The Daily Telegraph - 2018-01-01

• Winter flu plunges hospitals into chaos
• No excuse for Brexit delays, Whitehall told
• Prince reduces charity work
• Relax! First step to a healthier existence
• Rouhani’s warning to protesting Iranians
• Arrest as ex-marine’s wife is found dead
• Brussels move against City would ‘backfire’
• Was 2017 that bad? Life is richer than ever before
• GPS and nurses will be sent to answer 999 calls to prevent long delays for ambulances
• Billionair­e brings broadband to his village by digging two-mile trench across estate
• Block off our streets, say residents of the satnav rat runs
• Cold turkey on meat and dairy in ‘Veganuary’
• Trump cranks up ticket prices for his ‘modern fantasy garden’ party
• Archbishop praises ‘heroic’ terror attack police officers
• If we want to have a real democracy the rules on donations must change
• One day you’ll be ill: Corbyn’s tax warning to middle classes
• Families of fallen to join Cenotaph march for Armistice Day
• Duchess swaps fur for faux after outcry over Russian-style hat
• Rail passengers face another leap in fares... on trains that are oldest since records began
• Spot the royal influence on most popular baby names
• VIP paedophile ring accuser ‘worked for Childline’
• Ambitious girls told to get a house husband
• ‘Eternal life’ for mummy identified at last
• Victims of Gambian dictator’s magical HIV cure fight for justice
• Britons among six dead after plane crashes near Sydney
• French mayor kisses goodbye to ‘la bise’ greeting for 73 of her colleagues every day
• Bollywood’s ‘Superstar’ to launch own political party
• Kentucky set to be first US state with no abortion clinic
• Eight killed in church protests against Congo leader
• Profit is key to bring tech overlords in line
• Little jewels to find and treasure on your walk today
• Britain has a great new place in the world
• We must not bungle this chance to help Iran
• The honours system is based on a strange definition of public service
• The pitfalls of sending patients to Dr Google
• Remainer arrogance
• Change your life without turning it upside down
• ‘Women are my life’s work now’
• The new rules of declutteri­ng
• Baritone Roderick Williams on taking the slow route to the big roles
• Medical advances for the year ahead
• HOW TO FOLLOW THE 4 PILLAR PLAN
• The fifth wall
• Inflation rose and belts tightened but markets’ bull run charged on
• Rise in $1,000 phones as they push out computers
• No solution in sight for productivi­ty puzzle as small businesses say it is not a priority
• Fund ‘heading for worst year yet’ pays out £106m
• Plain sailing
• Positive thinking
• The Night Sky in January
• FORECAST OF THE SOLUTION
• CHOICE OF OBJECTIVE
• Bronwen, Lady Astor
• Gavin Stamp
• What the Dickens? Killing a classic with comic zest

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