The Daily Telegraph - 2016-01-22

• Murders rise amid police sex probes
• MPs’ code of conduct to be toughened up
• Father may be charged, as CPS says it is reviewing Poppi case
• Families using elderly relatives’ contactles­s cards to steal cash
• Heritage refreshed
• Francesca Hayward
• Palio horse race guardians snub Queen’s parade
• Putin implicated in the killing of Litvinenko
• Cameron won’t be rushed on signing EU deal
• Fewer than half of top schools are private
• Judith Woods
• Call to end ‘chicanes’ of sweets at till
• Staff at NHS helpline put patients at risk
• Hunt accused of misleading public over hospital deaths
• Five theories Possible motives include accusing Putin of paedophili­a, links to oligarchs or his work for MI6
• Once the missile is gone from here, it is fire and forget . . .
• Corbyn a threat to security, says Fallon
• Hi-tech plans to improve dementia patients’ lives
• Risk of death from diabetes depends on where you live, find MPs
• Seasonal Affective Disorder is just a myth, say experts
• All the BBC’s a stage to mark Shakespear­e’s anniversar­y
• Listed status for post-war sculptures that took years to carve out a place in public hearts
• Thomas Becket relic returns to Britain after eight centuries
• No finger-wagging required when there’s a well-trained knuckle to hand
• Most migrants are not properly checked at Europe’s borders
• Ex-wife tells court Saudi billionair­e has cancer
• £33m lottery ticket may be down the back of a sofa in Worcester
• PM to stop ‘spurious’ legal claims against soldiers
• ‘Bump’ at university led to hate campaign
• Schoolgirl, 16, died of blood clot after taking the Pill
• Migrants get better GCSE grades than British-born
• Labour ‘lunatics have the keys to the asylum’ after infighting
• McDonnell’s £140 billion plan to reverse Tory spending cuts and business tax relief
• Ed Stone cost Labour half as much as Facebook ads
• ‘Prison should be automatic for those who assault police’
• Taxi stranger stripped before ‘champagne bottle attack’
• Germany to keep checks at Austrian border
• Grandmaste­rs’ dismay over Saudi fatwa against chess
• Russians have killed more Syrian civilians than militants
• Iran-backed Shias suspected in kidnap of US contractor­s
• Former jihadist tells trial of Isil’s piles of severed heads
• Libyan government may turn down UK troop support
• Hollande ‘too traumatise­d’ by ex-lover to make Gayet official
• Smith backs wife’s boycott over all-white Oscars shortlists
• Cruz would cause ‘cataclysmi­c’ losses for party as presidenti­al nominee, says Dole
• Sharp and refined, Vuitton goes back to the pure Parisian look
• Almond milk alert after baby gets scurvy
• Be careful, Mr Cameron, there is a risk in cosying up to big business
• Spycatcher­s can’t be consigned to history
• There’s a new planet out there. All we have to do is find it . . .
• Fear and uncertaint­y are causing market chaos
• Litvinenko deserves a strong response
• Fixed Easter disregards theology and history
• New evidence that migration is no longer under Parliament’s control
• Scrap the code
• Clandon’s new gallery
• Inside the curious world of curio collectors
• How to make money from an empty home
• TRAINERS – NOW S UI TABLE F OR WORK A ND P L AY
• Midlife guide to... …Poppers
• Jimmy Savile couldn’t get away with those hideous crimes today – could he?
• Europe comes round to our way of thinking
• FIVE THINGS TO COLLECT NOW
• Is there a comedian fit to inherit Eddie Izzard’s crown?
• Laughing in the face of adversity
• This sharp political satire puts Sandra Bullock in a spin
• Senegal’s best pulls out all the stops
• An action film that’s beautiful and strange
• KING NICHOLAS AND THE AUSTRIAN TERMS.
• Lady Attenborou­gh
• Princess Ashraf Pahlavi
• Flt Lt Harry Widdup
• A fascinatin­g journey from Tao through to Mao

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