The Daily Telegraph - 2018-02-19

• Power dressing at the Baftas
• Hidden calories fuelling obesity
• Eastern bloc spies ‘paid Labour MPS £10,000’
• May: degrees are too pricey and plentiful
• Prime-time crisis
• Corbynista­s want to shut down dissent
• Secret battle
• British jihadists will be brought home for trial
• There will be no final trade deal before Brexit, says Verhofstad­t
• Hammond’s 15-minute spring Budget promising little
• Neandertha­ls’ poor art may explain their extinction
• Black Panther bows to the Red Dragon
• And the winner is... Bafta awards 2018
• Murdered MP’S husband quits charities amid harassment allegation­s
• Oxfam censors names of sacked Haiti staff
• Researcher­s close in on method to rewire the brain after a stroke
• Drink two glasses of wine a day to live to 90
• Dying patients to have ‘compassion signs’ on beds
• Scientists find autism may be spotted early in children’s blood
• MI5 watched as London Bridge attackers set off
• Delpozo comes up trumps with a dazzling debut of light and colour
• Government refuses boy, 6, medical cannabis to treat his severe epilepsy
• I thought about suicide, says Lloyd Webber
• BBC staff paid bonus for ‘getting out of bed’
• Smart meters may leave homes vulnerable to cyber criminals
• Florida survivors plan anti-gun march on Washington
• Did Kremlin let Russian mercenarie­s be wiped out ‘like pigs to the slaughter’?
• Don’t test us, Netanyahu tells Iran in Israeli war of words
• Centre-left has lost its appeal to workers
• Can a chatty app really help us feel good about our death?
• ‘Ring-fencing’ charity guarantees bad behaviour
• Village water – overseas aid worth paying for
• Let the market decide university tuition fees
• Demand, not stamp duty, is to blame for the high price of houses
• Midlife migraines
• Kate Quilton
• Charles Saatchi
• Linda Blair
• Remedy loss drives up A&E figures
• Where do we stand on... Aquafaba
• From unfashiona­ble to exquisite
• Nu-folk’s magisteria­l star survives the odd misfire
• COMING OFFENSIVE ON THE WESTERN FRONT.
• The Week in Westminste­r
• Ruud Lubbers
• Sir Henry Brooke
• David Adamson
• Cleese’s big sitcom return fizzes with comic energy
• Film choice

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