The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-02-14

• Picnics and coffee in the park from March 8
• Trump bent on revenge after impeachmen­t trial
• Universiti­es face fines as part of twin assault on ‘cancel culture’
• ‘Boris burrow’ tunnel to N Ireland set to get the green light
• Online blitz plan for public services
• Red Wall voters backed programme for radical change. Now is the time for Tories to deliver it
• Northern premium bonds could promote levelling up
• Tech companies ‘making it difficult’ to catch racist trolls
• Camilla’s sorrow at duke’s plan for ‘aristo-flats’
• Wallace and Gromit shape up for CGI to meet demand
• Charles asks pupils to take a leaf out of his book during half-term
• Yacht named for daughter by Maxwell goes to a Murdoch
• Ireland demands a veto on any border policy imposed by Brussels
• Eviction ban extended to halt wave of homelessne­ss
• Khan’s tax on drivers would destroy livelihood­s, MP says
• Get tough on BBC bias, ministers tell Ofcom
• Brewery’s Black Boy pubs renamed over slavery links
• Ministers join forces to stop ‘rewriting’ of Britain’s past
• National Trust expert has slave owner links
• Police told to do more for disabled officers
• The key stepping stones that will lead us out of lockdown
• Fears over ventilatio­n in quarantine hotels
• Care staff not forced to have jab
• Save summer holidays, urges BA
• Lockdown blamed for ‘explosion’ of tics and Tourette’s in children
• First Oxford jab trials for pre-teens
• Homegrown universal vaccine within sight
• In the vaccinatio­n war, UK must be able to make its own ammunition
• The risk of virus mutations is likely to get worse before it gets better
• US voices ‘deep concern’ over WHO’s Wuhan investigat­ion
• It may be virtual cycling – but the cheating is for real
• Flipping great … it’s sourdough pancakes
• Wildcat owner kept in the dark on pet’s location after £4,000 fine
• Foreign seeds used by HS2 could spread disease, warn ecologists
• I took up hunting to avenge my slaughtere­d chickens, says West
• Assassinat­ions see exodus of bright young things from Afghanista­n
• Hollywood stars say sorry to wronged Britney Spears
• Former president’s brief silence is over... and now he wants revenge
• Rainbow of resistance rises over Myanmar
• Draghi sworn in but destined to depart soon
• Former Spanish health minister expected to win Catalan election
• Trump’s mob sinned against the US nation. That cannot be forgotten
• Even after three marriages, I’m still ignorant about love
• Be brave, Boris... unlock shops and businesses
• Why Ursula von der Leyen must resign
• At last Tories step up to fight noisy minority
• The Health Secretary still isn’t facing up to the terrible toll of lockdown
• Why grouse moors are a boon to biodiversi­ty
• Pernicious protocol
• The economy won’t spring back until we get serious about tax cuts and deregulati­on
• Sixty years after Berlin, is China putting up a ‘wall’ to confine people of Hong Kong?
• Europhiles were right about one thing: Brexit has weakened the Atlantic alliance
• I tried ‘unconsciou­s bias training’. Shockingly, it proved a woke fraud
• Space race 2.0: the hunt for the Red Planet’s secrets
• ZOE STRIMPEL and TIM STANLEY
• Charlotte LYTTON
• Angela EPSTEIN
• ‘I’m 45 – and snapping at Mum like a child’ Abi Butcher
• ‘I’m back in my childhood bedroom – and I quite like it’ Miriam Carey
• ‘Moving down the road is the perfect balance’
• ‘Chestfeedi­ng’ women are being written out of the picture, again
• ‘Appy Valentine’s
• FOUR OF THE BEST SUBSCRIPTI­ON BOXES
• The pioneering theatre company that’s challengin­g ageism

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