The Daily Telegraph - 2019-02-25

• May draws up plans to delay Brexit by 2 months
• China ‘threat’ needs scrutiny, says spy chief
• Four-year-olds to learn perils of social media
• Stop calling us Brexiteers far‑right zealots
• US warns Maduro his ‘days are numbered’
• Watson tells Corbyn to act on anti‑semitism
• White boys need extra help, ministers told
• Gag clauses silence harassed NHS staff
• Flower for luck as Duchess has holiday tattoo with a difference
• May: I’m not racist for being tough on immigratio­n
• All but the most essential plastics will be banned within 25 years under new Bill
• Food prices may soar in case of no-deal Brexit, says Gove
• One local pub closing down every 12 hours
• Commuters find train Wi-fi a major turn off
• I don’t deserve equal pay, says BBC drama star
• Radio 3 hires 20-year-old presenter to drum up youth movement
• Jail term reforms ‘let loose 30,000 repeat offenders’
• Social media star Jeremiah becomes bible’s most quoted
• A fry-up looks healthier if handwritte­n on the menu
• Pret allergy death prompts record rise in food recalls
• Tintagel bridge ‘is as fanciful as Arthur was’
• Elderly ‘open to allowing surveillan­ce in homes’
• Civilian deaths in Afghanista­n conflict reach their highest level in nine years
• D&G tailors an elegant return to not-so-basics
• Pope vows to bring ‘wrath of God’ on church paedophile­s
• I share blame for the ‘collective failure’ that led to yellow vest revolt, says Macron
• Lions will fight on, says women of ‘caliphate’
• British jihadi brides have had 100 children
• Princess is Saudi Arabia’s first woman ambassador
• All hail the revolt against pompous food and wine pairings
• The admirable Rudd is wrong in her rebellion
• The PM is running out of wiggle room
• Britain can’t cut off domestic gas without other reliable energy sources
• Independen­t candidates for local elections
• Non-disclosure action
• When is it safe to go under the needle?
• Our rose-tinted view of the past really does increase with age
• ‘My childhood was traumatic. I rebelled in any way I could’
• The mind-boosting tricks that really work
• Life through rose-tinted spectacles
• Does pregnancy hold the key to finding a cure for MS?
• cat credit
• Honouring a great yet neglected talent
• Glyndebour­ne priority booking for subscriber­s
• Surreal, dark and scary – and that was just the encore
• Victoria through the eyes of her favourite child
• A sonic blitz from the pioneers of trip hop
• PRESIDENT WILSON IN THE UNITED STATES
• Sir David Rowland
• Stanley Donen
• With the mystery solved, has Baptiste peaked too soon?

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