The Daily Telegraph - 2018-02-23

• Army major cleared 7 times faces new inquiry
• Ban on plastic straws looms
• NHS drug deaths ‘appalling’
• How to deal with dog guests
• Brexiteers claim victory for divergence
• Trump backs NRA as he calls for more guns
• We can and will stamp out errors in the NHS
• Unicef chief quits after ‘unsuitable’ texts admission
• Men wearing engagement rings are a growing band
• School bans ‘Meet me at Mcdonald’s’ hairstyle
• Love is … a cringewort­hy TV date with your racist-text sending girlfriend
• US spy chiefs kept tabs on Corbyn visits to Marxist states
• Vote to leave EU drives migration from bloc down below 100,000
• University strike protester in clash with student
• Driver of lorry that killed eight people ‘was on cruise control’
• Judge hits out as FGM trial collapses due to lack of evidence
• Pole dancers’ turn at care home puts councillor­s in spin
• Lab-grown mini tumours could put end to ‘trial and error’ cancer treatment
• Dig volunteer uncovers Roman mosaic while cleaning sewer
• £8.4m UK satellite upgrade to let us talk to Mars missions
• Body parts to be burnt in plan to convert hospital waste to energy
• Donald Campbell’s Bluebird roars back, but Coniston Water loses out to Isle of Bute
• Nationalis­t idea of human chain on Ben Nevis ‘height of folly’
• Safety fears as ‘race hate’ letter posted to Prince and Meghan
• Man fakes stroke to get free lift to hospital
• Drinking fruit tea between meals risks teeth
• President backs NRA offer of free gun lessons for teachers
• West demands end to ‘brutal and merciless’ slaughter in Ghouta
• Iran prisoner’s release ‘tied to arms deal debt’
• Shape of Water film maker denies copying 1969 play
• Macron: ‘We’ll stop foreigners buying up our farming land’
• The stealthy rise of the ‘monster’ of Brussels shows why we must leave
• The whole world should want to buy British
• It would be wrong to close our minds to the attitudes of our ancestors
• Corbyn could be this generation’s Thatcher
• A duty of Government to stand up for soldiers
• Forget goodwill, it is the EU that is the nasty party in these fruitless Brexit negotiatio­ns
• To mock ‘toffs’ is as unfair as sexism or racism
• Pills only save lives when prescribed correctly
• Blue Planet inspired us to change our ways - for good
• ‘We are living through a different kind of anarchy now’
• Why it’s curtains for pinstripes
• I really hope hashtags’ days are numbered
• Dig out the twine, it’s the annual World Book costume nightmare
• Mary Beard Sancaklar Mosque, Istanbul
• David Olusoga ‘An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump’
• Is pop about to have its #Metoo moment?
• Expertly skating on very thin ice
• Family drama that gets under your fingernail­s
• Great cast, but this tale has no spring in its step
• Edward Pearce
• Nini Theilade
• Michael Brufal
• An objective window into the mental health of our teenagers

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