The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-11-12

• Sunak: Far-Right thugs and Hamas sympathise­rs disrespect our heroes
• Enough is enough, said so many who just wanted to pay respects
• Sunak turns down calls to break up the Treasury
• Migrants to bypass Rwanda and be sent straight back
• Trust excludes Christmas from ‘inclusivit­y’ calendar
• Adele turns to fans as cooling support act
• Commons inquiry to expose abuse in pop world
• Police face questions as more than 100 people arrested at Cenotaph
• Jewish families attacked by pro-Palestine march as they left synagogue
• Mayor criticises Braverman over protest disorder
• Effects on Jewish community may lead to future protests ban
• CPS hate crime panel dissolved amid lack of ‘public confidence’
• Khan advisers accuse Starmer of ‘supporting genocide’
• With dignity and respect, the tributes to those who fell for freedom are so moving
• A solemn act of remembranc­e pays tribute to fallen despite protest chaos
• Ban Tehran’s Guards as terrorists, Sunak urged
• Muslim Labour vote split over Starmer
• Young in dark about Remembranc­e Day
• Hamas chief ‘back from dead’ to lead attack
• Israeli forces kill hospital ‘hostage taker’
• US university suspends anti-Zionist groups
• ‘I was alone with 15 terrorists... I knew they might kill me at any second’
• Gender critical football fan suspended by club
• Pupils told to ‘read woke’ and that white people created racism
• Barclay calls for clampdown on £13m NHS diversity drive
• Classical music festival faces end of the road over cash crisis
• Why it pays to study ‘Mickey Mouse’ degrees
• Slash corporatio­n tax to boost economy, says Truss taskforce
• Sunak minimum tax plan will cost business
• Anger over delays to smart motorways fatality report
• UK taxpayers left with bill for firm Russia’s richest man created
• Scheme to house prisoners in police cells costs £30,000 a night
• Asbestos found in 70pc of MoD homes for forces’ families
• Pilots used Google to land on around the world record
• XR billionair­e funds Khan climate network
• TfL faces £10m bill for damage to Ulez cameras in six months
• Spanish border officer attacked us at airport, say grandparen­ts
• Albania awaits arrivals in Italy’s migrant deal
• Ukrainian colonel named over attack on Nord Stream pipeline
• Trump ‘would deport millions of migrants’ in second term
• Labour tax fears prompt rich Britons to flee to Florida
• Dutch farmers lose ground as radical centrists enjoy poll surge
• A day of chaos that shamed Britain
• The real problem with pro-Palestinia­n marches over this solemn weekend
• HMRC howlers
• The police are not to blame for these protests. Politician­s are
• We should teach our children that entreprene­urs are heroes, not villains
• Four centuries on, it is indisputab­le: the genius of Shakespear­e will never be matched
• Suella Braverman has set herself against the very values Britain fought for
• Israel must prepare for the de-Hamasifica­tion of Gaza
• The counter-offensive has failed for now – the West needs a new plan for Ukraine
• ‘We should not be under any illusion – the Government is looking defeat in the face’
• Branson plots challenger to Eurostar rail services
• Gas network battles revolt against Redcar hydrogen heating trial
• Fears for bank statements amid cash crunch
• Freshfield­s investigat­es historical slave links
• Why Hunt cannot opt for display of fiscal pyrotechni­cs to win votes
• Inflation is beaten but achieving growth will be tough
• Consultanc­y gravy train has hit the buffers
• Majestic chief toasts bricks-and-mortar stores
• Why a cut in interest rates may not save Sunak
• How untraceabl­e Russian gold is funding Putin’s war machine
• Khan’s broken promises to London on house building
• ‘I can’t access my £115,000 at Scottish Widows’
• KATIE MORLEY INVESTIGAT­ES
• Deadline day looms to claim tax on French second homes
• ‘Speaking up for women cost me everything’
• After warmth of autumn, rain is order of the day

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