The Sunday Telegraph - 2024-02-04

• ‘Hollowed out’ forces not ready to fight Russia
• Jail for activists who climb on war memorials
• Church aiding asylum claims on mass scale, say Patel and Braverman
• Cancer vaccine given to first UK patients
• UAE Telegraph takeover must be blocked, says bishop
• Royal polls
• Andrew film to put the spotlight on women
• Dukes swings into gear to save the craft of hand-sewn cricket balls
• Government accused of ‘gross strategic error’ in running down military supplies
• Royal Navy warships have treadmills in the bows where missile stocks should be
• Fancy yourself as a real-life Jason Bourne? The CIA could be for you
• Family of Brianna Ghey’s killer speak of ‘nightmare’ year
• Teenager convicted of murder for knife attack on schoolboy
• Labour blocks appointmen­t of climate tsar
• SNP-led Glasgow is the worst city in Britain for unrepaired streets
• Pothole damage payouts from councils dry up as drivers count cost of crumbling roads
• Pensioner mowed down by 55mph e-bike calls for action to halt ‘menace on streets’
• Dead should be allowed to change gender, says Labour politician
• Lincolnshi­re Flower Queen could soon crown first man
• Garden holds ‘queer nature tour’ for LGBTQ+ month
• Anglo-Saxon warriors were transgende­r, says academic
• Sinn Fein hails ‘historic day’ as O’Neill elected First Minister
• OBR ‘overplays financial effect of migration by £8 billion’
• Truss launches movement in battle for Conservati­ves’ future
• Tax cuts for families would revive Tory election hopes
• Trainees as young as 18 to be sent to classrooms in new teacher apprentice­ship scheme
• Yeah it’s true, English is becoming informal
• Pro-Palestine protesters wave ‘Zionists control media’ placards
• MPs and peers urge Sunak to stand up to Iran
• Anti-Semites utilise AI in the pursuit of Holocaust denial
• Charity faces loss of funding over links to Muslim group
• University counter-terrorism course branded ‘unbalanced’
• NHS kept extra £1bn funding despite missing hospital targets
• We got the balance wrong on lockdowns, admits Sage scientist
• Britain’s lost Saint Thurstan found in medieval manuscript
• Angry German farmers block roads around major airport
• Putin’s secret electric weapon endangers flights
• Taiwan to buy drone defences to protect power plants from China
• Pro-Moscow actor dropped from White Lotus TV series
• Journalist­s held at protest by families of Russian troops
• Three wounded in knife rampage at Paris station
• US mission to avenge death of three troops gets under way
• How the United Nations’ refugee agency in Gaza fell under the spell of Hamas
• RAF and US launch fresh wave of strikes on Houthis in Yemen
• Majority of UNWRA casualties killed while they were off duty
• Border crisis threatens to cost Biden election
• Fake SWAT calls are scare tactic in White House race
• Learning by rote gives children a gift for life
• Naval failings
• If Starmer takes us back to the 1970s he will face a millennial revolt
• Don’t be fooled by the Blob, Brexit is already paying dividends
• Our enemies are prepared for the fight. It’s time to rearm to avoid World War Three
• Mike Freer is not alone. I too was targeted by Islamists
• Wasteful Britain needs to buy a new arsenal for war with Russia
• Zuber Issa to offload Asda stake in break with brother
• Return of big bonuses spark worries over school fees for bankers
• Ted Baker owner considers store closures
• North Sea oil future ‘threatened by Labour’
• Debt annihilati­on is approachin­g and no party is minded to stop it
• Tories must cut corporatio­n tax to have hope at polls
• Big tech’s big cash payout to change stock market forever
• We’ll take our billions abroad, warns Octopus over grid delays
• London leaves the rest of Britain behind as £1k-a-night hotels boom
• How unravellin­g of Selfridges tycoon Benko brought shame on Germany
• EVs drive turnaround at Chinese-owned Lotus
• Inside Amazon’s dash for British wind power that will fuel its data centres
• How to get the better of Labour’s pension raid
• ‘Gum advert made me $300k in two hours’
• ‘VW failed to tell me I owed £10k balloon payment on my car’
• ‘I’m a superhost earning £30k a year – so why has Airbnb banned me?’
• The very best of the week ahead Today
• Dry, mild and windy with touch of sun in the sky

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