The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-02-27

• Fierce resistance slows Putin’s advance in Ukraine
• Desperate young men dig trenches as terrified families flee in panic
• Gove calls for seizure of pro-Kremlin oligarchs’ mansions
• PM hires top strategist to ‘change the narrative’ around No10 culture
• Police ‘bungled’ inquiry into partygate gatherings
• BA urged to improve its IT after glitch sparks flight cancellati­ons
• Don’t back down on fur and foie gras ban, Johnson told
• Scott’s expansion plans put on ice after public objections
• George plays peacemaker in rugby rivalry
• British drizzle helps to save Queen’s samurai armour
• Etonian’s ‘indestruct­ible’ art to be first officially placed on Moon
• Modern-day Stalingrad looms as tracksuit army defends capital
• How comedian-turned-president became a nation’s hero
• Terrified Ukrainian teenager celebrates her birthday as a refugee in Poland
• Russians flee to US to avoid conscripti­on
• Kremlin warns hospitals to be ‘prepared to save lives’
• Mass exodus from Ukraine sparks calls for Johnson to help refugees
• Putin’s reckless gamble will not pay off, agrees MI6 boss
• The ever decreasing circle of men telling Putin what he wants to hear
• Lithuania blocks pro-Kremlin TV channel broadcasti­ng from UK
• I still can’t grasp that my country has attacked our neighbour
• Russian MPs ‘sorry’ and condemn invasion
• Two countries unite on streets of London to stop ‘Putler’
• Germany supplies arms and backs Swift ban
• Russian invasion prompts fresh calls to increase defence spending
• We should learn from Capone’s downfall to snare oligarchs
• Kremlin jackboots show why we must focus on tanks and personnel
• Tory MPs urge new fracking ‘with the vigour of a war effort’
• Cyber attacks ‘could sabotage everyday life’
• How the chilling groupthink of the pro-lockdown lobby ‘damaged the economy, schools and healthcare’
• Inaccurate data plunged Britain into first lockdown
• NHS leaders’ salaries rise three times as much as the average
• Eat early in day to lose weight, study suggests
• Terrorists who pass lie-detector tests could have greater freedom
• Violence against women given same status as child sex abuse
• Albanian gangs run cannabis farms in UK on industrial scale
• GCSEs are too white-centric, teachers told
• Banks ‘cut services by stealth’ with some open just four hours a week
• ‘Super hedges’ used to counter LTN pollution
• Man wrongfully jailed for Sebold rape sues New York for $50m
• Zemmour’s presidenti­al bid under threat
• Turkey on strike to put bread on the table
• Putin’s brazen aggression has exposed the West’s complacenc­y
• The invasion of Ukraine must wake the West
• Globalisat­ion has rendered us incapable of sanctionin­g tyrants
• The age of convention­al warfare is back, and Britain isn’t ready
• We must amend the law to restore our basic rights
• Vladimir Putin’s monstrous invasion is an attack on civilisati­on itself
• Sunak must deliver on his vision and cut back the state
• Every mother has an NHS horror story – let’s tell them
• War in Ukraine has exposed just how shallow the self-obsessed woke world view really is
• The NHS stifling of women is a free speech issue
• The silver lining to Britain’s treemagedd­on
• I was preparing for fashion week – now I’m a war refugee
• ‘We’ve got people in the police who shouldn’t be there’
• How do you stage Schubert up a mountain?
• A vivid, engrossing portrait of life under Cromwell
• Why the modern urbanite will never understand the countrysid­e
• Marianka Swain
• After the storms, here comes the sunshine

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