The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-02-18

• Czech agent claims 15 Labour MPs met spies
• Sheep that can grow human organs created in the lab
• Oxfam knew 10 years ago of ‘urgent’ sex abuse problem
• Daniel Hannan:
• May urged to cut 6pc interest graduates pay on student loans
• Care home elderly ‘targeted for their cash’
• Oldman went without food and sleep to perfect Churchill look
• British Geological Survey records biggest earthquake since Market Rasen in 2008
• Bolton ousted as Ukip awaits sixth leader in 18 months
• Ireland’s ‘big mistake is backing team EU’ in Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Johnson pressed to toughen sanctions against Russians accused of corruption
• Surgeons warn of patient pain from delays to surgery
• Fathers prime carers of their sick children
• The hills come alive in form of Picasso’s Crouching Woman
• Churches answer prayers in deal for hi-tech spires across mobile black spots
• Fire safety rules blamed for new hard train seats
• Queen breaks with tradition for 92nd birthday
• Supercar gamble to end in court tussle over £1m claim
• Bailey, the Burberry king, bows out at top
• Italy braced for the rise and rise of the laughing Cavaliere
• Trail of abuse that led to Florida massacre
• Claims of Russian interferen­ce in US election ‘blabber and fantasy’
• Iranian regime rounds on clean-air activists
• Four death sentences for child murderer
• Parisians gripped by family feud as battle intensifie­s for fortune of the ‘French Elvis’
• Hikers piqued over charge to enter Pyrenees
• University can be a waste of time for the gifted too
• Remainers’ vile abuse and rage is unpreceden­ted in modern politics
• How to show your work colleagues who’s the daddy
• Only best of the West will bring down jihadists
• Why does the Left still love communism?
• Britain must fight back when Brussels makes unreasonab­le demands
• Time to reform aid
• Voters remember the chaos of nationalis­ation
• Incompeten­t councils
• Leave the Forces alone
• Republican­s’ reckless rush to open the spending taps can only end in tears
• Let’s face facts, the Good Friday Agreement is failing
• Finally, the new Jewish heroine has arrived
• Moving back in with mum: the doomerang generation
• Labour haunted by ghosts of Soviet past
• Whatever happened to privacy? Let’s stop selling ourselves
• Sweaty Betty’s boozy ambitions are sheer insanity
• Make the Baftas a truly British celebratio­n of film
• Breaking into the boys’ club
• Gentle February sunshine offers a glimpse of spring
• The very best of the week ahead

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