The Daily Telegraph - 2017-02-11

• Blunt’s sharpener for the red carpet
• Apple: Fake news is killing minds
• Iraq troops ‘witch hunt’ reaches end of the line
• Supermarke­ts urged to cut back on plastic
• GPs add to strain on A&E by failing to open all day
• Lisa Armstrong The 10 cult buys of the season
• Bryony Gordon
• Soldiers forced to buy heaters for barracks in funding crisis
• Lloyd Webber: I’m sorry to say Broadway beats the West End
• Cold caller ‘hounded’ elderly couple to their deaths
• No joy for Tube worker who wanted 5-week Catholic break
• Public parks ‘face return to dark days of the Eighties’
• Divorcee told she may lose her home 10 years after split
• Colman’s heir used charitable trust to pay QC accused of child abuse
• Church stance ‘driving gays to commit suicide’
• Killer’s girlfriend joined Met to seek out secret witness
• Shoppers facing 20p-a-bottle tax to cut down waste
• Families turn to ‘granny nannies’ to fill care gap
• Baby on board? Men more likely to offer seat
• Bercow accused of orchestrat­ing Trump row to remain Speaker
• Corbyn fails to sack front-bench rebels as public support plunges
• Welby: Brexit will let Britain reinvent itself
• A homage to America in all its variety
• Mystery of the £50m cocaine haul found by walker on beach
• Postcard from Turing ‘held hidden clue’ to his suicide
• Private schools accused of ‘gaming the system’ over extra exam time for pupils
• Historian jailed for theft of Dambusters logbook he refuses to return to owner
• Boy soldier who fought as a Commando on D-Day receives France’s highest honour at the age of 91
• Trump hints at new curbs after travel ban thwarted
• Isil kingpin killed in US drone strike as French foil attack
• ‘One China’ policy climbdown in call to Xi
• Hundreds of whales die in mass stranding
• Germany to crack down on benefits tourism
• Black widow is awarded Gucci fortune by court
• French farmer unrepentan­t after helping illegal migrants
• Le Pen to bar Jews from dual citizenshi­p
• The wrong train tickets – and the wrong sort of signalling
• When you’re up to your nose in swamp water... just keep smiling
• Even special snowflakes will melt eventually
• A Royal Commission on the NHS is needed
• A cold, hard look at where Britain lags behind on health spending
• Injustice is not over
• Is this the first Scilly Isles murder since 1976?
• The IVF widow, 20 years on
• NEW ADVANCE ON KUT EL AMARA CAVALRY RAID SUCCESS
• Sir Peter Mansfield
• Nicolai Gedda
• Dr Browne’s delight in the inexplicab­le
• Support for Just Eat shares falls away as it loses Buttress
• UK growth on a high after surge in industry
• Plumber’s court win will shake up gig economy
• RBS ex-vice-chairman joins lawsuit that may put old boss in court
• Pulling in the crowds
• Building an argument
• Kapoor defends $18bn takeover of US baby milk maker Mead
• Nationwide profits fall as tighter buy-to-let rules hamper lending
• Brexit will end London’s ‘gateway to Europe’ status, says Bundesbank exec
• Rain stops play at cost to cricket of £3.5 million

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