The Daily Telegraph - 2017-11-20

• Mugabe defies the generals as he clings on
• ‘She loved him from the first time she saw him. He was her act of rebellion, she his act of conformity’
• Hammond puts pressure on May to raise EU offer
• Black Friday deals not always what they seem, bargain hunters told
• Gaia Pope was not murdered, say experts
• Obese children of 10 having hip replacemen­ts
• Blind spot on Iran poses risk, says MP
• Hammond: NHS is not facing ‘Armageddon’
• Chancellor’s plans for driverless car trip hits buffers
• Get on with it, say Green’s friends over porn inquiry
• The knives are out over period details in Howards End
• Sailor swept to his death ‘had safety tether on’
• That Chinese stir fry could be the death of you
• Sleeping squirrels may harbour key to treating strokes
• Mumbles raises a din over town status
• Man gets more than the pip after dropping cherry stones
• Bosses joked I didn’t wash, says Bulgarian
• Private car parks cash in after DVLA sells off data from millions of drivers
• A nation pours scorn on fallen Grace and her endless greed
• Let’s not forget that the military kept Mugabe in power for years
• Merkel in jeopardy as talks to form coalition fail
• France to stub out on-screen smoking
• Sale of Rockwell bequest splits US art world
• Hopes rise as Navy team joins hunt for lost Argentine sub
• The Budget won’t deliver a sugar rush, but could lay firm foundation­s
• Show us some respect – we’ve died for you
• We may dote on livestock literature, but we’re not so kind to the real thing
• The housing crisis lies at the door of government
• EU threats to withhold Britain’s rebate demand a strong response
• Hope in Harare
• What Gladstone said about the slave trade
• Aid and defence
• Better than tax discs
• ‘I believe the cure for MS will be found’
• What every couple needs to know
• ‘I survived a thundercla­p headache’
• Are you ready to immerse yourself in virtual galleries?
• How to avoid impulse shopping
• The high price of human guinea pigs
• A fearless leap of faith into the West End
• Alfred Hitchcock did it better…
• Where the familiar and the strange join hands
• Court Circular
• In memoriam
• Azzedine Alaïa
• Malcolm Young
• James Morwood
• How to humanise Howards End’s pompous bores

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