The Daily Telegraph - 2018-03-22

• Blue Brexit passports to be made in Europe
• We violated users’ trust, admits Facebook
• GPS ‘too soft on back pain’
• The Briton billed as the new Rattle
• Ever-changing Milton Keynes is a paradise … of sorts
• Welby ‘ashamed’ of Church over abuse
• Manslaught­er charges for pilot in air show crash that killed 11
• Report suggests extra tax on parents who use private tutors
• Rambling routes on the way to corporate takeover
• Rees-mogg misses the boat as Farage takes fishy protest to Parliament
• NHS pay deal puts an end to automatic rises
• May promises to protect fishing fleets after criticism from MPS
• Johnson and PM clash over knife crime
• Cocaine so common that one in 10 have traces of drug on their fingers
• Remove blame from divorce, argues judge
• Salisbury’s streets are full of police ...and almost empty of shoppers
• Johnson: World Cup is like Hitler’s Olympics
• Trump ‘failed to condemn poisoning in call with Putin’
• Father of woman killed fighting with Kurds says UK will not bring her back
• Tory anger over air strikes on Syrian hospitals
• Police take days to respond to 999 emergency calls
• Constabula­ry gives officers two extra days of paid leave
• Irish sex victims to protest at Pope’s visit
• Neglect at nine out of 10 care homes is ‘tip of iceberg’
• Carry on motoring: age no barrier as centenaria­ns continue to clock up miles
• Teach elderly pilates, urges Green Goddess
• Call to rename classical music to shake off dull image
• Newspapers spared paying crippling legal costs of both sides in data protection cases
• Socialite died after smuggling razor blade and drugs into clinic
• Heartbroke­n mother trolled on Facebook after daughter’s death
• Questions raised after Boko Haram militants release kidnapped girls
• Austin bombing spree suspect’s family ‘are devastated’ over attacks
• Sarkozy charged over Libyan cash for presidenti­al campaign
• Israel admits 2007 air raid on Syrian nuclear reactor
• Rebels urged to wave white flag after Ghouta enclave falls
• Merkel takes tough line on Turkey and Trump
• China reveals it has unmanned remote-control tanks on test
• James Packer steps down from casino empire citing mental health issues
• Only a free market in data will save Big Tech from the coming storm
• Macron should learn from the last time French was routed
• Mayor Khan is letting us all down with his cowardice
• The internet is not free from the law
• First farmers, now fishermen: how the Government sold out to Europe
• Troubled waters
• Making the case for Watneys Red Barrel beer
• Fair weather
• Slice of history: the secrets of royal wedding cakes
• Helping hand?
• Millennial racism
• THREE TEENS AND A BABY
• How strong women became big business
• A squash game that nobody wins
• Macbeth cursed by theatrical overkill
• THE GERMAN EFFORT
• Lord Crickhowel­l
• Colonel David Tildesley
• Jesús López-cobos
• Zoe Ball’s ride through grief was inspiring
• Film choice

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