Plus, how this ordinary surburban dad became Britain's most notorious meth dealer
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A towering inferno |  | By Chris Evans, Editor, The Telegraph | | |
| Dear reader,
The week's front pages have been dominated by one startling image: Notre Dame, an icon of Paris's skyline, engulfed in orange flames. As the ash settles, and stock of the damage is taken, Eleanor Steafel met the brave people who risked life and limb to save the cathedral and its irreplaceable relics from the flames. It's a moving read.
Away from the troubling events in Paris, Paul Kendall investigates the extraordinary story of the dad who went from cul-de-sac suburbia to becoming the UK's biggest meth dealer. Meanwhile, classical music critic Ivan Hewett asks if symphonies composed by robots are actually any good. It will certainly get you thinking.
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| 'You never imagine being called on to save Notre Dame'. Read about the heroes who saved the icon from Monday's inferno. | | |
| "Britain please stop creating so many jobs!" Jeremy Warner thinks there's a darker side to the nation's job story. Do you agree? | | |
| Meet the ordinary 56-year-old father who ended up being arrested in nothing but a tank top and with £1.5m of crystal meth. It's an extraordinary read. | | |
| Cari Rosen reveals the real reason why more women are waiting to have babies in their 40s. It might surprise you. | | |
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