The Sunday Telegraph - 2023-11-19

• Families near new pylons to get £1k off bills
• Khan misled the public over Ulez benefits
• Remote civil servants can ‘work from beach’
• ‘Soft-touch’ Labour’s take on benefits may cost £2bn
• Starmer inspires record Sainsbury family donation
• BBC reporter racks up sky-high air miles for eco show
• Sheeran with a band was thrilling, but alone is when he stands apart
• Polls may back Cameron’s return but the public is behind Braverman
• Inheritanc­e tax cut ‘worth £180k’ to families
• Academia at war over ‘white dominated’ history
• Watchdog’s sex and gender plan ‘risks exploitati­on of the young’
• Maternity hospital in LGBT hot water for using ‘mother’
• Parents fear domestic abuse charges over trans children
• Cooper demands protection for Labour MPs
• Russell Group professor says Oct 7 attackers ‘had to act’
• Tel Aviv designates British campaign group ‘terrorists’
• Israel stepping up war in the south of Gaza
• Iron Dome may not be infallible, but public’s faith in it is unwavering
• For the orphans of Oct 7 attacks, the pain and fear will never end
• Ramblers rattled as solicitor erects anti-climb wall to block footpath
• Restaurant favoured by Elizabeth Taylor could be yours for £12m
• Family of last Kenya veteran lash out at King in payout row
• Historic bequest could put block on plans to move Kew Herbarium
• Driver admitted he was ‘smashed’ before killing woman in car
• ‘Pillar of the community’ hid his criminal obsession with young boys
• Paedophile who was banned by Church allowed to join choir
• Vatican ordered to publish cache of sensitive messages ahead of ‘trial of the century’
• Roundabout for bikes is capital’s ‘most dangerous’
• Contact is lost with Musk’s second rocket
• Mission complete: Veteran paints every soldier killed in Afghanista­n
• Racist incel became ‘Steve Jobs of 3D-printed guns’
• Temple where Alexander the Great declared himself divine unearthed in Iraq, experts believe
• Anti-Trump voters told to pin hopes on Nikki Haley
• China warship’s sonar pulses ‘injure divers’
• Oregon rushes to recriminal­ise drugs as streets fill with addicts
• Bribing police only choice we have, say Afghans faced with Pakistan expulsion
• It’s no more Mr Chainsaw as Milei goes mainstream
• Spanish protesters take to the streets over Catalan amnesty
• Thirst for fuel sees EU states pay Putin £5bn
• Seize this moment and change Britain forever
• Corrupted by extremist Islamists, the Left is now openly anti-British
• Hamas has lost the war. It may yet win the peace
• The decadent West has come face to face with the future – and the end of its dominance
• To defeat Russia once and for all, we must make Ukraine a member of Nato
• What a Trump comeback would mean for the world
• ‘The Left is now rebranding free speech as reactionar­y’
• Hunt using Autumn Statement to tap savers
• Halfords targeted for £1.4bn merger by van hire provider Redde
• Phone refurbishe­r musicMagpi­e up for sale
• Ex-Selfridges owner sued over ‘unpaid fees’
• Hunt should raise tax threshold to boost growth
• City must act if it wants to compete with ECB market
• Deflation may soon be the big threat but rate cuts are in sight
• Russian hackers claim attack on Ukraine fighter jet supplier
• Start-ups backed by Sunak fund suffer more failures
• ‘Zuckerberg ignored my Instagram warnings’
• The traps Hunt could put down for Labour
• ‘Bottom of the barrel is visible’ – West scrambles for more ammo
• Why Netflix and Disney were forced to jack up prices
• How the Issas bankrolled Castore’s bid to challenge Nike and Adidas
• Tax-savvy ways to invest in a ski chalet in the French Alps
• ‘I’ve blown every opportunit­y to make money’
• KATIE MORLEY INVESTIGAT­ES
• The very best of the week ahead
• Enjoy the warmth but prepare for cold blast to come

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