The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-02-03

• May: I’ll fight for Britain in Brussels
• Children are ‘competing to become better self-harmers’
• Foreign aid for ‘gap year apprentice­ships’
• Online onslaught The evil trolls hounding Meghan
• Weather warnings in place for fifth day in a row
• Ministers backtrack on trains Wi-Fi
• Speedboat killer’s relatives sent threatenin­g letter, says lawyer
• Blank canvas for gallery as it faces repossessi­on of 300 works of art
• First World War stuff’ as Marines pass urban test
• Army mental health evacuation­s on the rise
• Soldier with PTSD became people smuggler
• Carmaker hits trouble with ad that takes pot shot at hunting
• Legal ruling could end Cadbury’s purple reign
• ‘I didn’t believe in manifesto,’ Letwin tells stunned local party members
• ‘I’ve lost friends in my attempt to find a Brexit compromise that we can all get behind’
• Nissan U-turn a body blow to car industry
• Fewer trains ‘undermines the case to continue with HS2’
• Worboys outcry gives victims right to challenge parole
• Police turning to genealogy website to crack identity fraud
• Grey squirrel on the menu is no longer such a nutty idea
• Owls can help victims of child abuse ‘to open up’
• Tenor sues over surgery that ‘ended career’
• Whistleblo­wer lawyer struck off after exposing firm’s misconduct
• Firms scanning social media for foul comments by employees
• Facebook tries to help smart speakers know if user is angry
• ‘Rule of the mob’ is killing free speech at universiti­es
• Popularity of life drawing leaves other mindful pursuits standing still
• Modern version of ‘milkman’ may deliver victory in war on plastic
• How the girl in the pink dress escaped from Hitler’s shadow
• TV shines light on S Korea’s shady college ‘fixers’
• Pope reaches out to Christian minority on first visit to Gulf
• US governor urged to quit over Ku Klux Klan outfit photograph
• If we get a proper Brexit, it’ll be by accident rather than design
• Church leaders must not echo Leftist politics
• I’m going to battle for Britain in Brussels
• Let Venezuela be a warning to us
• Put the brakes on HS2 before this costly vanity project goes any further
• The politics of snow
• There’s a time and a place for Roman numerals
• Better class of coffee
• Why doesn’t Britain have a museum to show the evils of Communism?
• I fear that living in a city means we can no longer be truly free
• Twelve reasons why the Irish backstop makes no sense at all
• The 50-somethings joining ‘grown-up’ communes
• How podcasts became the latest celebrity accessory
• Jonathan Aitken’s advice for Fiona Onasanya
• Are we ready for ‘transracia­lism’?
• Sickbed selfies? Let’s cure this fixation with image curation
• We love to hate Silicon Valley giants – yet we still don’t leave them
• A Pulitzer-crowned letdown
• If you love the snow, enjoy it while you can
• Wednesday
• Tuesday Tu
• Film choice

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