The Daily Telegraph - 2019-12-17

• Johnson to enshrine 2020 Brexit in law
• FA urged to investigat­e corruption claims as agents and coach are convicted of bribery
• ‘Shy Kate’ comes into her own
• Panic not: your guide to the next seven days
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• William Hague:
• Rail and road users face the prospect of a ‘frantic Friday’
• Blame for falling rape cases ‘may lie with police, not CPS’
• Lawyer found guilty of a fight at the opera
• Well that’s one way to get a fresh air smell into the car
• Don’t ask Royal family to act like ‘superhuman saints’, says Welby
• Vera Lynn wins in cockney rhyming slang legal battle
• New Tory intake includes a quiz show king who scooped £25,000 on Deal or No Deal, a former striking miner, chef Prue Leith’s speech-writer son, and TV naturalist Terry Nutkins’ dolphin trainer
• Hunt campaigner in rapid rise to become Welsh Secretary
• Election triumph has unleashed Blue Collar Conservati­sm
• Thornberry threatens to go to court over ‘stupid voters’ allegation
• Why Brown should be taking the blame for Labour’s election debacle
• A no-nonsense northerner with a shot at the top job
• How to avoid catching a cold in the winter – get flu instead
• Hot chilli may be the spice of a longer life
• Why saying ‘she’ and ‘her’ is just what the doctor ordered to defeat sexism
• Fire chiefs too afraid to act on own initiative
• Clifford’s GP: ‘Care in jail better than NHS’
• Downfall of a player only shown the red card once
• A Del Boy character who only operated in the lower leagues
• Unconditio­nal offers rise despite warnings they hinder students
• Bamboo lavatory paper cleans up online
• Modi urges calm as protests go nationwide
• Turkey stokes tensions in Cyprus using armed drone
• China in talks with Assad to rebuild Syria after years of war
• Argentinia­n killers used Uber sign as cover to spot their targets
• Hallmark TV reverses its ban on same-sex wedding advert
• Bloomberg’s White House bid is hit by sexism claims
• Weinstein: All my good work will be forgotten
• Tech giants ‘complicit’ in child cobalt mining deaths
• The Tories can restore some climate sanity
• Putting a photo of your family on cards is a crime against Christmas
• The tough enforcers behind the smooth BBC
• Why a whole generation has fallen out of love with the Labour Party
• A flexible constituti­on
• Broadcaste­rs as enemies of in-depth debate
• ‘I felt ashamed about being a male victim of domestic abuse’
• What sort of person takes selfies at a Holocaust memorial?
• The top TV of 2019, as chosen by the critics
• Cancer at 34 won’t stop me planning for my future
• The forger who managed to fool Göring
• A piece of US history goes for £150K
• Art that’s too tasteful for its own good
• Anna Karina
• Vanni Treves
• Imre Varga
• Social anthropolo­gist who studied anthrax and bioterror
• When the nicest of boys does the nastiest of things

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