The Daily Telegraph - 2019-12-24

• ‘Our path this year has been bumpy’
• Have yourself a merry Corbyn Christmas...
• BBC ‘criminalis­ing young’ over licence fee
• Bank links low interest rates to a baby boom
• Being the best is about skill, not about gender
• Five face execution for murder of Khashoggi
• Boeing chief sacked as scandal costs soar
• Flooding fears sink Boxing Day events
• Applause for retiring fire chief angers Grenfell families
• Man charged over Brighton cat deaths
• NHS trust where 42 babies died received £1m reward for claiming maternity safety
• Fairytale for panto as millennial­s drive revival. Oh yes it is!
• Shops ready for ‘Super Christmas Eve’ last-minute shopping spree
• Children in care ‘vulnerable to county lines drugs gangs’
• Flack ‘hit boyfriend over head with a lamp’
• Prison officer jailed for sex videos with inmate she fell for
• PM’S message of solidarity for all persecuted Christians
• ‘This role comes without merit and has no responsibi­lity’
• Corbyn not to blame for collapse, says Burgon
• Bullying Bercow is ‘unfit’ for Christmas message on courtesy
• Facebook’s secrecy plans will put lives at risk, UK warns Senate
• Cats doesn’t get the cream after bad reviews
• Farmers warned over rise of black grass
• Jacob’s bionic arm is his greatest Christmas present
• I was badly bullied at Ampleforth, star reveals
• My girl is home for Christmas. Now, we just need to get Nazanin back
• Riot police tackle demonstrat­ing rail strikers in Paris
• Christmas is cancelled as Iraqis unite to fight for their country
• Forget an apres-ski warm-up – Chamonix bans polluting log fires
• TV Chernobyl’s real-life wife ‘lives in hiding’
• Fury and division amid Australia’s firestorms
• Boy missing for two years found in flat of suspected paedophile
• US military warned DNA kits could threaten security
• French develop ‘natural’ foie gras alternativ­e
• World’s donkeys and tigers hit by growth in Chinese medicine
• Labour will not recover unless it learns these five lessons from history
• The spirit of Christmas will never be ‘woke’
• It’s beginning to look a lot like… barbecue and beach time in Oz
• The Prince Andrew scandal is no Profumo Affair
• The light of hope for the dawn to come
• Our Byzantine healthcare system prevents GPS from doing their job
• How to get your money back from the BBC
• Have yourself a merry Corbyn Christmas…
• Why laughter is the best medicine for the lonely this season
• ‘I’m dazzled by talent, not wealth’
• ‘Playing Tiny Tim has given my girl a new lease of life’
• WALDEN’S WORLD
• I failed once... so can I really have a zero-waste Christmas?
• Independen­t review a shot in the arm for NMC Health shares
• Credit Suisse admits spying on a second staff member
• Harassment hotline at Lloyd’s of London was switched off for nearly two years
• Santa’s secrets
• Scandi good sense
• Remarkable rally brings bullish decade to an end
• On balance, annual reports must be called to account
• How the City’s mega-rich spend their Christmas
• King of port on why he is confident Britons will keep enjoying the drink
• A 4pc yield and a 7pc rise in the divi will cheer income seekers at Severn Trent
• Advent promises ministers Cobham jobs will stay in UK
• Bridge news
• Emanuel Ungaro
• Commander John Lorimer
• Andy Pollitt
• Festive slapstick with more laughs than Mrs Brown’s Boys
• What a crafty way to bring us together at Christmas

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