The Daily Telegraph - 2017-11-22

• Jubilation on the streets marks end of Mugabe era
• May’s Budget war with Hammond
• Uber covered up hack of details of 57m customers
• Bargains out of the basement The queen of buying luxury at a discount
• President steps in to try to revive Germany talks
• CPS considerin­g charges over football ‘bribery’
• Treble council tax for richest, says Momentum
• Why passports could have a foreign flavour
• Philip Johnston, Ben Fogle:
• One of the lads
• ‘Seismic change’ needed in NHS to help suicidal children
• Night the Queen lost out to Jackie Kennedy
• Majestic drama returns with slightly less to say
• Brexit delay in EU court ‘potentiall­y a blessing’
• Remainers missed the point: the biggest blow is unrelentin­g boredom
• F-35 jet order may be slashed as true costs become clearer
• Cyber victims ‘should get payouts for big data hacks’
• Lottery to launch £10,000-a-month lifetime prize
• Warning over Black Friday texts hijacked by fraudsters
• Woman hurt as fights break out at Hamleys toy parade
• Honour for retiree who has gone the extra mile
• The police failed me, claims vicar stalked by widow for a year
• Don’t bring bombs (real or fake) back from the battlefiel­ds, Eurostar warns passengers
• NHS innovation stalls as doctors shun ‘dirty’ work in private sector
• Gin drinkers’ tears are no myth, but beer and wine are a tonic
• Backpacker­s are victims of wage theft, says study
• Stop calling pupils girls – ‘it reminds them of their gender’
• Major water companies still divining to find leaks
• Lost in translatio­n: litter sign ruder than intended
• Graduate sues Oxford for £1m after missing out on a first
• Six men arrested over ‘Christmas market’ terror plot in Germany
• Q&A: What next for Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace?
• Weary nation hangs its hopes on an archetype of the old order
• Johnson backs ‘noble aspiration’ for Zimbabwe to rejoin Commonweal­th
• Assad thanks Putin for ‘saving’ his country
• Must we scrimp on the basics while giving youngsters cheap rail travel?
• Merkel’s woes show how Europe is shifting
• Brexit myopia means the world is passing us by
• Public finances must remain under control
• The difficulty of selling an exorbitant EU ‘divorce bill’ to the electorate
• Walking companions that set you up for life
• A more welcoming high street for shoppers
• Ready to party
• What’s the matter with Lena Dunham?
• Let’s stay together
• Louder than bombs
• Even apparently risqué trends can work for the office – it’s just about finding the balance
• The double-duty accessorie­s
• Navigating the stylish – but tricky to wear – ankle boot
• BA’S ‘pay least, board last’ rule threatens my peace of mind
• Manson was a killer, not a cultural icon
• New dawn for art’s hopeless romantic
• Manhattan’s $1.7 billion field of dreams
• Court Circular
• Major General Ian Baxter
• Jimmy Steele
• An irresistib­le look inside the world of Tina Brown
• What to watch

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