The Daily Telegraph - 2017-11-14

• I was groped at No10, says Victoria writer
• ‘Take it or leave it’ vote on Brexit deal
• May tells Putin: We know what you are doing
• Stanley in the jungle
• Billionair­e who gagged press is revealed
• Biden: Obama ‘urged me not to run in election’
• William Hague:
• Tories ‘must boast about tax cuts’
• ‘Jihadi Jack’ parents say FO has done nothing to help son
• Labour MP called black Tory candidate ‘token ghetto boy’
• Teacher’s killer told other pupils of plans
• Yard chief says police should be more open with journalist­s
• Wolfing down your dinner increases risk of having heart attack
• Working 9 to 5 ain’t no way to make a living
• EU will reject late changes to withdrawal agreement
• Boris may be a classical scholar but he struggled with his mea culpa
• British support pledged as Europe’s leaders break ‘taboo’ over shared military resources
• Johnson issues apology over his comments on jailed Briton
• University admits failure in bid for gender balanced Challenge team
• Viewers sound off at BBC over Howards End’s intrusive music
• Motorists need eye tests every 10 years, say optometris­ts
• Russian bot behind false claim about London terror witness
• Lynx strangled at zoo that lost other big cat
• ‘Thunderfoo­t’ dinosaur left 3ft footprints
• More GPS issuing antibiotic­s when they are unsure if drugs will work
• North Korean soldier escapes to South amid hail of bullets
• Deadliest quake of year kills 400, flattening homes in Iran and Iraq
• Solution other than independen­ce is possible, says Catalan leader
• Senators have three weeks to prove they are Australian
• French heritage chief: Let’s copy British system of funding historical sites
• Military could intervene to end Mugabe’s purge, says army chief
• Tourists take gondola on Venice joyride with unromantic results
• Suu Kyi’s link to city shames us, says Geldof
• Rural Britain isn’t your digital detox zone
• Pretentiou­s pop stars should keep their opinions to themselves
• The gender agenda will pass, as all fads do
• Let’s get this Brexit process back on track
• Why are British politician­s so afraid of culture?
• Does Labour’s policy mean Britain leaving the European Union at all?
• Move on from Boris
• Examining patients
• The creeping rise of the Get Aheads
• The true cost of going abroad
• The word ‘beautiful’ is banned in my offices
• WORKPLACE FABLES THE CHARISMATI­C CHAIRMAN AND THE FAVOURITES
• Dreamlike vision of a self-taught genius
• So, what is ‘British Impression­ism’?
• He’s mad, bad and scintillat­ing to know
• When Joanna Lumley made an excellent walrus
• “KERENSKI DEFEATED.”
• REBEL MESSAGES.
• Lord Imbert
• Lord Langford
• This multicultu­ral love story strained credibilit­y

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