The Daily Telegraph - 2016-03-04

• Pension tax blow to savers
• Top business leader sees ‘bright future’ in Brexit
• MEPs rarely need to show ‘real proof ’ of expenses
• Achilles heel of cancer can help fight disease
• A red trouser wearer writes
• Muhammad Ali exhibition review
• UK’s worst village for broadband revealed
• £22m charity windfall from the Queen’s Trust
• Mitt Romney blasts ‘dangerous’ Trump
• Jeremy Warner:
• Up to 2m savers may have pension exit fees waived following inquiry
• ‘Sensitive’ MPs refuse to see themselves mocked on TV
• Why cabin crew may take time to answer the buzzer
• This is a nice little country… you don’t want anything to happen to it
• ‘Complacent’ Home Office attacked for failures of passport checking scheme
• Don’t try to enter Europe, Tusk tells economic migrants
• Majority of stay-home mothers would like to work
• To ward off dementia, become a silver surfer
• Six cups of coffee a day cuts risk of MS by a third
• High death rate prompts scrutiny of heart hospital
• Historic barn under threat after jackdaws raze the roof
• Country WI ladies declare independen­ce over merger
• Flounce with edge as Chloe girl dons leather and gets on her bike
• Policewoma­n lied to insurers over car crash to keep affair secret
• Stuggling ENO asks Coliseum staff to work longer hours for less pay
• Why Downton’s successor may not inherit its audience
• After modern, Australian art at the National
• Judge demands victims’ helpline as online date rapist gets life
• We’ve never had a real fight in 20 years, says billionair­e’s wife
• Mandela opera impresario accused of vanishing with cash
• Trapped, the thousands of Syrians fleeing Isil to desert camp in no-man’s land
• Refugees given own team to compete at Olympics
• Swedish envoy’s driver sues over injury as he put up Ikea wardrobe
• North Korea’s nuclear arms ready ‘anytime’
• We need a Conservati­ve Chancellor – not more middle-class bashing
• Tate needs defending in this turf war
• Parent-friendly Starbucks won’t give mothers their lives back
• EU migrant threats can only backfire
• Why we don’t mind joining a gathering in the Cabinet Room
• Abolishing constituen­cy associatio­ns is no way to run the Tory party
• EU time-share
• Leave pensions alone
• ADOPTED BY THE PROLETARIA­T
• Judith Woods
• Can a bouncy castle help you beat the blues?
• Julian Fellowes tackles Trollope
• Why I hate ‘Mother’s Day’
• THAT SEVENTIES SHOW
• Is Madonna’s custody battle more about power, than parenting?
• Inspiring young minds
• The crusade that backfired
• This Quixotic quest isn’t just tilting at windmills
• Martin Crowe
• Louise Plowright
• Prof Michael Sheringham
• Triumphant return for the original binge-watch drama

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