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Teachers not on strike told to spend day in empty classrooms
Non-striking teachers will be told to come in to empty schools during strikes, it emerged as union bosses warned that the majority of classes will be told to stay at home.
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Tax-free pension limit could rise to reverse ‘shocking waste of talent and potential’
The amount people can save into their pensions tax-free could be increased to encourage over-50s to get back to work.
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US on edge as graphic video of Tyre Nichols assault to be released
The family of a black motorist who died after being beaten by officers in Tennessee are calling for drastic police reform as US cities braced for outrage over the release of the graphic footage.
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FIA president in controversy over historic sexist remarks
Mohammed ben Sulayem, the president of motorsport’s world governing body, has been caught up in a fresh controversy, this time for historical comments about “women who think they are smarter than men”.
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Drug kingpin, one-legged mechanic and rogue juror ‘attemped to fix trial’
A drugs kingpin, a rogue juror and his mother, and a one-legged mechanic have been jailed for attempting to fix a trial.
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Serving Met police officer was raped by David Carrick
One of David Carrick’s rape victims was a Metropolitan Police officer who is still serving with the force, it has been revealed.
The TelegraphUnited Ireland within ‘touching distance’ says Sinn Fein president
A united Ireland is within “touching distance”, Sinn Fein’s president said in a lecture on Friday to commemorate Bloody Sunday.
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Gina Lollobrigida’s assistant ‘tricked his way into her will’
Gina Lollobrigida, the icon of 1960s cinema who died earlier this month, was cut off from her family by her assistant and lived in misery for the last 10 years of her life, her only son has claimed.
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Manchester City vs Arsenal live: score and latest updates from FA Cup match
Manchester City vs Arsenal live: score and latest updates from FA Cup match
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Winter fuel payment delayed for nearly half a million off-grid homes until spring
Almost half a million homes will not get any help with their energy bills until spring as a result of Government delays in rolling out their payments.
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Most Britons still want Prince Harry at the King’s coronation, even though he’s turned on his family
The majority of the British public think the Duke of Sussex should be invited to the King’s coronation, a survey has found.
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Seven Israelis shot dead in East Jerusalem terror attack
At least seven Israelis have been shot dead and 10 others wounded in a terror attack in East Jerusalem, Israel's Foreign Ministry has said.
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Sandhurst cadet was victim of ‘gross sexual misconduct by senior staff’ before death
A Sandhurst cadet fell victim to “gross sexual misconduct” by senior officers before she was found hanged in her room, an inquest has been told.
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Workman dies after being crushed by pop-up urinal in central London
A worker was crushed to death by a hydraulic urinal in London’s West End on Friday afternoon.
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King Charles plans to open up Buckingham Palace to the public all year round
The King plans to give the public greater access to Buckingham Palace all year round as members of the Royal family vacate royal residences, the Telegraph understands.
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UN report accusing Britain of ‘structural, institutional and systemic’ racism rejected by Government
The Government has rejected a report by UN inspectors which found that racism in Britain is “structural, institutional and systemic”.
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Death of baby after mother was ignored could have been prevented
A baby who died at 23 minutes old after her mother’s concerns were “dismissed” could have survived, a court has heard as it handed down a record fine to the NHS trust responsible.
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English rugby at war over tackle height plans after humiliating RFU apology
The Rugby Football Union found itself at the centre of open warfare on Friday night as a farcical week ended with the governing body issuing a humiliating apology for causing “anger and concern” across the community game.
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Chelsea sign Malo Gusto from Lyon for £26m – but there's a catch
Chelsea have agreed a deal to sign right-back Malo Gusto and loan him back to Lyon for the rest of the season after the French club refused to let the player leave in January.
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Sloppy England batting spoils Jofra Archer's return in first ODI against South Africa
South Africa vs England, first ODI: full scoreboard
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What really happens on a private jet – according to a flight attendant for the super-rich
For most of us, flying involves a lack of leg room, insufficiently cold wine and if you’re especially unfortunate, being kicked in the back for several hours. If you’re lucky, the wine is free and your seat reclines. If you’re really lucky, you’re in premium economy.
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British teenage neo-Nazi jailed for making videos inspiring US mass shootings
A British teenage neo-Nazi inspired American mass shooters while on probation for defacing a George Floyd mural.
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‘Hundreds’ of Russian soldiers dying in battle for strategic Ukrainian town
Russia is suffering hundreds of casualties in its ongoing offensive on a strategically important town in eastern Ukraine, reports suggest.
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How Austria’s raucous ski resort cleaned up its act
On a panoramic terrace under a lacklustre sky of heavy clouds shedding fat flakes, the attendant announced it was time for me to get naked. The temperature had dipped below zero, cold enough for a fleece and ski jacket, and yet I followed her directions, shivering and barefoot, across the glittering snow.
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War in Ukraine is reshaping our world. Every weekday the Telegraph's top journalists analyse the invasion from all angles - military, humanitarian, political, economic, historical - and tell you what you need to know to stay updated.
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Jeremy Hunt: The best tax cut we can give is halving inflation
A huge portrait of William Gladstone, the great Liberal prime minister and four-time chancellor, looms over Jeremy Hunt’s study in Number 11 Downing Street, a gift from past Treasury mandarins.