The Daily Telegraph - 2018-02-26

• A colourful close to the Games of new horizons
• Corbyn ‘selling snake oil over Brexit’
• Millennial­s to be Britain’s fattest-ever generation
• Officials set for U-turn over growth forecast
• ‘Unusually dry snow’ to bring days of chaos
• Slow cooker Gizzi Erskine on using food as therapy
• Meet the world’s best-dressed drones
• The lessons I learnt from pole dancing
• Syrian ceasefire tested in its first 24 hours
• Currantly, we have a hot cross bun crisis
• These beggars are not homeless, say police
• Like Sharon Stone, I was hit in my 40s
• David Davis:
• Foreign aid target ‘limits scrutiny of abuse by charities’
• Six in hospital as flats collapse in explosion
• Bin the bucket list, travellers urged
• Robin Hood’s ‘grave’ could be concreted over for warehouses
• Corbyn ‘betraying his principles’ with customs union plan
• Which parts of the EU should we remain in?
• How Labour’s position on the customs union has changed
• Irish border question is being used as an excuse to thwart Brexit, says DUP
• Eating fruit and vegetables ‘can prevent depression’
• Farmers forced to slaughter Exmoor ponies due to delays over rare breed ‘passports’
• Five-star expense claims of university bosses
• We’re ready to go to jail, say Matilda star’s parents in home schooling row
• BBC pays ‘posh’ women more, says presenter
• Touchscree­n generation of children ‘struggle to hold a pencil properly’
• Iraq lawyer’s deals to hide home and guitars
• Shaw: coughing in theatre is getting louder
• British diplomat linked to Profumo
• Wad of dollars found in bag of donations left by pensioner
• Russian Games hackers ‘posed as N Koreans’
• Mexico’s leader scraps visit after Trump call
• Christiani­ty’s holiest site shut in tax protest
• Franco heirs put ‘plundered’ palace up for sale for £7m
• So much for French manners: Edinburger­s have them beat
• Blair has made himself Sinn Fein’s useful idiot
• Mrs May is facing crunch time over EU
• Donald Trump’s enthusiasm for arming teachers is based on flawed logic
• Fat chance
• Don’t rush to bin those bendy plastic straws yet
• Frozen heat
• Under the knife
• What’s in a name?
• Long and short of it is, height matters
• Electrifyi­ng return from invigorate­d new line-up
• Uncool, but still worth a little respect
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Peter Squire
• Richard Murphy
• Emma Chambers
• A rollicking ride with two excellent leads
• Film choice

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