The Daily Telegraph - 2016-11-19

• A taste of winter
• End of the pension cold callers
• Judge attacked over wife’s pro-EU tweets
• Trump meets Romney in search for secretary of state
• Sorrow of girl’s father in cryogenic case
• Modern girl
• ‘Stamp duty is trapping families in small houses’
• England face Fifa action over poppy ceremony
• £3.8m for Monroe’s ‘Happy Birthday’ dress
• One has the builders in – for next 10 years
• Duke on ‘highs and lows’ of parenthood
• May demands tougher sanctions for Russia over Syrian ‘atrocities’
• Sturgeon cleared to challenge Brexit plan
• Victims’ group quits sexual abuse inquiry
• Dismay at EU result What Lady Neuberger tweeted
• May to share platform with memo consultanc­y
• Top Labour figures clash over Brexit policy
• Make Farage a peer, insists senior Tory MP
• Instructor who stalked Navy’s poster girl ‘abused rank’
• Tory MP saves colleague from drowning
• Officers who cover up rape will be prosecuted
• Face to face
• How it might work The theory of Cryogenics
• Avoid the droid
• Poached alive – fish die as farm overheats water
• Pupils welcome first transgende­r head
• Putting on the glitz
• Isil is not separate from Islam, says Archbishop
• Arranged marriages happier, suggests judge
• If it ain’t broke: Same old gang... just more jazz
• Hitting the high note
• Customers’ anger at Three silence after cyber attack
• Ban on smoking at hospitals must also apply outdoors, insists health boss
• Scan reveals ‘mummified bird’ is human
• Pneumonia now resistant to antibiotic­s
• Law in Ched Evans case to be reviewed
• OBE for pioneer road sign designer
• Pair ‘conned OAP out of £420,000’
• Darkness is good, says Trump strategist as he promises return to the 1930s
• Trump’s Cabinet
• Defence fears
• Jockey charged over Palio sabotage
• Third death on Barrier Reef raises fears of lethal jellyfish
• WORLD BULLETIN Zika ‘no longer an emergency’
• Burma’s Muslim minority flee army
• Time to say Hale and farewell to judges who hand down opinions on Europe
• One rich elite replaced by another rich elite? Surely not
• Hoax posts on Facebook are all part of the tradition of free speech
• Brexit will make Britain more creative than ever
• Attempts to reform stamp duty have hurt those who can least afford it
• The status quo is crumbling all across Europe
• Pride in the palace
• End the ivory trade
• New school networks
• Plundered wreckage
• Cyber warriors
• Dishing the dirt
• Crossed wires
• Police under cover
• Desperate for another chance at life
• Bryony Gordon
• Usain Bolt
• ‘Age-gap’ friends
• THIS I SN’T A FAIRY STORY – ONLY FAITH PROVIDES A HAPPY ENDING
• L A question no woman should ever be asked
• Black Friday – is it too late to get a refund?
• Dress to dazzle this party season – and stay on the tasteful side of bling
• #humblebrag
• ALLIES CAPTURE OF MONASTIR.
• Church services tomorrow
• Hard-working northern trainer who saddled Red Alligator to win the Grand National by 20 lengths
• Clown and children’s entertaine­r who kept the original Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on the road
• Electronic music pioneer whose Baroque Hoedown has been heard by millions in Disney resorts
• Closer than his apostles to the bodily Jesus
• Electrifyi­ng turnaround for once struggling parts distributo­r
• Fund managers ‘failing their savers’
• Focus on jobs more than inflation, says Bank exec
• Sacked Rio executive quits Rolls-Royce
• Euro’s longest losing streak against dollar
• Refreshing results
• VW to shed 30,000 jobs as it cuts costs
• Making a statement
• Diamonds and duty: how ethics is now at the industry’s core
• Great strides
• Nationwide to withdraw from commercial property to focus on lending to homeowners
• SSE issues challenge to rivals with tariff freeze
• Opec moves closer to Iran’s demand on oil cap
• Facebook announces $6bn buyback plan
• ’Tis the season for ‘sick days’ – but don’t stay inside

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