By Danny Boyle After the Bank cast doubt on the Government’s ability to drive people back to work, the Chancellor is under pressure to do more. Also this morning, we reveal how energy firms are hoarding cash – and Rupert Everett claims to know Prince Harry’s virginity secret. Energy firms’ cash pile balloons to £9billionContinue reading “The Telegraph Frontline for Friday 2023 February 03”
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The Telegraph Frontpage for Thursday 2023 February 02
By Danny Boyle Good morning. Despite more than half of schools being impacted by strike action, support from teachers appeared not to be as significant as feared. Also today, we cover a diversity crisis in the RAF – and today’s expected rate rise by the Bank of England. RAF diversity ‘discriminated against 160 white men’Continue reading “The Telegraph Frontpage for Thursday 2023 February 02”
The Telegraph Frontpage for Wednesday 2023 February 01
By Sam Hall Good morning. Today’s strikes promise to be the most disruptive yet, as teachers join walkouts by hundreds of thousands of other public sector workers. Officials fear that striking teachers will still be paid, despite unions forcing the closure of classrooms at most schools. Teachers who strike could still claim pay More thanContinue reading “The Telegraph Frontpage for Wednesday 2023 February 01”
The Frontpage of The Telegraph for Tuesday 2023 January 31
Looking at the UK which the IMF downgraded its 2023 UK growth forecast by more than any other G7 nation, blaming the prospect of a deeper recession on “tighter fiscal and monetary policies”.
Evil “whiteness” stuff is getting out of hand
A visit to Tate Britain is like walking through an Evil White Male hall of shame. Portraits of men linked to empire and slavery have been re-labelled detailing their sins, which range from crushing colonial uprisings to partaking in the trade of human beings.
New term names at London School of Economics
The names Michaelmas term, the Christmas break, Lent term, Easter break, seem to come to an end when more schools shall come to follow the London School of Economics.
The Telegraph Frontpage for 2023 Monday 30
By Danny Boyle After the Prime Minister sacked Tory chairman Nadhim Zahawi, his allies claim that Rishi Sunak rushed to remove him for political expediency. Our team in Westminster cover the fallout. PM ‘sacked Nadhim Zahawi without a fair hearing’ For weeks, he insisted that he had done nothing wrong. Yesterday, Nadhim Zahawi was sackedContinue reading “The Telegraph Frontpage for 2023 Monday 30”
How Scotland became the wokest country in the world
By Chris Evans, Editor Dear Reader, Nicola Sturgeon has pursued numerous fashionable causes since she came to power, including radical gender reforms. But does the SNP leader have a motive that goes beyond boosting her government’s progressive credentials? Jenny Hjul explores how Sturgeon made Scotland the wokest country in the world in an attempt toContinue reading “How Scotland became the wokest country in the world”
Anglo-Saxon era church bringing the church into disrepute
A rainbow-coloured flag is put around an altar flag though it contradicts the teaching of the Church of England.
Weekend of 28-29 January 2023
Good morning. More than half a million patients a year will be treated in “hospitals at home” in an attempt to relieve pressure on A&E departments. Meanwhile, the Princess of Wales has published an open letter pledging to champion a better future for children. Headlines: Sunday’s essential news NHS crisis | Under plans to easeContinue reading “Weekend of 28-29 January 2023”
Some View on the World 