The Daily Telegraph - 2017-11-27

• Armed Forces lose out to cyber war
• Fox brushes off EU deadline on Irish border
• Productivi­ty means pay rises
• Police chief admits to lack of Heath evidence
• I never thought of stardom – I just wanted to do my bit
• Councils make £820m from driving fines
• London mayor backs May in vow to protect Green Belt
• No Stokes, a batting collapse ... now England’s Ashes hopes are dealt another body blow
• Imaginary friends ousted by distractio­ns of technology
• Mcdonnell plan ‘will cost £270bn in interest’
• Cabinet ministers strengthen Conservati­ves’ links with DUP
• Dropping off medicine, easing traffic... drones are cleared for take-off
• The Costa where it all began storms back into fashion
• Shoppers told to rise early to beat the crash
• ‘Cool cat’ Duke deserves as much acclaim as Queen, says Crown actor
• No 10 is blamed for engagement rumour
• Guides will allow boys who identify as girls into the showers
• Fish is not seafood, says Morrissey
• Unwanted subscripti­ons are costing us £56 a month
• Christian support for Trump is mystifying, says Welby
• Kushner’s star on the wane as Kelly gets a grip at White House
• Grand coalition our best hope, sister party tells Merkel
• 16th century bridge ‘at risk’ from Italian hydroelect­ric plant
• Mugabe realised it was ‘time to go’ after seeing celebratio­ns in streets
• Pakistan army accused of fanning siege by Islamists
• Iran claims BBC payslip is proof of jailed British mother’s guilt
• Call for anchor of HMS Repulse to be raised as memorial before looters strip war grave
• Teal blood and wine splatters … these are a few of my favourite stains
• The UK will not be putting up border watchtower­s to inspect milk churns
• The real reason for sailors changing the guard
• To cycle safely around Britain, a bicycle bell is not an optional extra
• Stand up to the Left
• EU intransige­nce and the Irish border question
• Panic on Oxford Street
• How to winter-proof your health
• Women in power can be as bigoted as any man
• My brother has been missing for 22 years – I still live in hope
• Why storytelli­ng is training for the brain
• Parkinson would have protested
• Living with a disfigurem­ent is different but not defining
• Old-fashioned, joyful and utterly seductive
• Getting the panto party started with an escape from this torrid year of politics
• Hits and giggles with the prince of rock and droll
• Air Vice-marshal David Emmerson
• Hans Schäfer
• Conrad Wilson
• Geoff Tootill
• Rarely have our oceans seemed so full of wonder

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