The Daily Telegraph - 2023-11-01

• Cummings ‘fed toxic, misogynist culture in No10’
• FBI: Hamas is greatest terror threat to the West since IS
• Not just any donation ... M&S gives meals to the needy
• Schools trans guidance will be published by Christmas
• De Niro wasn’t such a good fella to me, says PA
• BBC defends Little Britain sketch after Ofcom poll deems it racist
• Empowered women make modern television sex more appealing
• A teenager’s swagger with revolting language and blocked Whatsapps
• PM said Covid was ‘nature’s way of dealing with elderly’
• Sunak blocked calls to pay the poorest to self-isolate
• Sturgeon silent over Whatsapp deletions
• Flash points How the IDF’S advance into Gaza was caught on camera
• Israel bombs Gaza refugee camp in strike targeting top Hamas commander
• Ukraine’s children sent from one war into another
• Neighbours could help govern Gaza after Hamas is destroyed
• Israeli envoys wear Holocaust yellow stars to UN meeting
• Starmer urged to about-turn over ceasefire
• Foreign Office replied to plea from woman with a sad emoji
• Britain joins plan for Cyprus aid corridor for trapped civilians
• Box of Palestinia­n-coloured mice thrown into Mcdonald’s
• Sunak explores working with US to combat future dangers of AI
• If you want to break the law, join National Crime Agency
• Use of RAF bases to house migrants extended to 2026
• Men addicted to mobiles ‘have fewer sperm’
• Families are branching out with two trees for Christmas
• ‘Debanking’ among the words of 2023 after Farage-coutts scoop
• Reclaiming of the shrews as Walter rewrites the Bard
• Armies of equality staff are a waste, says Gove
• Diversity coach calls diversity training futile
• XL bully dogs must be muzzled until ban
• Sour puss? The 276 facial signals that give away your cat’s mood
• BLM fundraiser jailed for taking charity cash
• Teachers at strict school walk out on strike over ‘draconian’ dress and meeting policies
• Care home advert features young models wearing ‘grotesque’ old people masks
• Church accused of tree-felling for new houses
• Confederat­e statue melted down to make ‘inclusive’ art
• Desantis steps up in ‘height-boosting boots’
• Paris police shoot woman in full veil who ‘threatened to blow herself ’ up on metro
• Thousands of Afghan migrants in Pakistan rush for border ahead of deadline to leave
• Every day brings 1,001 ways to die: my three-week tour along Ukraine’s front line
• Sunak’s Bletchley Park summit won’t put the AI genie back in the bottle
• The West faces a reckoning with realism
• Sorry snowflakes, cantankero­us workaholic­s have been vindicated
• Dominic Cummings’ role in No10 mayhem
• Only hatred of Israel unites the United Nations
• County meddling at communitie­s’ expense
• The recklessne­ss of pursuing lockdown without a cost-benefit analysis
• Microplast­ic plague
• BP dismisses takeover talk after string of megadeals
• Billpayers must pay £246m for Bulb bailout
• Clegg accuses leaders of overreacti­ng to AI
• Eurozone shrinks for first time since 2020 as recession looms
• Smaller companies on UK stock market ‘are stuck in doom loop’
• Insolvenci­es at highest level since financial crisis as interest rates hit property sector
• Asda vows to cut prices as Issas raise $500m to pay down debt
• Chinese tech giants remove Israel from online maps
• Medical establishm­ent must admit to its unforgivab­le Covid failings
• Inflation is dying and bonds are an obvious buy
• Now is not the right moment to check out and bank our 36pc gain on this FTSE 100 stock
• Court Circular
• Trevor Hill
• Muthoni Kirima
• Charlie Aitken
• AI voices would be a quick way to kill radio forever

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