The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-02-05

• Truss: I was brought down by the left-wing economic establishm­ent
• Biden shoots down Chinese spy balloon
• End of the line for return railway tickets
• Labour remains in special measures
• Focus on deterring terrorists, Prevent programme told
• £3bn aircraft carrier needs repairs after ‘mistakes’ found
• California­n marijuana floods into Heathrow after US legalisati­on
• Call for ‘responsibl­e pet owner’ course amid increase in attacks
• Pull the other one … six faces we reserve for dogs and babies
• Outcry as academics liken feminist conference to ‘enabling eugenics’
• Women-only student group triumphs in trans dispute
• Gladstone statue under shroud as church investigat­es slavery links
• Scottish discus champion fears for children over Sturgeon’s trans policy on school sport
• Concerns for Muslim pupils over Church’s gay blessings
• King will choose new music for Coronation
• Famous faces rally to Princess’s call to put early years in picture
• Foy: pay gap row on The Crown had amazing impact
• Don’t be afraid to say the word ‘suicide’, Prince urges
• Fraud threat raised to level of terrorism or child sex
• ‘Key witness’ emerges as family doubt Nicola fell into river
• ‘No appeal’ plan for Channel migrants
• Cabinet minister joins the calls for Raab to resign or be sacked
• 1922 Committee may permit no confidence vote
• Fur and foie gras import ban to be dropped
• Cabinet clash on move to outlaw Iran’s elite guard
• Home Counties put brake on expanded Ulez
• Injuries pile up in cycle lane championed by presenter Vine
• Electric car mileage ‘must be 80pc in 2035’
• Bakers in a ferment over ‘sourfaux’ recipe rules
• Low-calorie alternativ­e to flour made from leftover crops
• One in four know patient stuck in hospital waiting for bed in care
• Taxpayers’ cash lavished on fight to recover funds wasted on PPE
• Public health at risk without budget clarity, warn councils
• Britain’s most prolific blood donor ‘gives life to thousands’
• NHS misled ministers over cardiac deaths, says surgeon
• Capital’s night-time glare can power solar panels
• Horse-racing fans can take their passion beyond death at Cheltenham’s memorial wall
• British ‘dead white guys’ and the King dropped as school names by Canadian state
• Heir trouble for president as he prepares to run
• Ukraine braced for an anniversar­y offensive
• Erdogan accused of thwarting Nato hopes of Nordic nations to bolster popularity at home
• Plant helping to rebuild Crimea bridge ‘hit by Kyiv missile’
• The port suffering in silence as rule of mighty cocaine cartels holds sway
• Shark kills girl who tried to swim with dolphins in river
• Costly speech
• NHS dysfunctio­n
• Free societies can’t survive the elevation of feelings into facts
• In agony in A&E, there was no one whose job it was to be kind
• Brexit helped to save Ukraine from Putin
• Teachers and children are let down by politician­s supporting strike action
• Ron DeSantis is the future of conservati­sm
• Britain faces destitutio­n unless it dares to admit the state pension is unaffordab­le
• ‘We have a broken criminal justice system that is no longer trusted’
• Treasury and Bank prepare for ‘Britcoin’ by 2030
• General in charge of MoD’s disastrous Ajax contract steps down
• French and Germans circle collapsed Flybe
• Tech tycoons eye bid for NHS data contract
• Severe Labour shortages expose the scandalous shame of workshy Britain
• Macron’s auto ambitions for Renault now on scrap heap
• Push for EU deal for Square Mile revived by new City minister
• Court finds Elon Musk not guilty over Tesla sale tweet that squeezed short sellers
• Working from home fuelling fraud epidemic, say managers
• Why Flybe’s planned revival never left the runway
• German giants Aldi and Lidl throw billions at UK farmers
• Ratcliffe’s audacious plan to store carbon dioxide deep under the sea
• Push for green steel is another threat to Britain’s embattled Army
• Why tracker funds are losing their shine
• ‘I accidental­ly delivered an IRA letter bomb’
• KATIE MORLEY INVESTIGAT­ES
• The very best of the week ahead
• Whither the storm as mild start to the month continues?

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