The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-02-17

• Alexa, what’s on the catwalk?
• 800 jihadis ready to unleash Isil on the West
• I don’t know true cost of HS2, admits boss
• Europe will suffer under no-deal, Fox tells EU chiefs
• Liam Fox interview:
• Richard Ekins:
• Janet Daley:
• ‘We need law to hold social media liable for content that they publish’
• Travel chaos as Flybmi collapses into administra­tion
• TV drama to tell all on post-war spies at heart of UK government
• End of the caliphate does not resolve the crisis
• As life returns to Mosul, we cannot allow the atrocities to be forgotten
• Neighbours divided over return of ‘unrepentan­t’ jihadi runaway
• Bring Shamima back and let us raise her baby, Isil teenager’s parents plead
• Rock legend Ozzy gambles on his reputation
• Suicidal children kept waiting months for mental health help
• Ex-public schoolboy charged with murder of pensioners
• ‘Smelly’ waste bins to be emptied weekly
• May missed the Brady lifeline she was thrown
• Peer accused of groping was one of 11 censured for ‘bullying and harassment’
• New cash-for-access row as Tories seek funding
• Lord Barker faces questions over energy giant sanctions
• No soil, no water: the plant that puts paid to your growing pains
• Kew Gardens takes on log smugglers
• Flexitaria­n claims hard to swallow, claims NFU
• Swedish royals’ full and frank guide to tawdry perils of the net
• Steiner schools accused of ‘sexual’ culture
• Skills training for workers ‘means £125bn gain to the UK’
• Louvre to reject $450m ‘Leonardo’ after loss of faith condemns it as fake
• Hundreds of Old Masters at risk from ‘art acne’ blighting oil paint
• Catholic Church defrocks former US archbishop over sex abuses
• Cut! Minor Oscar awards are restored after stars’ outrage
• Beijing presses Pacific nations to isolate Taiwan with One China policy
• Chinese buyers in visa-for-cash deal show door to Greek tenants
• Why I prefer to be a Tough Broad than a Well Woman
• We must help private enterprise build the future
• Tories need to start listening to the voters
• Britain can have better transport without wasting more money on HS2
• Protecting the non-religious from persecutio­n
• Bank meets post office
• Lower the voting age? We could just as easily argue for raising it
• People vote to be poorer all the time – as Europhiles should understand
• Inside the minds of teenage jihadi brides
• It’s easy to be blinded by attraction when dating online
• ‘Why are we scared to admit that people regret transition­ing?’
• The full story of what caused the Chernobyl disaster
• There’s no one quite like your grandparen­ts
• I’ll miss cringing at This Week
• We are happy to let the super-rich be… despite what Corbyn says
• You won’t fool me with ‘posh gin’ — it’s still Mother’s Ruin
• Why Arthur Miller is the playwright for our times
• An artist of great range
• Blue skies and sunshine prove spring is in the air
• Wednesday

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