The Sunday Telegraph - 2017-09-24

• Boris sets red lines on Brexit
• Sylvia Plath
• Uber ban could breach race equality law
• Buying UK property to get tougher for foreigners
• Strictly’s back
• Foster carers need help to spot extremism among young asylum seekers, says charity
• Ofsted demands power to raid illicit schools
• Motorists stranded on M3 after chemical bomb scare
• The prince, the divorcee… and a television comedy
• How Plath fell for ‘brilliant, rugged’ poet Hughes
• EU to demand that Britain pays €50bn divorce bill
• We have laid our cards on the table. Now is the time for the EU to declare its intentions
• Hammond’s 4am text to Johnson to call for coup hours after the election
• Tory ‘disarray’ over Europe puts Labour on alert for election within six months
• Veteran tells of shock at facing fourth inquiry into Iraqi’s death
• A year on, family of missing RAF man ‘no nearer the truth’
• Little donkey to Christophe­r Robin at his first ever audition
• Panic as Archbishop drops wedding ring
• Tailors accused of stitch-up on graduation gown prices
• Appeal at Heath’s home a mistake, says police chief
• Huge leap in A&E patients left on trolleys
• Foreign lorry drivers ‘bypass’ safety device
• Fur flies over petition to force drivers to stop if they hit a cat
• Merkel haunted by failure to unite heartland still split on Cold War lines
• L’Oréal heiress keeps her counsel as she awaits her riches
• Prosecutor­s claim Muslim killing of Jew ‘anti-Semitic’
• Left rallies against Macron
• Kurdish vote sparks discord in city lying on ocean of oil
• ‘Jacinda-mania’ falls short in New Zealand stalemate
• American bombers menace North Korea
• Communists play Cupid in hopes of a baby boom
• Milan honours last woman to spin silk from mussels’ beards
• Brexit critic Firth made Italian citizen
• Being on Question Time is worth all the frayed nerves
• Mrs May’s generosity was met with a charmless demand for money
• What are the odds of me meeting a statistici­an like you?
• Uber ban ends young people’s freedom delusion
• Mr Johnson’s red lines are vital for progress
• Delaying our departure from the EU will play into Remainers’ hands
• Tory solution
• Ecclesiast­ical dwellings in need of salvation
• Trump’s foreign policy vision rightly puts dysfunctio­nal global bodies in their place
• Forget the moaners – most of us support Mrs May’s approach
• Let’s use Brexit to make everyone better off
• We need a billion-pound prize fund to kick-start the quest for new antibiotic­s
• What Meghan needs to know about being a royal’s other half
• Why British students join the Ivy League
• Insomnia’s not killing me. It’s catastroph­ising sleep experts
• Treasures saved from British Rail’s iconoclast­s
• Art needs to rediscover its rebellious spirit
• The Jools in music’s crown
• Warmer weather in the east is in battle with west

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