The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-12-11

• Iraq ‘witch hunt’ fixer paid with public cash
• Ministers demand May keeps aides under control to stop them ‘underminin­g’ Boris
• ‘How I’m dealing with grief eight years on’
• Fears for thousands of rural post offices
• The real Downton Abbey Christmas
• 13 feared dead in blasts at Turkish stadium
• Hail Kirk Douglas, 100-year-old Hollywood hero
• How a Royal Navy officer’s dying wish helped friendship bloom between strangers
• Churches warned of ‘deceptive cult’ linked to South Korea infiltrati­ng congregati­ons
• The Korean religious leader on collision course with Church of England
• May adviser urged tax rises to tackle ‘gargantuan’ deficit
• Government to build secure schools for convicted teens
• Gay surrogacy fathers want triplets via ‘illegal’ process
• More ‘killed by superbugs than breast cancer’
• Change assisted dying law, says wife after Dignitas trip
• Dujardin dragged into rider’s legal row over Rambo the naughty horse
• New challenge to Brexit as single market court battle begins
• May is victim of sexism over clothing, says equality chief
• Did this portrait drive Andrew to bite back?
• Light Brigade disaster blamed on angry messenger
• Armed Forces minister was ‘a terrible soldier’
• Troops on 24-hour winter flood standby
• Johnson recasts our imperialis­m as an early form of globalisat­ion
• Isil back in Palmyra in sudden assault
• Dylan tribute falls flat as Patti Smith gets tangled up with lines to song
• Concrete grotto where it’s always Christmas
• Britons in Gambia on alert as country faces military coup
• Blame the politician­s, not the judges, for this legal mess of a referendum
• Gr8 view of a peasant gathering winter fuel
• Isil is dying – but the West must stick around to bury it
• We try to shape our children with gifts – in vain
• Shut down a system open to legal abuse
• Brexit means embracing what the world has to offer – not turning away
• Britain can’t afford to ignore the power of tides
• Boris goes east
• Easier recycling
• Drivers on the phone
• Why giving in to fanatics is a Very British Problem
• Why are the Brexit lawyers ignoring a crucial point of law?
• ‘I didn’t realise my football coach was a paedophile’
• Mrs Kirk is free, but this shocking saga drags on
• Our MPs have been lobotomise­d by decades of Brussels rule
• Starting with Italy, the euro may be finished
• Perils of the wild Varsity ski trips
• Scorsese’s search for God is a scalding work of art
• Say Hallelujah for this moving feast
• Anthony Fry
• LIVES REMEMBERED
• Frisky hedgehogs confused by warm weather

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