The Daily Telegraph - 2023-12-15

• Blair took £1million donation to ban fox hunting, says Mandelson
• Hamas plot to kill Jews in Europe foiled
• Fears that patients are dying on NHS waiting lists
• Pandemic recollecti­ons may vary, says Vallance lawyer
• Boy missing for years hiked across Pyrenees to escape ‘commune’
• Figgy pudding fans in for festive treat
• PM at risk of sixth by-election after watchdog backs MP’S suspension
• Cameron’s links to UAE published by No 10
• Shapps open to fighter jet partnershi­p with Saudis
• Minister hints at Marbles loan if Greece changes tune
• Teenagers to learn how to fill in tax returns
• Murderer allowed to move next door to victim’s family
• Jail for nurse who sedated stroke patients ‘for easy shift’
• Sandhurst sifts through failed candidates to find future officers
• Fines handed out for taking holidays during school term increase since the pandemic
• Warning over children home alone with pets after XL bully attack
• Families force police inquiry into boys’ fatal e-bike crash
• Carbonara off the menu after salty requests
• Acrobat injured in 30ft plunge from circus ‘wheel of death’
• ‘Shyest’ spider rediscover­ed after century-long absence
• Cafe shut following moans about noise of clinking cups
• Coffee machine sales perk up as price of takeway soars
• Homeowners face tax hit as more councils set to go bust
• Wait for me on the outside, prisoner begged ‘phone sex’ guard
• Teacher pretended to be 17-year-old girl to chat online to schoolboys
• Grave mistake leads to widow being buried in wrong plot
• Is this sex harassment, lawyer asked as he slapped paralegal
• Girl’s killers convicted on the evidence of four-year-old boy
• Payout for woman sacked because of wife’s jealousy
• New BBC chairman to face questions over ‘attitude’
• Holocaust charity is closed down after Russian trustee sanctioned
• King’s message will be read at memorial for Humphries
• Putin/putin Leader talks to AI version of himself
• President’s Q&A session throws up more questions than answers
• Ukraine offered deal for EU membership
• Cyprus calls for Syria to be declared safe
• Dissenting texts surround Putin on live TV
• PM clashes with Israel over two-state solution
• Lord Dave finds himself lauded by an audience of public schoolboys
• Switzerlan­d blocks move to halt Palestine funding
• Depardieu accuser in apparent suicide on day of TV exposé
• Republican­s call to defund Harvard over anti-semitism
• Trump legal challenges may delay his election fraud case
• Basketball satire takes on ‘woke’ Hollywood
• Boston mayor defends party thrown for ‘non-whites only’
• Britain is paying the deadly price for telling the public to ‘protect the NHS’
• Aviva has exposed the rotten truth about ‘diversity’
• The Snp-greens are launching a class war against rural Scotland
• Shutting up is the last thing the Tory Right should do
• Europe appears fatally distracted
• Patients deserve to know that their health is in the hands of a real doctor
• Corporate diversity
• Fast food is gobbling up classic French cuisine
• Net zero threatens to cost global economy trillions, OECD says
• Looney ‘proud’ of record as BP boss despite misconduct
• Hunt risks clash with Bailey as UK teeters on the brink of recession
• MPS warn over China’s grip on supply of minerals
• Issa brothers deny setting up companies in Jersey for tax reasons
• Thames Water chief vows to restore confidence amid debt crunch
• Harper cancels ‘Great British Railway’ ticket app
• Billionair­e plots break-up of Canal+ media empire
• Vietnam’s limits to Communist friendshor­ing
• Shein fashion accused of ‘mafia-style’ tactics
• Amazon wins EU battle over €250m tax bill
• Dirt cheap British shares are now prime bid targets for bargain-seeking investors
• Paul Watson
• Lord Rowe-beddoe
• Cricketer whose brilliant fielding led to the first tied Test match
• Entertainm­ent as smooth and solid as its muscular hero

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