The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-01-26

• Foreign Office tells British to leave Wuhan
• HS2 ‘con’ will cost taxpayers billions
• No to epidurals in NHS ‘cult of natural birth’
• I’ll fast-track beautiful homes, says minister
• Four million rural homes in line for ultrafast internet in a year
• Look on bright side, Jones left us his brain
• We cannot ban the world’s ‘wet’ markets – but we can make them safer
• ‘There’s a higher risk of infection if I go to hospital’
• Scientists hope vaccine is just weeks away as fears over transmissi­on grow
• Home sellers risk big loss on quick sales, says watchdog
• Sussexes have ‘no intention’ of selling milk to the Chinese
• Queen hands Duke a new royal role as his brother steps back
• Flight paths overhaul ‘to ease air congestion’
• Fortifying powers of Nightingal­e’s flowers come to life at Chelsea
• Gardens ‘will change completely’ in face of pest invasions
• As Brexit day looms, the ‘Ready to Trade’ campaign kicks off
• Trump scales back threats to trade deal with UK over Huawei
• Senior Labour MP took six months to delete anti-Semitic post
• Farmers warn of shooting licence ‘debacle’
• Church stained by Satanists’ ritual sacrifice
• Some strictly orthodox Jews are like refugees, says child abuse victim
• Ringers’ plea for lighter bells falls on deaf ears
• Hollywood’s money men have killed originalit­y, says Boorman
• Assembly on climate change debates who pays the bill
• Domestic abuse by women trebles in decade
• Screen troops for trauma, MoD told as charity has to curb service
• Police ask dog walkers to prick up their ears to crime
• Let four-year-olds order from menus themselves, says head
• Schools to open sports halls in summer to curb obesity
• ‘The special relationsh­ip will be safe in my hands’
• Trump did nothing wrong, his lawyers claim
• Pompeo in bizarre confrontat­ion over location of Ukraine on map
• Stand up to Russia, Polish PM urges Europe
• Comedian flees Russia fearing for his life as police open inquiry into jokes about Putin
• Bezos lover’s brother denies leaking intimate photos
• French effort to save good bread is going down pan, says historian
• Biblical ‘superswarm­s’ of locusts devour African crops
• The BBC is panicking at the public’s rejection of its Left-liberal arrogance
• Brexit has proved that life’s optimists always triumph
• I fear for when the last Holocaust survivor leaves us
• We’ll make it easier to build beautiful homes
• Smart necktie advice for formal occasions
• HS2 is an outdated idea. Ditch it
• Brexit is the future
• HS2 is the kind of infrastruc­ture project the national economy needs
• Rugby players’ salaries
• Repair the constituti­on, or let Labour destroy it
• Dread threats from the EU will not stop us from returning power to the people
• Why should we cheer Sinn Féin’s return to office in Northern Ireland?
• We voted for a tax-cutting Tory party, not for raising the burden by stealth
• Coronaviru­s: no need to panic… at least not yet
• Why midlife women are slipping back into that J Lo dress
• For its next boss, the BBC must resist the Old Girls’ Network
• Rememberin­g the 999 women sent first to Auschwitz
• Scandal? The Profumo I knew was a secular saint
• In this brutal culture war, to laugh at comedy will soon be verboten
• Chasing social media ‘likes’ at work always ends badly
• The arts are ignoring their number one duty: to entertain
• Critics’ choices
• How Elizabeth Gaskell’s industrial romance became a surprise TV hit
• RUPERT CHRISTIANS­EN STIANSEN
• The mist will be missed as rain and gales return
• The very best of the week ahead

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