The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-11-11

• MPs ‘will block May’s Brexit plan’
• Hancock ponders a ‘tax on age’ to pay for social care
• Young people must learn that the nature of war never changes
• British businesses planning to implant microchips in staff
• Simon Heffer on the Great War that changed our country for ever
• The haunting bells ringing out to mark a nation’s loss
• Full news coverage, analysis and tributes
• Steve Baker & Sammy Wilson:
• Quentin Letts:
• Martin Howe:
• Mystery of unknown survivors from one of war’s key battles
• Military precision meets raw emotion
• Just what Spice Girls fans didn’t want – expensive tickets and ‘tat’
• Gourmand gulls Channel hop for chips
• Edward Lear abused by brother, says book
• App tracks coughs and phlegm to treat lung disease
• Company car drivers wasting fuel by failing to turn on hybrids
• Schools take out insurance to guard against angry parents
• Focus on children, not smartphone­s, Education Secretary tells families
• Cardinal faces claim he ignored sex abuse allegation­s
• Mountain refuges fall prey to stag parties and vandals
• Three adults and baby killed in crash following police pursuit
• Knife crime publicity could fuel ‘arms race’
• Parole board chief’s pledge to victims after Worboys case
• Bibi ‘denied sanctuary in Britain over fears of unrest’
• ‘There is no ceasefire. Every day, someone else dies’
• Democrats in disarray over who will take the fight to president
• Macron placates Trump after EU army row
• Sri Lanka party vows to topple president after parliament fired
• When Europe rejected the nation state it also rejected democracy
• Brexit’s a mess, but we can’t just blame Remainers
• The bravery of the First World War lives on
• We cannot afford to return to state-run services
• Brexit should not divide Europe’s two leading maritime powers
• PM must keep pledges
• Britain needs HS2
• Of course Hong Kong belongs in the Anglospher­e
• Heavily applied political correctnes­s is no different from religious extremism
• How our view of the Great War has changed
• Going on holiday is not a crime – though some would like it to be
• The man behind the message that ended the First World War
• Stranded on Everest, I prepared to die
• Time we woke up to terror of social media’s PC thugs
• Trust me, Tinder is proof age isn’t just a number
• BBC presents a classical century of confusion
• Great acting devoted to Harold
• Armistice Day ceremonies face gusts and rain
• The very best of the week ahead

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