The Daily Telegraph - 2015-12-14

• Thirteenth time lucky? Anton ends his long wait for a Strictly final
• We need EU opt-out, says Boris
• Suspected thief who ‘escaped’ on hoverboard may make legal history
• Why we may have to turn on the dishwasher when it’s windy outside
• Some like it hot
• Le Pen routed as far-Right fails in French elections
• Paris ringleader had pictures of Birmingham
• Duchess comes clean with her festive purchase
• Cameron warns SNP on snooping vote
• Electoral body backs Tories on EU vote age
• Welby: Britain should welcome more refugees
• From Dynasty dresses to Beatty’s love letters: Dame Joan sells slice of Hollywood history
• Give Blair an amnesty so we can find out ‘the truth’, says Aamer
• French atrocities hit pubs and restaurant­s in London
• Terrorist strike feared if specialist police are cut
• ‘Lord Livingston­e’ claims spark Labour row
• ‘Bullied’ Tory’s parents boycott party inquiry
• Corbyn needs to brave Today, says Naughtie
• Merry gentleman’s nativity scene arrest
• Church of Jediism feels force of Star Wars hype as flock rises by 1,000 a day
• Dambusters pilot’s medal sale will fund lifesaver Africa dam
• It makes no sense for the UK to aim for carbon-cutting targets by itself
• Head who quit Charles’s old prep after 6 weeks ‘had row with owners’
• Illegal schools’ founders face being jailed
• We may still prosecute fox hunters, says the RSPCA
• My son in space? It’s safer than the M27
• Saudi women take historic election victories
• Cameron ‘wasting UK aid money’ by backing Yemen war
• World churches heed Pope’s call to open doors for ‘year of mercy’
• Trump brands rival a maniac after polls suggest tycoon is set for defeat in key state
• If Denmark can treat foreigners differentl­y, then so can Britain
• An engaged youth can be the PM’s legacy
• The Christmas quiz: guaranteed to well and truly test your patience
• Cameron needs the EU to show flexibilit­y
• The PM will never deliver reform if he can’t stand firm on EU benefits
• One Saxon coin isn’t enough to recast history
• ‘I was deaf but too vain to admit it’
• ‘I don’t want to be the stick to beat Corbyn with’
• How DJs can make or break a Christmas bash
• When teeth are at the root of the problem
• Easy steps to a happy Christmas
• Hucknall on song in homecoming triumph
• Flawless good taste and elegant grace
• Edgy twist to traditiona­l Cinders
• Nyman stirs thought and pathos
• Gabriele Ferzetti
• Commander David ‘Corky’ Corkhill
• Joseph Engelberge­r

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