The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-02-09

• Tories eye mansion tax and raid on pensions
• Spare NHS patients humiliatio­n of backless gowns, doctors urge
• EU’s fishing demands could crash exit talks
• UK tourists at risk as Alps hit by coronaviru­s
• Air passengers braced for chaos as Storm Ciara sweeps Britain
• Lorry breakdown crews may refuse to go out to smart motorways over safety fears
• Gates sails into future on hydrogen superyacht
• Old Cat, the unsung hero of Wuhan’s pets
• Mother fails to increase jail term for son’s killer as appeal was ‘out of hours’
• Charges against jihadists being left to ‘lie on file’
• Oscar judges have to see all the films, Academy warned
• Stoppard: new play is first to get me crying – and may be my last
• HS2 trains to hit top speed on just half the line
• Penalty for hard work is not what new Conservati­ve voters were looking for
• Cox tipped for judicial review role as he faces reshuffle sack
• US backlash against Johnson’s Huawei decision is just beginning, says Farage
• Gas boilers could be banned to meet green targets
• Eat your heart out Mr Darcy, as Austen’s latest hero reveals all
• Shakespear­e’s son-in-law medic had a taste for theatrical cures
• Stroll from green pastures to valley of shadow of death in Chelsea’s first Christian garden
• Unsafe electric blankets put millions at risk
• Confusing recycling labels lead to rise in items put in wrong bin
• Stay-at-home parents need new minister to fight their corner, Tory MPs tell Johnson
• Amputation surgeon back at work after losing both legs
• Probe on a mission to the Sun to keep Earth safe
• Thai soldier kills 20 during live-streamed gun rampage
• ‘Our island has become a warehouse for souls’
• Music returns to Idlib’s airwaves as Islamists lose their grip
• Sinn Fein shrugs off IRA controvers­y to tie for first place in Irish election exit polls
• Tributes and scorn in Rust Belt town transforme­d by ‘Mayor Pete’
• The Yazidis have kept their music alive despite it all
• I was a Marxist, but I doubt that the journey I made is possible now
• Kirk Douglas could never make it in showbiz today
• Tax increases are profoundly un-Conservati­ve
• It’s time to put families at the heart of politics again
• Boris Johnson must put a stop to the wasteful vanity project of HS2
• Brexiteers must not let their guard down
• Smacking ban
• Where are all the conservati­ve thinkers who should be rebalancin­g public life?
• A word to Whitehall: the hidden scandal of rural crime is killing our countrysid­e
• Starbucks’ new charity associatio­n leaves a bitter taste in the mouth
• We must put this prepostero­us net zero target to a referendum
• What does a billionair­e’s midlife crisis look like?
• Why Oscars fashion is about so much more than the frock
• As a hypochondr­iac, I’m strangely calm about coronaviru­s
• ‘The devastatin­g day my husband told me he was gay’
• ‘I was in al-Qaeda. Deradicali­sation is naive’
• I almost feel sorry for past-his-prime Corbyn
• Bercow makes Alan Partridge look self-aware
• Novel of the week Francesca Carington
• Why ‘problemati­c’ Shakespear­e is in danger of being cancelled
• Critics’ choices What to see this week
• The terrifying scientific thriller that tapped into our darkest fears
• ON THE RADAR
• Brace for wrath of Ciara, followed by chill wind
• The very best of the week ahead

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