The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-12-01

• PM’s fury over 70 freed terrorists
• Cambridge graduate died ‘trying to help the underdogs’
• London Bridge killer was ‘friend’ of hate preacher Anjem Choudary
• Convicted jihadist who gamed system to bring terror to London
• Police anger at court actions that put Khan back on the streets
• Leveson ruling opened the door to early release
• ‘In among horror we witnessed the best of humanity’
• Academics support Cambridge colleagues
• Victim was committed to helping others turn life round
• Narwhal tales Elizabeth I, the Inuit – and Buddy the Elf
• ‘Britain must end the automatic early release system’
• Murderous rampage is evidence enough that something is wrong
• Johnson plans new treason laws to fight terrorist groups
• Queen’s success in a ‘man’s world’ helped inspire me, Duke tells Berry
• Hold your tongue and tolerate the turkey carving: Vegans offered Christmas meal advice
• Corbyn’s loyal supporters ‘more likely to be anti-Jewish’
• Johnson’s dreams of majority could hinge on how badly Remain vote splits
• Tories 10 points ahead of Labour as poll lead widens
• Trump told to keep shtum – but will he?
• Contactles­s travel could be rolled out nationwide under new Labour pledge
• That doesn’t look good … make-up bags a bacteria haven, says study
• SIM swap scam costs victims £9m as con artists gain their personal data on social media
• Lady Melissa finds love again after pain of public divorce
• A suitable length for novel’s TV adaptation
• Archer cuts to the chase with Kane and Abel
• Hamilton star claims bar refused entry to black actors
• Apostrophe advocate draws a line under his campaign
• Nasa’s wild rover seeks alien life 12 miles below the ice
• Royal Academy of Music facing sex claims
• Man Ray fakes on sale in ‘Wild West’ market
• Apple sparks anger after calling Crimea part of Russia
• ‘Halting a divorce does not create a honeymoon’
• As the EU’s maverick leaders bow out, the ‘puppets’ take their place
• Reality show ‘made woman watch own rape’
• Cyprus farmers fear ruin over push for ‘authentic’ halloumi
• UK’s anti-opium plan backfires as Afghanista­n has a record crop
• Cocaine-swamped Europe is now an export hub for the drug
• SPD leadership shock puts Merkel’s coalition in peril
• In the last seconds of the Marxist dream, the Left has lost its mind
• I’d rather have a lust for life than a solitary bag for life
• Thank God for passers-by who get stuck in
• We couldn’t confront Putin if Corbyn were PM
• Sentencing has been too lenient for too long
• Trouble ahead from terrorists released from prison but not re-educated
• Three fine charities
• Behind the staffing crisis in general practice
• Tory victory in doubt
• We can make global Britain a reality – starting with a more ambitious trade deal with Japan
• America is committed to Nato, and Nato must be united against Russia and China
• Channel 4 News is biased and juvenile. Why would any Conservati­ve appear on it?
• Petty bureaucrat­s are turning us into a European-style regulatory state
• Who was behind the €1 billion gem heist?
• The King of Bling
• Zoe Strimpel
• Clive James
• Why do men drift apart in midlife?
• ‘Without leukaemia, I’d never have had my son’
• Shall we just burn all things linked to our imperial past?
• Twitter feeds are the new diaries – and they should be preserved as such
• Perfect Christmas confection
• Wrap up warm and brave the icy touch of winter
• The very best of the week ahead

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