The Daily Telegraph - 2016-02-08

• Jihadist on Galloway convoy an Isil ‘Beatle’
• PM: Brexit will bring ‘Jungle’ to Kent
• Arrested MPs may not be named
• Radio 3 attacks rival station over ‘populist’ jibe
• I really do have Muslim friends, claims Trump
• MPs to quiz Met chief about child abuse inquiry
• Care home fees rise by £900 with days’ notice
• Boris Johnson
• ‘Out’ groups still seeking unity to qualify for funding
• Why Thatcher saw Europe as a ‘corrupt octopus’
• Conservati­ve activists right to be angry, says Tory MP
• Charles Moore:
• Dressmaker to stars finally gets its own Bafta
• After War and Peace, Les Mis (but without the songs)
• Momentum in ‘Militant takeover’ of Labour
• Jamie’s threat to go ‘ninja’ on ministers over sugar tax
• Our jails are broken – tear down the bars
• Tories may use English votes to win Sunday trading battle
• Mosque that gave birth to the British ‘Beatles’ Isil terror cell
• Labour’s Khan on extremists’ platform
• War games in Jordan to test Army’s strength
• Mohammed Emwazi The man behind the mask
• Help for Heroes ‘must learn lessons of Kids Company’
• Routledge: BBC’s remakes are desperate
• Oxford under fire for elite public school open day
• British singers strike lucrative note worldwide
• Father is shot in village home by masked robbers
• Rubio ‘chokes’ in face of repeat attacks from rivals
• Elderly Australian hostage freed by African al-Qaeda kidnappers
• Vatican tried to silence me, says abuse victim
• ‘It’s not wounds we’re treating – bodies are being blown to pieces’
• Kidnapped Cambridge student was tortured for days before he was killed
• Four in 10 migrants have no hope of getting asylum
• Israeli minister blunders by praising Egypt’s assistance
• US seeks ‘unpreceden­ted’ response to North Korea rocket launch
• Japan to export its ‘perfect with sake’ caviar
• Paris steakout machine offers raw meat 24 hours a day
• Twins killed at Olympic bobsleigh track
• Even Alexa’s stardust can’t rescue frilly Eighties fashion
• Patience with North Korea is running out
• Voters will hold Cameron responsibl­e for reneging on his EU pledges
• Overriding justice
• How to house the refugees fleeing from war
• Can a mind coach put you on top?
• ‘I’m not your average Etonian’
• Soothe yourself by the seaside
• Which doctor knows best?
• A hospital drama that gives doctors a tonic
• Midlife guide to... …Ringxiety
• An exploratio­n of grief that doesn’t go deep enough
• Rare magic as we’re shown another kind of theatre
• BIG FIGURES.
• WOMEN AND WAR WORK HOW POSTS ARE FOUND. THE SERVICE BUREAU.
• The Week in Westminste­r
• Appointmen­ts in the Clergy
• Sir Kenneth Corfield
• Edgar Mitchell
• Mary Starbuck
• Peter Powell
• Agutter stole the show in this reborn Sunday drama

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