The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-03-05

• Government didn’t consider how scare tactics would affect most vulnerable
• Hancock ‘changed ministeria­l response’ to deny that he took lover to private dinners
• Partygate investigat­or ‘may have broken impartiali­ty rules’ by meeting with Starmer
• Young victim is just another statistic of a kind that never troubled Hancock
• ‘Dozens’ of US firms steer clear of UK following Hunt’s tax raid
• Sunak seeks deal to increase French beach patrols amid new legal push on migrants
• EU chief mocks Windsor framework
• ‘A lot of us in the Army didn’t agree or disagree with Afghanista­n war’
• Biden to visit Ireland instead of attending Coronation, US hints
• Coronation invites held up by ‘power battle’
• Fossil samples may be evidence of life on Mars
• The dog that launched a million records is now a dying breed as Nipper’s heirs lose their appeal
• Why love at first sight may not be the stuff of fairy tales
• Schools trust faces questions for branding gays as ‘evil’
• Bank of England ban on privately educated pupils at talks is ‘social discrimina­tion’
• Chatbots could soon be playing a crucial role in government, says science minister
• Thames Water forces users on to smart meters despite bill fears
• Music takes nine minutes to make you happy
• Khan’s Ulez cameras could police future ‘pay as you drive’ scheme
• Masonic bikers kickstart revival in ancient secretive society
• Quake fallout threatens Turkish strongman
• TikTok’s like Chinese spy balloon in your phone, say Republican­s
• Locals stay wary as China cosies up to old enemy from over the river
• Russian neo-Nazi led border raid militia
• ‘Torched-earth tactics’ as Russia shells war-torn city of Bakhmut
• ‘Poison’ mystery leaves schoolgirl­s living in fear
• The country needs assurance that a future pandemic will be met with rational measures
• The BBC conspired in the campaign of fear that kept Britain locked up
• Jeremy Hunt’s Budget will be fatal for economic growth
• Britain is living in a net zero fantasy land
• The 15-minute city isn’t a conspiracy. It’s just a bad idea
• The Conservati­ves have ceded power to the failed, Leftist permanent establishm­ent
• ‘To treat all kids with issues as trans is a terrible mistake’
• Waitrose calls in cost cutters for battle to revamp stores
• UK to ‘go further’ with deregulati­on in Brexit battle to protect City
• Huawei shelves Cambridge campus plans
• Revolut investor shrinks valuation by $5bn
• The economy risks falling victim to the Bank of England’s blind spot
• The Chancellor must nurture green shoots of recovery
• Everything points to UK being open for business
• One in six first-time buyers will be paying off mortgage in retirement
• British artists ‘shortchang­ed by Chinese iron grip of TikTok’
• Rio Tinto has ‘advanced China’s plans for Taiwan’
• Why farmers blame price wars for grocery shortages
• Inflation puts dream of a wind-powered Britain in doubt
• Bond markets get jitters ahead of Hunt’s Budget
• The midlifers forced to delay retirement
• ‘Robert Maxwell sued me repeatedly’
• KATIE MORLEY INVESTIGAT­ES
• Signs of spring in short supply as cold fronts arrive

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