The Daily Telegraph - 2016-12-27

• ‘It was his inner conflict that ultimately made him so compelling’
• ‘NHS must cut beds for better care’
• Queen did back Brexit, claims BBC editor
• Voters must show ID in election fraud areas
• A workout that’s all in the mind
• Tom Tugendhat
• London calling for the Duke and Duchess
• Billions from foreign aid budget unused
• Christmas cracker of a Christie classic
• Silent philanthro­pist who donated millions
• Hiding his true self created a void that could not be filled
• A genuine superstar who raised the bar for pop
• He could have tackled stigma by coming out earlier, says Tatchell
• Singer was finishing a film about ‘dramatic’ five years
• Leap in viewers for Queen’s message
• VIP abuse detective still faces inquiry after claims by fraudster
• Row over web pleas for minor offenders
• ‘Synthetic’ stem cells treat damaged muscle without the cancer risk
• NHS calorie targets ‘should be cut’ to reflect lazy lifestyles
• Bargain hunters go online to beat Boxing Day crush
• Mary Beard stumbles upon ‘priceless set of Henry VIII tapestries’ in a rug shop
• Heritage sites face glut of claims for visitor injuries
• Move to combat ash dieback leaves trees vulnerable to beetle
• Japanese PM to visit Pearl Harbor
• Thousands flee homes after typhoon strikes Philippine­s
• Officials dismiss terrorism as first parts of Russian jet are found
• Democrats will not follow Corbyn route, says Obama
• Pakistan reacts to fake news nuclear ‘threat’ from Israel
• Civilians killed in barrel bomb attacks on rebels in Damascus
• Hope returns to town of the dolls
• Uluru closed down as ‘twice a century’ rains bring chaos
• Wandering seal puts a big dent in Christmas celebratio­ns
• Death is too important for tales on Twitter
• Christmas games that leave us dicing with fury and forgivenes­s
• To give high-quality care, the NHS must change
• Whitehall needs more optimism on Brexit
• Universiti­es deny harassment of Jews and seem to take little action on it
• Dogs with a name for knowing their place
• Lessons of history
• A brush with darkness
• Mark Gatiss
• On the postChrist­mas crack-up
• Refund managers
• MODERN LIFE SHANE WATSON
• China helps to dig the miners out of a hole
• Investors follow forest trail into timber funds
• Brexit talks to trigger volatile ride for sterling
• Banding together to help solve the housing crisis
• Inside Made in Britain
• Think the unlikely
• FRENCH IN FLANDERS.
• George Michael
• James Stanford
• Bernard Fox

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