The Daily Telegraph - 2017-02-18

• Revolt grows at ‘flawed’ rate rise
• Savile case prompts warning over street names
• Merkel defies Trump over defence budget
• US giant eyes Unilever deal
• May pledges tougher laws on ‘abhorrent’ domestic abuse
• Free English Heritage membership worth £92.50 when you subscribe
• Subscriber-only offer
• Live like Jackie: the glittering Collins collection goes up for sale
• Author’s brush in Berlin led to BBC drama on ‘Nazi’ Britain
• Blair’s Brexit revolt insults voters, says Boris
• These ‘imperfect’ assumption­s do not stand up to close scrutiny
• Corbyn campaign chief quits as Labour struggles for votes
• Nuttall in tears after telling party of smear campaign
• ‘Safe’ salmonella can teach immune system to fight cancerous tumours
• Wall sensors identify elderly at risk of falling
• Snitch on a neighbour to get a year free of council tax
• Drivers of older diesels to pay £10 London fee from October
• NUS turmoil as anti-Semitism report gives leader all-clear
• Bin lorry driver admits using car without licence nine months after Glasgow death crash
• Army’s guide to the best strip clubs in Estonia
• ‘Stand up in meetings’ ... the simple staff tasks that net NHS trust £1m bonus
• Hatton gang ringleader confesses to earlier £1m gem raid
• Glowing reference for teen sex teacher
• Biological terrorism is the biggest threat we face, warns Gates
• Presley children taken into care ‘over images on father’s computer’
• Child’s doll that ‘talks’ to web banned over hacking fears
• Polish leaders accused of politicisi­ng army
• Fallon warns Russia: Hands off Libya
• Plan to call up National Guard to round up illegal immigrants across the US
• Vice admiral refuses security adviser offer
• Ethiopia mourns Pankhurst son and champion of the country
• Kim Jong-nam was ‘warned off’ long before his murder
• Spanish princess cleared of tax fraud as husband is jailed
• As Britain leaves the EU, let’s have some real diversity among our judges
• How to raise the bar for our ‘barely literate’ university students
• Fake science is deadly and must be confronted
• Blair’s galling assumption that voters didn’t consider the risks of Brexit
• Church is in danger of losing itself in debate
• Diana... by the designer who dressed her best
• Disorder! Disorder!
• FIT FOR A PRINCESS FIVE MORE STANDOUT DRESSES FOR DIANA BY CATHERINE WALKER
• Have we reached the end of the line for Britain’s love of queueing?
• WEST-END FORTUNETEL­LERS ARRESTED
• Church services tomorrow
• Tim Behrens
• Dick Bruna
• The book that changed St Teresa of Avila’s life
• Inmarsat at sea after warning signals over maritime sector
• RBS halts disposal of troubled Williams & Glyn division after deal with Treasury
• Pulling the levers The corporate titans calling the shots in bid to create world’s biggest consumer company
• Forging a new path
• An era of even higher inflation is coming down the pipeline
• Segro profits from online retail’s demand for warehouses
• AstraZenec­a’s pioneering cancer drug passes key clinical trials
• Loss-making Vauxhall put up for $2bn sale to Peugeot
• The pull of the tide drives the elvermen onwards

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