The Daily Telegraph - 2023-11-10

• Sunak faces calls to sack Braverman
• Covid vaccine compensati­on scheme ‘must be reformed’
• Israel to fight on after US says humanitari­an pauses have been agreed
• Donations by the wealthiest decline
• HMRC meltdown fear as numbers of tax returns soar
• One in 10 unable to contact GP by phone
• King keeps flagship charities under his wing
• Poppy-clad Duke and Duchess greet US Seals and their families
• ‘Waitrose of the North’ does away with self-checkout tills
• Strong public interest in prosecutin­g those who cause unrest at protest
• No stranger to controvers­y
• Met chief has staked his career on giving thugs benefit of the doubt
• Westminste­r wonders what Suella is aiming to get out of this
• Sacking Braverman ‘would be politicall­y mad’, say Tory allies
• Angry Jews seek no vengeance against innocent Palestinia­ns
• Macron breaks ranks to demand a ceasefire
• ‘Words were my life, but after the jab they are gone’
• Ringmaster Yousaf ends up being driver of the clown car
• Hancock feared system to spot vaccine faults was ‘shonky’
• ‘They knew it wasn’t safe’
• Stem cells used to create monkey with glowing yellow fingertips
• Visit to elderly relative once a month helps prolong life
• Having a nap instead of sit down could shrink your waistline
• Holbein took a chisel to rich client’s cheeks
• Breathing, bleeding dummies replace live actors in Army medics’ training
• Drunks using driverless cars will face prosecutio­n
• Tongue-twisting app can show if you’ve had one too many
• Potholes are scourge of the road as breakdowns hit record high
• Blameless pets go home year after death of dog walker
• Course of true love for blind runner and her trusty guide
• Netflix raises prices as actors given streaming bonus to end strike
• AI cameras scan Beyonce concert for paedophile­s
• Pledged £1bn for social care reform ‘spent elsewhere’
• Mescal fights baboons in sequel to Gladiator
• Manchin will not seek re-election next year
• Abducted Ukraine teenager facing conscripti­on into Russian army
• World’s first eye transplant for 7,000-volt shock survivor
• Transgende­r people may be baptised with Pope’s blessing
• Colombian guerrillas free Liverpool star Diaz’s father
• Spain’s hard-right Vox founder shot in head
• Are we witnessing the break-up of the Conservati­ve Party?
• The British establishm­ent has learnt how to crush the SNP
• The real Covid jab scandal is finally emerging
• It’s not anti-free speech to restrict demonstrat­ions
• Double standards over the vitriol on display at pro-palestinia­n marches
• Continuity of care
• Natwest to scrap majority of £10m payout for Rose
• Attack on Chinese lender hits US bonds
• Lottery tycoon slow to sever Russia ties
• Wild weather is squeezing the arteries of trade
• Buy-to-let mortgages in arrears double over the past year
• Weak growth sends Chinese economy back into deflation
• Nimbys’ ‘green belt theology’ blamed for blocking digital growth
• Shell sues Greenpeace for £1.7m over protest
• Asian drug money is washed through City
• Price of used EVS now same as petrol models
• Petrol stations ‘not passing on fall in oil prices’
• Sir Martin Sorrell’s attempt to best his former company WPP by building a rival are in tatters
• Wework backer Softbank posts £5bn loss
• Mcdonald’s UK boss to face MPS’ questions
• This property trust yields 17pc yet its dividend looks sustainabl­e, so a sale would be madness
• THE OUTBREAK.
• Court Circular
• HITLER’S “GOVERNMENT.”
• Peter Penfold
• Larger-than-life bass-baritone who cast a spell over audiences
• Audrey Salkeld
• ‘I hope I’ve persuaded Rishi to watch Strictly’

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