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“Lockdown may cause 200,000 extra deaths,” is the lead story on the front page of The Daily Telegraph. Government experts, the paper says, forecasted that delays to treatment in the first six months of shutdown could see up to 25,000 people die, and a further 185,000 deaths in the medium to long term – amounting to nearly one million years of life lost. The number of suicides could rise by 500 in the first wave, and between 600 and 12,000 more suicides per year resulting from recession, the paper reports.

Daily Telegraph Front Page 8th of November 2025

The White House accuses the BBC of selectively editing the President’s speech and calls the broadcaster biased, urging corrections. The BBC says its reporting met editorial standards. The dispute heightens tensions with Washington and renews debate over media impartiality.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 7th of November 2025

Boris Johnson urged BBC director-general Tim Davie to give a full account of the corporation’s handling of impartiality complaints or step down. MPs said the row, triggered by a presenter’s on-air remarks, has damaged trust and demanded clarity on how editorial standards are enforced.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 6th of November 2025

The Budget will propose a pay-per-mile charge to replace shrinking fuel duty. EV owners would face about £250 a year, with rates varying by vehicle and location and potential rural relief. Ministers argue the shift secures road funding as motoring moves away from petrol and diesel.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 5th of November 2025

A dossier by a former senior BBC figure alleges systemic impartiality failings and double standards, prompting calls for resignations and stricter oversight. Pressure mounts on DG Tim Davie to respond. The BBC rejects claims of bias, insisting due impartiality remains central to its coverage.

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