The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-12-18

• Pressure on May as unions run rampant
• 2016Strict­ly, the final! Sunday 18 December
• Darcey Bussell: What makes a great dancer
• MP was targeted by MoD texts
• It’s panto time starring Boris as fairy godmother
• Labour accused of trying to reverse EU vote
• Doctors’ convoy of hope to build Aleppo a new hospital
• Britain and South Korea set up group to boost trade
• Christophe­r Booker:
• Simon Heffer:
• Len leaves Strictly with some twinkle-toed shoes to fill
• ‘IRA chief who killed my father deserved to be shot’
• The striking rapport between Corbyn and the unions
• Woolly thinking: Pubs criticised after banning festive jumpers
• Bespoke cards costing £20 push the envelope for those seeking the personal touch
• Battlegrou­nd England: Nimby war looming over fast-track housing plan
• Woman sues surgeon who left her with lopsided breasts
• ‘Pass on website passwords to loved ones’
• The ‘ginger white prince’ finds his place in the world
• Olympic star tells how Prince Harry got him through ‘dark, dark times’ after retirement
• Cambridge again enduring a Russian winter
• ‘Children scream as gunmen pick them off ’
• Hollow victory unlikely to end conflict as rebels vow to fight on
• Trump fumes after China seizes underwater drone
• Inventor of Heimlich manoeuvre dies at 96
• Uber self-driving cars face legal action in US
• Suicide bomb attack kills 13 Turkish troops
• French bar tells women: ‘This isn’t Paris. It’s only men here’
• Journalist­s and unions accuse Euronews of pandering to oppressive regimes
• Russia is on the rampage, and the world has forgotten how to deal with that
• Rear ends of pantomime horses are kicking up
• Searching for the truth in the rubble of ‘fake news’ from Aleppo
• A feast of Christmas bling gladdens my heart
• Mrs May must stand up to union dinosaurs
• A clean break from the EU would usher in a new era for global trade
• What those round robins are really saying
• Why does the National Trust seem to have forgotten our history?
• There’s only one safe way out of the EU labyrinth
• All aboard the misery express
• Just looking for a place to call home
• Slick staging that gets its skates on
• Callow conjures a Carol worthy of Dickens
• Full-skirted sass and saloon-bar swagger
• Martyn Heighton
• Shades of grey obscure the year’s shortest day

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