The Daily Telegraph - 2024-09-09

• NHS in decline for first time in 50 years
• Streeting ‘not remotely happy’ over winter fuel cuts
• Children rely on sign language after lockdown affected speech
• Time to dive back under the duvet as thundersto­rms leave Britain soaking
• Strava app users pay ‘mules’ to run for them
• Cruise ship passengers facing €20 tax to go to Greek islands
• ‘World’s deadliest chick’ hatches in Cotswolds wildlife attraction
• Calls to release Letby are crass, says Streeting
• Labour drops plans to protect single-sex spaces in Equality Act
• Unions will not ever be content, Aslef boss declares
• I’m a landscape fan, PM says amid Thatcher portrait row
• Third of shadow cabinet backs Badenoch for Tory leadership
• BBC ‘repeatedly downplayed Hamas terror’
• Law: I’ll play a king but bowing down to one is another matter
• Meghan and Oprah on same page at bookshop opening
• Newlove: police ignoring anti-social behaviour
• Some officers think these offences are just low-level annoyances; minor irritants
• Met admits mistakes at pro-palestinia­n protests
• Homeless campers ‘vandalisin­g beach huts’
• Early release scheme could be undone by prison recalls
• Drug scanners in jails fail over staff shortage
• CHATGPT ‘better than doctors at diagnosing respirator­y illnesses’
• Great Ormond Street probed over treatment of 721 children
• Night owls at higher risk of Type 2 diabetes, study finds
• Cafes pull the plug on laptop table hoggers
• Russian cash could price UK workers out of Dubai
• British prisoner escapes prison in Portugal using handmade rope
• Toyah: Bully row made me question Strictly
• Influencer ‘put flat on Airbnb while she flew off to the UAE’
• Scholz calls for Ukraine peace deal to happen ‘more quickly’
• Venezuela’s ‘election-winning’ opposition leader flees to Spain
• Israeli splits turn toxic over its ‘forever war’
• Jordanian truck driver kills three Iran sending Russia missiles in guards at West Bank border exchange for beans and wheat
• Barnier must honour pledge to suspend immigratio­n, says Le Pen
• Pope Francis calls for peace in the Pacific as he warns of new arms race amid China tensions
• The misogynist­ic ‘manosphere’ in background of Olympian’s murder
• Britain must reindustri­alise – or condemn itself to permanent decline
• Starmer should learn from one of the great US presidents
• Is it wrong to kill a spider? Surely the world is big enough for us all
• The Left is waging war on whiteness itself
• It is time for the PM to make tough choices
• Starmer’s justificat­ion for the winter fuel cut doesn’t stand up to scrutiny
• Curb the protesters
• Let the fight begin to save hereditary peers
• Thames debt crisis seized on by US hedge funds
• Worst month for jobs in a decade
• Challenger bank wind up threat
• The sad fact of the matter is that retail has relied on underpaid women for far too long
• Our most valuable secrets are being exposed to a million eyes
• Kremlin claims $235m from Google for flouting censorship bans
• 2m self-employed workers face pension crisis, says IFS
• Avoid sending weekend emails, top lawyers told
• Candy shops drive £1bn rise in small business tax evasion
• Sérgio Mendes
• Entreprene­ur who made Barnes & Noble a bookstore behemoth
• Sherwood’s mix of issues and action is beginning to wobble

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