Daily Mail - 2018-03-16

• IS THIS THE TURNING OF THE TIDE?
• CORBYN: HIS DAFTEST HOUR
• Now ministers plan ‘NHS tax’ to fund health spending boost
• Majority of our junior doctors are taking career breaks due to stress
• The war of the roses
• It’s a fact – women are smiles more friendly than men
• THE DAY MPS JOINED OUR CAMPAIGN TO SAVE GKN
• Unilever to move its HQ out of UK – but not because of Brexit
• Britain could sign transition deal with EU on Monday
• Beaten to death by girl gang
• A giant con: National Trust row over Causeway fees
• Now diplomatic row looms as Egypt accuses UK of ‘human rights failings’
• Contactles­s boom fuels 51% surge in tap-and-go fraud
• And they’re off... to the lapdancing club at ‘posh’ Cheltenham
• Harpoon that targets ‘space junk’
• Profiting from pain
• £23k pension blow to middle-class mothers
• Don’t call me dear, judge tells cocky pop star who pleaded guilty... on FaceTime
• Hiccup for Antiques Roadshow over historic abbey’s ‘ lout wine’
• CORBYN’S WITCH-HUNT WHINE
• Go away and shut up, Williamson tells Putin
• Macron finally backs May (with US and Merkel)
• 600,000 more senior school pupils by 2023 after boom in immigratio­n
• Police inspector with huge debts admits he killed detective wife
• He’d better lie low!
• The Beast is back ( ...but it’s not quite ( so nasty this time
• Final betrayal of Poppi
• THE REAL COLD WAR
• The reason we have a shortage of homes is that too many of them are lived in by foreigners ( like me)
• The spectre of Putin’s stooge in Downing St
• Have we had our fill of eating out?
• A large VAT...and one for yourself
• Pill-popping Britain: Now we’re prescribed 1.1billion in just a year
• Ephraim Hardcastle
• Surgeon with gold card at groomers’ sex parties, jury told
• EU under fire over ex-chief ’s bank job
• Prince Henry to wed Rachel
• Currys’ £40 fee just to set up your new laptop
• Oh, the warm glow of seeing there turn of the fillies in fur
• Ten feared dead after new bridge collapses on Miami road
• Masked burglars terrorise George Martin’s widow, 89
• Executed by a monster
• Hair dye problems? Here’s a Nobel-winning solution
• Anguish of the little girl who’s left behind
• TV’s Loose Woman: Give us ‘M’ badges ... so everyone knows we’re menopausal!
• Fat and fit at the same time? Sorry, but it really is a myth
• She looks like a favourite aunt. But is ‘Bloody Gina’, the woman who could be the next CIA boss, up to her eyeballs in torture?
• £40,000 for mother told baby’s death was ‘one of those things’
• Williamson went the full Frank Spencer . . .
• Trump’s son and wife to get divorce after 12 years
• Lecturers’ strike could scupper graduation­s
• Expat in jail says sorry for pornograph­ic pool party near temple
• Police said Telford abuse victims had ‘consented to sex’
• If you go down to the woods today... £5m plan for bears to ‘roam free’
• IVF for single women? Why don’t they just get a cat!
• A battle royal on gender pay
• Under-11s who need counsellin­g after seeing porn online
• Patients f lock to A&E after killer sepsis strikes in two BBC dramas
• Come to Oz, South African farmers told
• Cherie’s raking in £200k a year from buy-to-let property empire
• Tania’ s devoted her life to her family —and THIRTY foster children. Now, with terminal cancer, her huge brood are dedicating their lives to making her last days her happiest
• Having two cultures is cool, says man of many talents Arinzé
• Take That to the fans! Band musical plans a festive 50
• Gillian follows Bette Davis in a REAL star turn
• This Lara's not Jolie, but she's jolly good!
• Phone a friend — and watch this
• The rhinestone cowgirl: Kylie’s gone country!
• A first-class ticket to nostalgia town
• Gore blimey: It’s Frankenste­in and the mumbler from hell!
• GOD’S GIFT (to melody!)
• The doctor orders you to LISTEN
• The farmer who fell madly in love — with a wood
• How to cope with fear and grief — make a to-do list
• Who is spying on pretty Polly?
• LITERARY FICTION
• POPULAR FICTION
• Saving the merpeople of Bristol? That’s life, as Esther would say . . .
• Gender quiz put me in a subatomic spin
• A racecourse that we MUST rescue
• Should we get rid of our copper coins?
• Bird’s eye mural magic
• WELL-CONNECTED!
• Retire and cha-cha-cha!
• Americans swoop on £2.5bn City technology titan
• The dastardly Mr Deedes
• THE DAILY BRIEFING
• Ports boss hit by claims of bad behaviour and bullying
• Saviour for battered Persimmon?
• Missile attack on Melrose
• Blockbuste­r £120m profit at Cineworld
• HOW AMERICANS GOT A TASTE FOR FINE DINING
• Soap maker’s shares are going down the plughole
• 319 for 14
• The attacks on Wolves are a vendetta fuelled by jealousy
• Dan will get full support if he cleans up his act
• THE SELLING SAINTS CAN’T GO MARCHING ON LIKE THIS
• He’s a winner . . . but hiring Eddie was always a risk
• Gatland turns up the heat on Jones
• 7 changes as Ford and Care are axed
• MAKING IT TO MY BOY’S BIRTH TOPS HUMBLING CITY!
• Sky’s plot to snatch racing crown jewels
• Irritant back too soon
• Alonso: Lack of depth cost Chelsea title
• TREVOH CHALOBAH
• Welbeck has conned ref, says Shearer
• CAHILL AXED BUT STILL HAS A CHANCE
• Boss won’t let gambling be an issue
• Double-up Danny in diving row
• GET A GRIP, EDDIE
• SOUTHGATE: I MUST KEEP STARS SAFE
• ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THE GOLD CUP
• SHAKIRA IS THE APPLE OF MY EYE
• Pal Jessie the threat to Nicky’s treble bid
• SAM TURNER ON THE RUNNERS AND RIDERS
• EDWULF’S BACK. . . A YEAR AFTER HE ALMOST DIED!
• IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
• Ruby’s facing Tuesday test on new break
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