The Daily Telegraph - 2023-11-02

• Britons leave Gaza as border is opened
• Sunak: We must make AI safe for our grandchild­ren
• Falklands colonel says Navy has ‘tradition of cover-up’
• Bonfire effigy of Sadiq Khan to be burnt in Ulez protest
• Slavery row may mean Warner Stand is out
• Stewart: Resetting clock revealed dementia
• Modern-day gap years are ‘too organised’
• Why this war could spawn terrorism in Europe Analysis
• Every body bag is a mystery, say Israeli police as they catalogue the horror of Hamas massacre
• Met chief vents at ‘clogged and slow’ justice after protest arrests
• King to give the opening address at Cop28
• Princess walks with dad support group as early years campaign takes vital step forward
• Out of cash Queen’s Nairobi shopping spree leaves her out of pocket
• No 10 boys club culture played fast and loose with human lives
• Never mind the karaoke, this song and dance show will run and run
• Lockdown caused lasting harm to brain in over-50s
• Hancock displayed ‘nuclear levels’ of over-confidence
• Pupils late for school achieve fewer GCSES
• Patients’ families may get access to second medical opinion 24/7
• Charlton died following fall at dementia care home
• Red Arrows culture saw women ‘as property’
• Sailor took own life after training error
• ‘European leaders are tired of Ukraine war’
• Perry ‘happy and chipper’ weeks before his death
• Officials will be watched all the time in corruption purge, says Xi
• N Korea sends one million shells to Russia ‘in spy satellite deal’
• Work a 70-hour week, Murthy tells Indians
• Trump Jnr downplays his role to judge in civil fraud trial
• Aliens touched my face and left me paralysed, claims Goldie Hawn
• The Covid Inquiry isn’t asking the only lockdown question that really matters
• Britain is about to surrender its tax sovereignt­y
• School science nerds finally get their revenge on smug creatives
• The West may be too weak for the fight against Hamas
• Conservati­ves can’t hide from one major finding of the Covid Inquiry
• Acts of intimidati­on
• The trauma behind debilitati­ng drug addiction
• Private equity giant behind Six Nations delays listing
• Russia to face High Court over Yukos claim
• Owner of UK wind farm scraps US projects
• Lagarde accused of harming eurozone economy
• Port Talbot steelworks to cut 3,000 jobs as Tata pursues net zero
• Ryanair to pay holiday firms £2m over cancelled flights
• Aston Martin’s turnaround hit by production delays
• Wework turmoil has hurt UK office-leasing rival, says Regus chief
• Nothing is off table in drive to cut costs, says Asos boss
• Estee Lauder shares plunge over Middle East and China concerns
• Apple faces legal battle over claims it ‘throttled’ batteries
• Digital bank’s valuation reduced as it raises £100m
• Permanent HR bureaucrac­y is a monster of the Tories’ own creation
• This trust has some prize assets – what a shame it has to sell them to get on top of its debts
• Court Circular
• NAVAL DEFENCE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
• CAPITAL SHIPS BAN.
• John Thorn
• Hildegard Neil
• George Marwick
• Likeable Ashley Jensen gives Shetland a fresh start

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