The Daily Telegraph - 2015-11-12

• The Right Honourable (at last) Jeremy Corbyn
• Number of women on HRT to double
• Paratroope­rs launch legal bid to bring Bloody Sunday murder inquiry to a halt
• My night backstage with the Angels
• Cameron goes Dutch as he misses emergency EU talks
• Becky Watts’s killer found guilty of murder
• Telegraph Christmas charity appeal begins
• Garlic has sweat smell of success on a date
• Care home prices not reflective of service
• Facebook sees 60pc rise in data requests
• Dutch leader deputises for Cameron as he hosts Modi
• A new dawn for Robinson as he joins Today
• Vulgar to talk about pay gap, says Winslet
• ‘Don’t expect women to just grit teeth and get on with menopause’
• Panic at school as pupils faint in assembly
• Lee Rigby recalled among war dead and terror victims
• Primary teacher who went on Come Dine With Me was serial food shoplifter
• Ex-royal guard drove into girl then sped off
• Travel pass plan to send migrants home to Africa in doubt
• New record as 300,000 EU workers enter UK in a year
• Germany to deport Syrian refugees as minister reverses Merkel’s policy
• Weakening FOI laws will damage our democracy, warns Sheen
• Lib Dems offer surprise support to Cameron over Sunday trading
• Pensioner died following road rage attack at zebra crossing yards from home
• National Trust: 12,500 properties may fall into the sea
• Police ‘missed chance’ to find remains
• Becky ‘happy and joyful’ after anorexia fight
• ‘Ladies’ man’ left nothing in will to partner
• Pensioner traps thief after ‘guard dog’ gave him a friendly lick
• Derbyshire’s film diary to lay bare cancer therapy
• Complaints after Cambridge coxes and crews cause a commotion on the Cam
• Toilet-closure councillor urinates in lane
• Cameron clashes with council in row over cuts in his constituen­cy
• Target practice vase loses family £150,000
• Independen­t school pupils say ‘network’ will secure job
• Italian olive oil scandal: seven top brands sold fake extra-virgin
• Saudi shake-up to appease citizens ‘thirsty for change’
• New York high-society socialite found fatally beaten
• Boris pulls out of Palestinia­n visits after quip draws furious backlash
• CARE I NTERNATION­AL UK MEETING THE ESSENTIAL NEEDS OF SYRIAN REFUGEES – FOOD, WATER AND SHELTER
• RETHINK MENTAL I LLNESS ‘ YOU ARE NOT ALONE’
• HORATIO’S GARDEN GI VING PATIENTS ACCESS TO NATURE
• Europhiles think history is on their side – they could be in for a shock
• Why poor, white children are left behind
• We old people need our cars, but are we fit to drive them?
• Modern India’s view of us is purely pragmatic
• Countries we can do business with
• Britain’s EU membership should be based on trade and nothing more
• Tess Stimson
• My stately day out in the Lord Mayor’s golden coach
• The truth about directing Maggie Smith Page 37
• The enduring appeal of Tintin
• THE D WORD A F TER S O L ONG TOGETHER, IS THIS THE E ND?
• An inspiring lesson in how lowly snapshots became high art
• Spoonfuls of showbiz sugar help give the audience a night to remember
• BATTLE OF KUT-EL-AMARA
• Pat Eddery
• Major General Ted Eberhardie
• Andy White
• Why Peep Show is the best-written comedy on TV

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