The Daily Telegraph anagrams

Rearranging the letters of 'The Daily Telegraph' gives:

Gladly pre-Heathite. (by Paul Lewis using Anagram Genius) (1995) The page. A dirty hell. (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (1996) The really hated pig (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (1995) Tilly had 'page three'. (by Mick Tully using Anagram Genius) (2003) Ah! ill-targeted hype. (by Basie Rivage using Anagram Genius) (2002) They led a leap Right? (by Mike Mesterton-Gibbons by hand) (2002) Ha! Large, hyped title. (by J.M. Robinson using Anagram Genius) (1998) Glad Heathite reply. (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (1993) Hated a peer lightly. (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (1993) Held Heritage aptly. (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (1993) I help the great lady. (by unknown) (1980)

Other related anagrams without their own page:

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "Thirteen happy well-read pages." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "The wet, appalling readers' hype." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "Hey! The appalling readers wept." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "Whip pleased the general party." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "Read happier twenty-page shell." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "The large, wealthy, dapper penis." (by anon using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "The great, happy, well-read penis." (by anon using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "Teeniest paragraph well hyped." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "Trapped a wealthy English peer." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "We reap, hype paternal delights." (by William Tunstall-Pedoe using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "I'll hype the ten-page war spread." (by Rick Rothstein using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The Daily Telegraph Newspaper" -> "Typewriters help handle a page." (by Hans-Peter Reich using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"Telegraph" -> "Great help!" (by Jonathan Alwaye by hand) (1970)

"alt.british.politics" -> "List.this.blair.topic." (by Mick Tully using Anagram Genius) (2002)

"The Sun" -> "Nuts eh?" (by Mick Tully using Anagram Genius) (1998)

"The New York Times" -> "I knew story-theme." (by Rick Rothstein using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The New York Times" -> "Wonky items there." (by Rick Rothstein using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The New York Times" -> "Hit key metro news." (by Benjamin Yardley by hand) (2003)

"The New York Times" -> "Key men wrote this." (by Rick Rothstein using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The New York Times" -> "I wrote keen myths." (by Rick Rothstein using Anagram Genius) (2003)

"The New York Times" -> "They strike women?" (by Mike Mesterton-Gibbons by hand) (2002)

"The New York Times" -> "Worthiest key men." (by Judson T. Pewther using Anagram Genius) (1998)

"The New York Times" -> "Tree with monkeys." (by Judson T. Pewther using Anagram Genius) (1998)

"The New York Times" -> "Monkey twits here." (by Judson T. Pewther using Anagram Genius) (1998)

"The New York Times" -> "Monkey wits there." (by Judson T. Pewther using Anagram Genius) (1998)

"Piers Morgan, the editor of The Daily Mirror, is sacked." -> "More fake shots in his mediocre 'red-top' rag. Dirty liar." (by David Bourke using Anagram Genius) (2004) (pending approval)

"Editor Piers Morgan" -> "Sad, inept, mirror ego." (by Mick Tully using Anagram Genius) (2004) (pending approval)

"Mister Piers Morgan" -> "I'm sent Mirror pages." (by Mike Mesterton-Gibbons by hand) (2002)

"Mister Piers Morgan" -> "Rag prints memories." (by Mike Mesterton-Gibbons by hand) (2002)

"Mister Piers Morgan" -> "No merit: I'm press rag." (by Mike Mesterton-Gibbons by hand) (2002)

"Mister Piers Morgan" -> "No grammer? I persist!" (by Mike Mesterton-Gibbons by hand) (2002)

"Piers Stefan Pughe-Morgan" -> "Regrets famous happening." (by David Bourke using Anagram Genius) (2004) (pending approval)

"Piers Stefan Pughe-Morgan" -> "Master of pen-pushing rage." (by David Bourke using Anagram Genius) (2004) (pending approval)

"Today" -> "Toady." (by Stanley Accrington by hand) (1998)

See also:

"Peterborough" - Charlie Methven

Daily Express

The Daily Politics

The Daily Record

The Guardian Newspaper

William Deedes

Detroit Free Press

The Financial Times

The Salt Lake Tribune

Piers Morgan

The News of the World

The Washington Post

The Sunday Telegraph

The Sunday Times

The Daily Mirror

The Daily Mail

The Daily Express

International politics

The Guardian

New York Times

The Sun Newspaper

The usual contents of the British tabloid press

News of the World

The Sunday Sport

The Daily Star

The Mail on Sunday

The Spectator

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