The Daily Telegraph - 2017-11-23

• Helping hand for first-time buyers
• Outlook is gloomy, but there to be proved wrong
• Abolishing stamp duty is fine but it will not build the homes we need
• Back to the 1970s in Hammond’s housing boom
• ‘Green taxes’ on diesel cars to hit three million drivers
• Tory double act’s comedic interlude brings the House down… but Jeremy is not amused
• The source of the gloom is UK’S woeful productivi­ty
• Hammond loosens the purse strings with £3bn for Brexit
• Optimism of deal on EU divorce bill within weeks
• NHS gets its £350m... but only for this winter
• Pressure is on to tax throwaway plastics and cut litter
• More maths for all and a computer science boost
• Corbyn cranky after MP’S joke about his age
• Universal Credit wait time cut to five weeks after rebellion threat
• Tax-free allowance rise brings manifesto pledge closer
• CGT threshold increased for investors and second home owners
• Flying business class? Get ready to pay the ‘Lewis Hamilton’ levy
• Daily swill of mouthwash could kill microbes that fight obesity and diabetes
• Give parents ‘the right to pry on Facebook’
• The former Rugby School head boy dating Malia Obama
• TV shows inspire a new golden era for treasure hunters
• GCHQ opens investigat­ion into Uber hack ‘cover-up’
• Parents urged to limit young children’s daily screen time to 90 minutes
• Internet firms forced to drop misleading speed claims
• Doctors failing to spot two thirds of pneumonia cases
• ‘The Crocodile’ returns to unite Zimbabwe and fix its economy
• Mumbai attack ‘mastermind’ to be released
• Mugabe going nowhere and keeping hold of his vast wealth
• Defiant ‘butcher of Bosnia’ gets life for massacre of thousands
• Mladić’s barbaric legacy is a growing cemetery and a country torn apart
• Noise investigat­ed in hunt for missing sub
• Russia riled after French police arrest oligarch suspected of tax fraud
• A Budget to take to Britain’s doorsteps
• Government gets its mojo back – in England at least
• An upbeat and ambitious Budget
• Fiscal Phil has had to swallow No 10’s medicine
• The world looks on as Zimbabwe begins the next chapter in its history
• Chancellor’s declaratio­n of war on plastic waste
• Farewell David Cassidy, my first love
• Britain’s most eccentric aristocrat lives again
• ‘Women on the podium are not my cup of tea’
• ‘I do wonder how Suzy would have turned out’
• Should schools shelter snowflakes?
• DIARY OF A FIRSTTIME GRANDMOTHE­R (IT’S COMPLICATE­D)
• A superstar barely allowed to shine
• Passion but no politics in this war story
• RUSSIAN CRISIS ATTEMPT ON STATE BANK
• David Cassidy
• Dmitri Hvorostovs­ky
• Giovanni Russo
• A taste of the high life from the doyenne of dough
• Film choice

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