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  Telegraph cartoons – December 2023

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  Obesity costing Britain's economy almost £100b a year

  The Telegraph - Max Stephens

  Britain’s obesity problem is costing our economy almost £100 billion a year and will leave us a “sick and impoverished nation”, a damning report has found. Analysis from the Tony Blair Institute, published by The Times, estimates that the damaging effect on national productivity from excess weight …

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  Champion jockey Frankie Dettori voted off I'm a Celebrity

  The Telegraph - Max Stephens

  Frankie Dettori, the champion jockey, has become the first contestant to be voted off I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Nella Rose, the YouTube influencer who has repeatedly clashed with campmate Nigel Farage over politics, narrowly survived the elimination after receiving the second fewest …

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  Wonka chocolate in new film is all real, director reveals

  The Telegraph - Jack Simpson

  Never mind using “pure imagination”, as the song goes in the original screen version of Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory. The latest film based on Roald Dahl’s much-loved tale features only real chocolates for the elaborate confections in the story. Director Paul King revealed that, unlike in …

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  Third of private school parents struggling with costs, survey shows

  The Telegraph - Fiona Parker

  Almost one in three parents who send their children to independent schools are struggling with the costs, research suggests. The findings come with Labour set to impose VAT on private school fees if it wins the next election. If schools decide to increase fees as a result, annual fees of £15,000 …

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  Please, no politicians on I'm a Celebrity next year, say Ant and Dec

  The Telegraph - Max Stephens

  Ant and Dec have urged ITV executives for a year “without politicians” on I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here following the appearances of Matt Hancock and Nigel Farage. The pair, who have presented the ITV show for more than 20 years, were asked on Instagram if prime minister Rishi Sunak should be …