The Sunday Telegraph - 2017-03-19

• Pregnancy drug linked to birth defects
• Hammond faces mutiny from Brexit ministers
• Troops fly to Estonia to face Russia threat
• Heath child abuse inquiry shut down
• Royal praise for Paris survivors amid grim echo of terror
• MPs face jobs ban in Osborne backlash
• I’m there to die by Allah, said attacker before grabbing gun
• Chancellor in last-chance saloon, warn Tories in Brexit funds row
• Brown warns Sturgeon against ‘hard’ independen­ce
• Henry VIII’s power to change laws will be invoked for Brexit
• Troops may get cash to buy homes as barracks sold off
• Why is Putin’s cyber army trashing my reputation with hateful fake news?
• Cute but not cuddly, the trendy fox-like pet putting British wildlife at risk
• National Trust puts habitats before houses to help save natural world
• Drugs for Parkinson’s may cause sexual addictions, NHS warns
• Failure to offer support could destroy Nato’s credibilit­y and spell the end of its role
• Victorian poet’s tragic secret uncovered by rock’n’roll heir
• Why working in skyscraper can make you feel sick
• Earl of Cardigan’s lawyer quits in latest storm to hit troubled country estate
• Race against time to root out Iraq’s jihadi sleepers
• A very British battle to be heard in Cameroon
• Chechnya’s first daughter steps into fashion
• Just call me Your Tremendous­ness: UK-born DJ fights to become Italian ruler
• Politician­s just don’t get it: the change in employment is the big story of our age
• All hail the Italians and their peppery desserts
• Let us hope this strange new Bake Off mix can rise to the occasion
• How cute animals came to control our minds
• A strong press keeps the elite in check
• Arguments for staying in the single market miss the point of Brexit
• The brave Jersey mother who took on the Nazis
• Why do modern theatre directors trash the Bard?
• Whatever happened to table manners?
• Blithely walking into the Brexit elephant trap
• ‘Steve had a great body, so I told him to show it off ’
• Confront Nicola Sturgeon, don’t bribe or appease her
• ‘How can we still be waiting for justice?’
• Being a Right-wing comic is one tough gig
• Could George Eliot have been the perfect woman?
• Racing hearts in a desperate affair
• This week in Books
• Critics’ choices for the week ahead

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