The Daily Telegraph - 2017-02-15

• Leith: Bake Off would be icing on the cake for me
• NHS hit by crippling rates rise
• Style on Wednesday
• Football as dangerous to brain as boxing
• Puzzle of Kim brother killing
• Kirsty Wark
• If we had never joined the EU, our relations with Europe might be better
• Exodus of bosses at scandal-hit 999 trust
• Three years’ treatment to cure hay fever for a lifetime
• May ‘looks forward’ to Trump trip despite mass petition
• Make online life easier – even cyber spies can’t recall passwords
• Davis predicts Brexit ping pong with Lords
• Absent Corbyn ‘giving up’ fight to hold off Tories in by-election
• School selection critic sent children to grammars
• How to make the Germans love you? Just mention the war...
• Pullman announces his first among ‘equels’
• ‘Worker took overdose after job destroyed her’
• Vets angry at over-breeding of celebritie­s’ top dog
• Burch takes a sentimenta­l journey back to her roots
• ‘Broken pledge’ on defence spending target
• Lack of school sex education ‘will lead to infertile women’
• MoD accused of neglecting duty of care
• Judge denies wife of millionair­e a divorce: ‘Minor rows are just a part of marriage’
• Church vows to keep medieval marriage banns to attract youth
• Sons of tycoon who killed their mother sue for divorce payout
• Lloyd’s of London calls time on the City ‘long lunch’
• Rising price of goods is leaving millions of savers with less to spend
• Outgoing Met chief defends botched sex abuse inquiry
• How moderate exercise can control flushes in menopause
• North Korea’s playboy rebel ‘assassinat­ed’ by two women
• Israeli ambassador leaves Egypt over security fears
• The Right would be wiped out if I quit, says Fillon
• Woman killed lover with saw during sex game
• Trump ‘knew of Flynn’s talks with Russia’
• Moscow deploys secret cruise missile
• Naked is normal for ‘Playboy’ – as it was for Neandertha­ls
• Trump’s foreign policy team means business
• Britain should spend more on defence
• Giving patients more choice would encourage GP surgeries to innovate
• Rates rethink needed
• Putting old plastic bottles to a profitable use
• Elizabeth Day
• Wolfgang Tillmans
• Nice to hate you...
• I It’s a tough time for women in US – but satire will help
• Why you can’t beat a ham sandwich for lunch (again)
• The only way to deal with a freezing February? Head-to-toe knitwear
• Protesting in a stylish fashion
• Plenty of charm and mischief as Bourne finds his identity
• Moving climax to a powerful docudrama
• FAITH IN VICTORY
• ALLIES’ RESOLVE.
• Martin Naylor
• Michael Rainey
• Kim Jong-nam
• Al Jarreau
• Larkin’s three-stanza stunner, in all its ripe glory

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