The Daily Telegraph - 2018-12-17

• ‘I never thought I’d have the courage to talk about self-harm’
• Boris: public would feel ‘betrayed’ by second vote
• Badly behaved pupils driving teachers out of profession
• Biden early Democrat White House favourite
• Doctors call weekend surgeries a ‘luxury’
• Binmen told not to get their hands dirty
• Jaguar Land Rover to cut thousands of jobs
• Give the gift of good health this Christmas
• NHS accused of ‘writing out’ fathers
• HS2 cost estimate ‘massively wrong’
• Boys can have periods too, primary school children told
• Don’t airbrush my stomach, Nigella told TV bosses
• Women fall for the lie of perfection every day
• Out-of-control immune system may trigger chronic fatigue
• Diabetes to blame for rise in leg and foot amputation­s
• Duke ‘to miss shoot on Boxing Day’
• More ministers threaten to quit as Cabinet remains split over no deal
• Ban on lower paid migrants ‘disastrous’
• Labour to let May ‘limp on’ before trying to topple her next month
• Ministers call for ‘indicative votes’ on Brexit
• Insurer ‘hid’ price rises in hard-to-read text
• Royal Mail gets whiff of cannabis sent in greeting cards
• Did my bride have porn past? A task for the ‘super recogniser­s’
• Vomiting bug found in lettuce and fruit
• Banker tests patience with raffle for listed gothic folly
• Cold call chiefs face personal fines for breaking the law from today
• Severn Bridge tolls scrapped
• Chester Zoo counts cost of fire
• Butcher’s free festive meals for those hit by benefit delays
• Anti-migrant protesters clash with Belgian police
• If you can’t beat ’em... Putin vows to ‘take charge’ of rap music
• ‘Neo-nazi police cell’ threatened toddler
• Deal struck to put Paris climate pact into action
• Revived Boko Haram makes mockery of Nigerian army
• Fighting in Yemen port city delays ceasefire
• NZ urged to face up to domestic violence
• Brazilian faith healer facing sex charges turns himself in
• This babble about a ‘People’s Vote’ treats people with contempt
• Today’s teachers are lions led by donkeys
• The greatest Christmas tradition of all? The leftovers
• A second referendum is a ruse best boycotted
• No more time for procrastin­ation
• Earth’s dilemma
• How to clean a decanter – spare the shot and don’t spoil the inside
• Referendum set aside
• Christmas stamped out
• Untold damage How even teetotalle­rs could be putting their livers at risk
• First night Royal Opera loses its way with Hansel and Gretel
• The risks of the shingles vaccine
• Positivity a must while on the move
• Midlife guide to...
• Sorry Stacey, we need to talk about Kevin
• Sorkin hasn’t killed this Mockingbir­d – he’s transforme­d it into a gripping piece of theatre
• Rattling good show had our toes tapping pretty much non-stop
• Hunter impresses in Shakespear­e’s timely satire on greed culture
• It’s capitalism that will win the fight against climate change
• World’s financial structure is ‘unstable’
• Putting up barriers
• Game changer
• Brexit is zero risk to my currency transfer start-up, says founder
• Investors pull a record £7.8bn from UK funds as Brexit fears take hold
• SMES attack councils’ ‘rip-off ’ search charges
• Restaurant Group one of most shorted shares
• LORD HAWKE’S ADVICE.
• “AN ARBITRARY RESOLUTION.”
• CRICKET AFTER WAR.
• Ian Strange
• Palden Gyatso
• Evelyn Berezin
• Will anyone remember Lord Sugar’s latest apprentice?

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