The Sunday Telegraph - 2017-10-15

• DUP orders May to rein in ‘divisive’ Hammond
• Weinstein expelled from Hollywood’s Oscars board
• Row ignites over white poppies in schools
• Patients to be asked sexuality
• Janet Daley:
• Overtime blamed for Big Ben silence
• Killer drivers will face life terms after legal shake-up
• Nigerian government pulls funding from students in UK
• Stokes’ big day as he offers his (bandaged) hand in marriage
• MPs warn of ‘Soviet-style campaign’ to weaken Brexit resolve in UK
• UK is more than willing to walk away from a bad deal
• PM to challenge big developers to help fix ‘broken’ housing market
• To call a man feminist is ‘ridiculous’, says Rees-Mogg
• Disgraced minister still welcome in Lords
• Cabinet reshuffle rumours abound, but Conservati­ves won’t dare remove Mrs May
• Teenagers ‘taunted’ at psychiatri­c hospital
• Online security test images can show patients at risk of dementia
• Manufactur­er taken to court by hundreds of hip implant patients
• Dentists say tooth whitening could damage your health
• Workers with stand-up desk have enhanced brain power
• Crackdown on sale of historical ivory will close loophole for illegal trade
• Election candidates back Trust hunt ban
• Foreign trips and female trains to upgrade Thomas the Tank Engine
• Church widens criteria for stained-glass honours
• AI inventors predict micro machines that repair human bodies from the inside out
• Trail of blood leads to bungling burglar
• Blue Planet II proves those fishermen’s tales are true
• Duchess of Cambridge’s uncle to face court on wife assault charge
• Civil war wounds reopened as two sides square up over Catalonia
• Extremists are Austrian election kingmakers
• German conservati­ves riled by call for Muslim public holidays
• Domaraudin­g wolves spell doom for the king of French cheeses?
• Aboriginal artist’s family finally regain the copyright to his works
• Buyers feast on Asterix art as drawing sells for £1.25m
• North Korea prepares for retaliator­y missile launch
• Fall of Raqqa near as 100 Isil fighters quit
• A golden age of the start-up has only just begun
• Satisfied? You bet: it’s the revenge of the form-fillers
• Who nurses the old in a 21st-century Neverland?
• Tories must return to Euroscepti­c origins
• Trump cleans up
• Britain should not be intimidate­d by the EU’s empty posturing
• Ensuring classic cars are still fit for the roads
• True Tory values
• A musical education
• If you think life was better 20 years ago, think again
• Trump’s position on Iran is not madness – it’s a view shared by many Americans
• Free trade will always enrich our country
• How the Childhood Obesity Plan is stealthily killing choice for adults too
• Weinstein: not just a Hollywood problem
• It’s lazy and wrong to cast all men as predators
• Nick Clegg and his bad losers’ handbook
• How Britain got growing again
• When Toby Young met Weinstein
• In fashion, sex menaces exist – and in some cases thrive
• Loneliness shouldn’t be just an ‘old person’s’ problem
• What a shame that Britain isn’t as shabby as it used to be
• This appliance of ‘bad’ science works a treat
• Emin’s ‘master’ bedroom
• Ophelia to whip up a storm after mini-heatwave
• The very best of the week ahead

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