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The Daily Telegraph also leads on what it calls the “overhaul” of the contact tracing system. It says under new plans, councils will be given dedicated “ring-fenced teams” from the national service to help with community virus tracing – which will involve local workers tracking down anyone who cannot be reached by national call centres after 48 hours. Separately, the front page pictures Steve Easterbrook, formerly chief executive of McDonald’s, who is being sued by the fast-food chain for £35m in severance pay. McDonald’s alleges that the Briton had relationships with three colleagues and accused him of lying about them.

Daily Telegraph Front Page 13th of March 2026

UK officials say a hostile state orchestrated an Iranian drone swarm incident at a base in Iraq housing British troops. The PM is briefed as Britain and allies weigh steps to deter further incidents, strengthen defences and seek accountability, reaffirming support for personnel on the ground.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 11th of March 2026

Under President Trump, the US has escalated operations against Iran, striking underground missile sites and logistics hubs in the most intense phase of the campaign so far. Washington says the aim is deterrence and safer shipping, while Tehran signalled defiance and markets eyed oil risks.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 10th of March 2026

Donald Trump said the campaign against Iran is “very complete”, arguing its capabilities are largely spent. Oil prices fell as markets calmed, easing inflation fears. France sent a major naval group to the Gulf, and the UK prepared to reinforce allied efforts.

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