war ‘accelerate­s’ risk of UK terrorism
• Police media training aims to help protect journalist­s
• Matthew’s comic delivery was as great as any stand-up’s
• Israel refuses to say the ‘I’ word as it opts for a less-aggressive offensive
• Israeli forces clash with Hamas fighters as they storm out of tunnels
• Angry mob hunts Jews in Dagestan airport
• Social media sites must act against ‘Hamas’s hate’, says Tugendhat
• Starmer fails to punish Palestine chant MPS
• Revenge should not be a policy, terrorists’ victims warn Israel
• AI can be a force for good in our mission to keep communitie­s safe
• Hunt eyes up inheritanc­e tax cut in speech
• Facial recognitio­n in body cameras to help police stop offenders
• Three-quarters of burglaries and car thefts never solved
• Public services in ‘doom loop’ since pandemic
• The truth about Wilson’s six-year affair with secretary
• Sack diversity staff if you want more civil servants, says Hunt
• Migrant tried to kill himself before being sent to barge
• Keep hatches battened down and prepare for Storm Ciaran
• Why watching horror films can help you get in killer shape
• BBC host warns against science ‘done by European white guys’
• AI comedians are no laughing matter for me, warns Bailey
• Two arrested after woman badly injured in ‘XL bully attack’
• Pothole breakdowns hit five-year high as councils run low on cash
• Sainte-marie was white not Indigenous, says birth certificat­e
• Hypocrisy’s the word at Francophon­e museum
• Wagner back on battlefiel­d to aid Russian move to seize town
• Catholics agree on urgent need to expand women’s role
• British society will pay a terrible price for indulging extremism
• Capitalism is crumbling, but it can be saved
• What’s in a name ... or 25? Infant monikers are now big business
• For how long will conservati­ves support Israel?
• Questions the Covid inquiry must ask
• Shortsight­ed calls for a ceasefire that would only embolden Hamas
• Hamas off the hook
• No getting out of eating bony fish on Fridays
• EVS may cause more traffic jams
• Oil licences ‘to cut fuel imports’
• Beware official statistics – they are hampering the economic recovery
• Britain needs open and honest debate over pensions
• Landlords pay off millions in mortgage debt to cut interest bills
• Credit crunch concerns hit highest level since 2008
• Graduate recruitmen­t down as vacancies plunge by 30pc
• MORE ATTRACTION­S IN DOMESTIC SERVICE
• Matthew Perry
• Bishan Bedi
• Katherine Anderson
• Time is a wrenching tale of motherhood behind bars

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