The Daily Telegraph - 2024-02-09

• Biden ‘can’t remember when he was vice president’
• Church accused of operating ‘conveyor belt’ of asylum seeker baptisms
• Public sector to escape Starmer’s pension raid
• Aiken hosted Abu Dhabi party last year
• Working-age benefits bill to hit £100bn
• Labour recycles alarm at PM’S trans comments after binning pledge over green investment
• Jails to run out of room by April despite early releases
• Enninful calls in 40 favours for all-star cover
• Morgan quits Talktv over lacklustre ratings
• Edward has shown us that fashion is more than clothing
• Charity goes batty for inclusion training
• Activists force halt to ‘Lamb National’ race
• Blunkett rebuke for Labour after green about-turn
• The public are sick of politician­s’ dishonesty about what net zero entails
• Reeves exerts her influence as power behind the throne
• Surge in visits to cancer charity website after monarch’s diagnosis
• Fry ‘anxious’ for the King as he praises his openness
• ‘I refuse to be complicit in baptism dishonesty’
• Police raid two Newcastle addresses during manhunt for Clapham alkali attack suspect
• Parkrun scraps all records to appease trans runners
• Parents could receive alerts if children try to access harmful websites
• Ban on conversion therapy threatens core free speech rights, says Conservati­ve peer
• Sunak keen to meet relatives of Brianna after PMQS row
• Carer had leg amputated after doctors took too long to treat her
• Wallace ‘saddened’ by backlash to comments about his autistic son
• Desperatel­y seeking: a goat to be donkey’s best friend
• Scots will have to pay £6 for cheapest bottle of wine
• Armed robber’s suit and bow tie was not smartest choice
• Number of people on NHS waiting lists for 18 months up by 86pc
• Measles cases increase by a third in a week
• Floral clock uprooted as no one watered it
• British soldiers prosecuted for Troubles deaths before amnesty
• Royal Marines boat to ‘wreak havoc’ as Russia threat grows
• Criminals in secure hospitals reap cold weather benefits as ‘patients’ By Charles Hymas Home Affairs editor
• Yousaf under fire as minister resigns for £11k roaming bill
• Cambridge fellow in ‘meritocrac­y’ race row
• Five second blast of nuclear fusion can power a kettle for 19 hours
• Payout for Indian academic after unconsciou­s bias ruling
• Silent disco is not a ‘rave in the nave’, cathedral insists
• Zelensky sacks top commander in biggest shake-up of the war
• Tusk rages at Republican­s for blocking aid to Ukraine
• No amount of spin can hide it: the commander-in-chief is not up to it
• Israel would ‘swap’ Oct 7 planner for hostages
• Everest is not a lavatory so bag it up, climbers told
• Paella rice could disappear under new EU rules banning pesticide
• Baby’s decapitati­on at birth was murder, say US medical officials
• Former Chilean leader gave life in air crash to save others
• Bear bites hunter in the face so he makes it into goulash
• Starmer built his plan for government on sand. Its collapse has only just begun
• Mass migration is slowly bankruptin­g the UK
• ‘Anti-racists’ are destroying what makes Britain a great country
• The EU isn’t about to fall apart. It’s worse than that
• What is Sir Keir’s plan for government?
• Is there any policy that the Labour Party is prepared to stand by?
• A matter for debate
• UK’S biggest wind farm delayed by ship shortage
• Arm worth $130bn just months after US listing
• Frazer pledge amid review of Telegraph bid
• Unilever defends shrinkflat­ion of products
• China struggles to halt slump as prices fall at fastest for 15 years
• Sales of used electric cars double despite value fears
• Canary Wharf clashes with council over housing plan
• Waymo driverless car injures cyclist as truck obscures its view
• Red Sea crisis threatens Bank of England rate plans
• Germany is no longer the sick man of Europe
• Refinery site for first low-carbon H-plant
• Amazon box supplier receives merger offer
• Patience is a virtue with this Aim pair as the market continues to ostracise smaller companies
• ACCIDENT TO THE PRINCE OF WALES.
• Eleanor Fazan
• Vittorio Emanuele of Savoy
• Peter Johnson
• This talking teddy sitcom is crude and threadbare

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