The Daily Telegraph - 2017-03-03

• Artificial life created in the lab
• Charities to benefit from £2bn ‘dormant’ shares and Isas
• Police delays and failings denied justice for Poppi, watchdog finds
• Tories tell Sturgeon she would face bigger loss on second Scotland vote
• Trump’s law chief quits Russia inquiry
• Drop in home ownership to 30-year low
• Is flirtation a feminist issue? I’m too old to care
• Just when you thought it was safe to walk on the beach ...
• Swift dispatch of newsroom mouse lands BBC in trouble
• May faces Commons rebellion on Brexit deal
• Storm around a teacup brewing as McDonnell reaches out to nemesis
• Lib Dems top Labour funding
• Peers block misconduct rules
• Discount plan to ease rates pain
• Big Ben’s bongs could soon strike an unfamiliar note
• MI6 recruiters to bring back tap on shoulder
• Fly-tipping soars as householde­rs dodge steep rubbish fees
• Police cleared to use new two-shot Taser
• NHS boss to block ‘unsafe’ bed closures
• Rapist ‘too dangerous to release’ struck again once free
• Fashion graduate stamped on woman with stiletto in bar brawl
• Allotment chief, 80, strangled after meeting
• Candy brothers’ blackmail claim over drunken video
• Big fuss over chapel’s tiny table for children
• Star Wars actor: Muslims need role models to stop lure of terror
• ‘Laird told neighbours he was ex-MI5 with a gun licence’
• All you need is a psychedeli­c Sixties send-off as Clare Waight-Keller bids Chloe adieu
• University bans ‘right hand man’ and other ‘sexist’ everyday phrases
• Trend for ‘posh nosh’ takeaways is taking away from pub atmosphere
• Organised crime fears as number of phones found in prisons doubles
• Trump promises to keep US Navy afloat with surge in spending
• Terrorists’ stronghold that showcased beheadings now echoes to the gentle sound of leather on willow
• Palmyra freed again as Syria allies defeat Isil
• Dismay after Mubarak cleared of killing in 2011 revolution
• Juppé waits in wings as Fillon allies depart
• Bavaria claims Scientolog­ists are taking over Hitler’s museum
• Erdogan’s Germany visit in doubt as row over arrested journalist intensifie­s
• Medvedev is latest Russian official accused of corruption
• Let’s hope Hammond the Hammer can overcome Spreadshee­t Phil
• Oxford alone can’t rescue poor white kids
• The sorry tale of every mother’s greatest test: World Book Day
• Stock markets are buying what Trump is selling
• Police forces have to prioritise crime
• Lords’ Brexit demands risk strengthen­ing the EU’s negotiatin­g hand
• Don’t punish success
• Sex education
• The dressing room boom
• I’ve still got it (somewhere) at 50
• ‘Viceroy’s House is nothing like Downton Abbey’
• Casting away with the inner-city fishermen Page 18
• The dark side of the fashion industry
• MAN FRIDAY BRIEF ENCOUNTERS
• Only humiliatio­n will stop the pool leakers
• Mr Bean rewrites history as a frantic, laddish farce
• This virtual reality tale is all video wizardy and no plot
• … and John Cleese rewrites Feydeau with coarse, cheap jokes
• Downton meets David Lean for the bloody birth of India
• Kong is back in a glorious gorilla thriller
• At last: a superhero film that’s not just for comic book nerds
• Tony Trott
• James Ferguson-Lees
• Bill Paxton
• Gp Capt Leonard Bartlett
• Jane Tennison deserves a whole lot better than this

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