The Daily Telegraph - 2017-05-17

• Family of shot WPC are denied justice
• Style on Wednesday
• Tax, borrow, spend. Corbyn is Hugo Chavez on steroids
• Brady ‘requested ashes scattered on moors’
• Trump ‘tried to stop FBI Flynn inquiry’
• Duchess nervous over pageboy George
• Passenger anger as Southeaste­rn trains accused of ‘stealth’ fare hike
• Army officer rape charge in transatlan­tic court martial
• Remorseles­s killer’s hints of more victims
• Water companies added to flood of uncosted nationalis­ations
• Corbyn’s tax raid would take Britain back to 1950s
• If they lose, blame it on the shockingly biased media
• May pledges to scrap tolls for motorists on the Severn Crossing
• Lib Dems’ rent-to-own scheme for young buyers
• Fresh hope for infertile women after live births using 3D-printed ovaries
• UK teenagers Facebookin­g into obesity
• Beware: Those two weeks away can be bad for your health
• Student who knifed lover ‘too talented for jail’
• ‘Staged crash’ to hide murder of teenage girl
• US airmen held rave at Airbnb holiday let
• Prince Charles warns social media is fuelling religious divide
• RAF drone disrupts Isil public execution in Syria
• Britain and EU join forces to derail laptop flight ban
• Hillary Clinton returns to public life as face of ‘protest’ group
• President faces most severe test of strength yet as he goes head to head with ‘bastion of integrity’
• A diplomat’s life boring? Not when you face a wild boar goring
• Ukrainian sanctions outlaw popular Russian social media sites
• ‘If you want to buy a house then stop eating avacodo’
• Party manifestos should be laying foundation­s for the job crisis ahead
• Help us to honour fallen police officers
• Only a sensitive director can pull Arthur’s legend from the stone
• Beware Labour’s mish-mash of piein-the-sky promises
• Trump must learn his lines for the global stage
• Is the country ready to embrace the electric car?
• Conservati­ves’ lurch to the Left leaves small businesses without an ally
• What kind of drunk are you really?
• Why I still hope to meet a man
• ‘Three Girls’ – how multicultu­ralism has failed
• When Eastenders went to Ireland
• ‘People say where’s the fantasy? But I want collection­s to be wearable’
• This autumn, we will mostly be wearing optimism…
• BEAUTY MANTRA PUTTING CLICHÉS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT
• Midlife guide to...
• Has Theresa May been reading my emails?
• Basically, like, we must save correct English...
• Joe Wright’s hip Galileo is a tonic for those who find Brecht a bore
• Court Circular
• FIERCE BATTLE ON THE SCARPE
• Today’s birthdays
• Major General Mark Bond
• Pat Stewart
• Masaya Nakamura
• David Wulstan
• Three Girls was hard to watch but even harder to ignore
• Film choice

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