The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-10-02

• Widow of Falklands hero tells of her two-year battle to save their frozen embryos
• May takes her axe to EU law
• Syrian regime prepares for large-scale attack on Aleppo
• Minister warns football it’s time to clean up the game
• Royal tour in pictures
• Christophe­r Booker:
• Editorial Comment:
• Simon Heffer:
• Child sex abuse inquiry may drop Janner case following review
• Mothers miss out on £700 a year from state pension
• Too plump to jump, overweight horse riders risk competitio­n ban
• Introducin­g the ‘Cronut’, the newest snack sensation
• Whitehall’s plan to rid the country of foreign criminals
• Workers’ rights to be maintained as UK discards EU laws
• Calls for snap election after analysis says May could boost her majority
• ‘Legal firms pursuing troops is outrageous’
• Come home-to-bed secretary: Rudd’s winning ode to safe sex
• Johnson locked out of shared country estate
• Victory in battle to save manor which tricked Nazis into spilling plans
• Web funerals ‘are making mourners more lazy’
• Bitter feud splits Reform Club amid ageism and bullying claims
• Rolling Stones in focus as Wyman turns 80
• Boxing safety in spotlight after fighter who hid headaches dies
• ‘Karaoke’ technology lets viewers play along to concerts
• Ivanka: My father knows what women want
• Kashmir ‘faces worst crisis in a generation’
• Hungary strikes at EU’s liberal heart with migrant vote
• Colombia a ballot away from ending 52-year civil war
• Illustriou­s spin doctors who spilled the beans
• Sexual abuse investigat­ion has a bad history –and no future
• I fink this is the future – but it’s just not proper
• The PM must face down hardliners and pursue a pragmatic Brexit
• Playing politics with the NHS benefits no one
• It’s not just Big Sam – the game itself needs to change
• Could the Nazi ‘gold train’ tunnel have formed Hitler’s new HQ?
• Climate zealots exposed as the Arctic ice fails to melt away
• Key question MH17 report fails to answer
• Brexit puts sparkle into English fizz
• How the BBC failed Savile’s victims
• ‘Noel is a potato. He dresses like Gary Barlow’
• W P Kinsella
• LIVES REMEMBERED
• A nation divided as first signs of winter appear

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