The Daily Telegraph - 2017-03-01

• Slur on singer Holly in Candy brothers court case
• Children aged 4 to be given sex education
• Women on the march in Milan
• Half of businesses expected to contest ‘significan­t’ rate rises
• Ukip’s Carswell in secret talks to rejoin the Conservati­ves
• Crunch time over (for now) as May gives up crisps for Lent
• NHS logo gets identity managers’ touch
• Montenegro’s plea for UK help in cyber war
• Personal injury rule changes to be reviewed
• Disney’s first ‘gay moment’ to hit screens
• I still live with my ‘best friend’ ex-fiancé, says Sienna Miller
• Don’t mess with Brexit Bill, Rudd tells peers
• We got what we fought for, Nigel, so cheer up or button up
• Could there be something of the knight about Farage?
• Surgeon ‘made up cancer risks to operate on healthy patients’
• Swansong for male bastion as woman joins St Paul’s choir
• Call to ban pregnancy blood test over fears it encourages sex-selective abortions
• Early signs of heart attacks being missed by doctors
• There’s no such thing as ‘finders keepers’, say police
• More than 2,000 paedophile­s let off
• BT is forced by watchdog to cut phone-only bills by £60 a year
• Tunisia police were ‘cowardly’ in beach terror
• Hatton Garden men ‘raided jeweller’
• Zoo where a young keeper and almost 500 animals died over four years faces closure by council
• Head’s solution to oversubscr­ibed school: break new rules and you’ll be expelled
• The award for biggest Oscar mix-up goes to PwC man
• Child migrants caught in Libyan ‘hellholes’
• Trump suggests turnaround on immigrants
• Vote to remove Le Pen’s legal immunity over Isil pictures row
• China may now pay couples to produce more babies
• It’s time for Major, Blair and Co to stop refighting the referendum
• I was named after an earthy blonde – have I lived up to it?
• Sir John Major defies democracy by branding the majority of voters stupid for choosing Brexit
• Parents should decide on sex education
• Ukip has work to do
• Disability assessment
• Welcome to the Gigi and Bella show
• There’s no such thing as a low-risk paedophile
• What makes a good advert linger in our minds?
• The Tories are nicer to me than my own party
• Taking the books from page to stage
• Yes, your handbag now needs a coat
• Midlife guide to...
• A little less vanity would have spared the Oscars this calamity
• When Deepest Sympathy just doesn’t say enough
• A brave plunge into the deep end struggles as a Hamlet for our times
• GERMAN RETREAT MORE BRITISH GAINS
• Sir Cosmo Haskard
• David Miller
• Peter Wilkinson
• The debt British culture owes to Anthony Burgess

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