The Daily Telegraph - 2018-02-06

• Suffragett­es ‘should be pardoned’
• East Coast line may be nationalis­ed in weeks
• Sexual misconduct is rife, admits Cambridge
• EU could force 37 new laws on UK, leaked report shows
• Reinventin­g sex A new Carmen for the 21st century
• Benefits of meditation may be overstated
• FBI hacking suspect wins extraditio­n fight
• Powering on I’ve got cancer – but I still want to work
• Editorial Comment:
• Ruth Davidson:
• Tech giants face social media backlash
• NHS trusts still failing to meet ‘high bar’ standards on cyber security
• Brutal end for Yatsey, the bird that strayed into the lions’ den
• Ivory trade investigat­or found stabbed to death
• For a moment, I thought Monsieur Barnier had smiled
• May warned: It’s time to make a choice
• Hunt tackles Trump over the NHS
• The Mirror admits it ‘condoned’ phone hacks
• Criticism of council sparks a police visit
• Travel chaos ahead of one of winter’s coldest weeks
• My name is unknown, Archers star laments
• Paul Simon: my decision to stop touring is a relief – but unsettling
• Google AI is better at spotting eye disease than human doctors
• Fears over quality of Just Eat food as 35 restaurant­s fail on hygiene
• Customers complain the iphone X won’t accept calls
• More banks review lending to customers to buy Bitcoin
• Vaping should be on prescripti­on, health body says
• Chef ‘flung chilli into face of diner in row over rubbery chicken curry’
• Farmer’s wife in family feud fined after her dog bites a policeman
• Jockey to quit at 25 after fall sparked PTSD flashbacks
• Ringleader of 2015 Hatton Garden raid dies in prison
• Polls give Trump hope of holding Congress in midterm ballot
• Rival ANC factions clash over moves to expel Zuma from office
• Defiant Maldives president declares a 15-day state of emergency
• Pregnant PM to consider Maori request for placenta
• Illegal migrants are a ticking ‘social bomb’, warns Berlusconi
• Germany’s police call for cannabis to be made legal
• Europe’s most wanted man vows silence at shoot-out trial
• Russian pilot blew himself up to avoid capture in Syria
• There is light at the tunnel’s end if the Tories can set out a clear Brexit plan
• Britain is leading the charge to go green
• A century on, let’s remember not all women wanted the vote
• The odd heckle is a small price for free speech
• Remainers’ patronisin­g attitude to Brexit voters has no basis in reality
• The costly harm of proving medical negligence
• Diversity of MPS
• PO pension payment
• Grandpa was a suffragett­e, too
• The things I argue about with my father
• Charles Saatchi
• Piggy banking
• Spied on for taking a stand
• WORKPLACE FABLES THE HARD-WORKING ASSISTANT WITHOUT A CAREER PLAN
• NICK ROBINSON MY DIAGNOSIS ADVICE
• A record for the ‘English van Gogh’
• IMPRISONED AIRMEN IN GERMANY.
• Sir Cyril Taylor
• Neave Brown
• Esmond Bradley Martin
• An emotional yet rewarding return for Jimmy Mcgovern

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