The Daily Telegraph - 2018-12-31

• A most Miserable row
• Javid: No easy answer to migrant crossings
• Hammond accused of failing to fund no-deal plans
• What’s hot for health in 2019
• Minister: parents need screen time limits too
• Hopes of Alzheimer’s jab within 10 years
• Luton terror suspect fought in Syria
• Where is the fury over Japan’s decision to start whaling again?
• UK could be a ‘haven’ for child sex abusers after no-deal Brexit
• New EU rules could bankrupt fishermen
• Food waste tsar to serve up solutions to ‘moral scandal’
• Will Auld Lang Syne be forgot this New Year’s Eve?
• New year strike adds rail woes for passengers
• Drones could be flown to spot migrants in Channel
• Tackling this dangerous rise in migrant crossings needs a joint approach
• ‘People smugglers buying boats on Facebook for crossing to UK’
• Absolutely Fabulous tribute
• Rantzen’s family said slow down
• Serial killer Rose West to appeal against ‘life means life’ sentence
• Milly Dowler killer linked to child sex gang, says report
• Vine says sorry after Welsh language ‘insult’
• Space probe flies 4bn miles to pay a visit on New Year’s Day
• Army of tiny robots could end the misery of roadworks
• Councils fail to clamp down on blue badge parking cheats
• Monks set fire to cathedral in medieval bid to top ratings
• Famous UFO mystery revealed as SAS prank
• Toxic air affects 3.7m children at their schools
• ‘Barking mad’ new rules force doggy day-care services to close
• President facing blame for ‘deliberate’ delays faced by Congo voters
• Trump’s wall won’t be a wall and migrants need sympathy, says departing chief of staff
• Swiss national arrested over Morocco tourist murders
• Call for new Bangladesh vote after ‘farcical’ election result
• Putin says he’s open to talks with Trump
• UK murder victim’s girl returned, but son still in China
• Seoul fan clubs ready for Kim Jong-un visit
• France’s faded perfume capital is back in bloom
• Chinese developmen­t is not a threat to UK
• I’ll be doing my best not to ’ave the ’ump about vegans next year
• US withdrawal will change the world and we must be ready
• Mr Javid’s big mistake was in coming back
• The Government has been disingenuo­us about the effects of ‘no deal’
• Making a run for it with mismatched shoes
• Managing migration
• Stress less
• Linda Blair
• Weighty worry of festive bingeing
• ‘Our son may be different, yes, but he’s so very special’
• The cultural highlights of 2019
• Ocado delivers top spot as ailing Superdry is UK’S worst performer
• European banks hit by torrid year as sector ends in bear market
• Anti-trump Pacific pact puts US out in the cold
• Market bounce expected after ‘big progress’ in China talks
• Global slowdown looms as UK picks a departure point
• ‘Put yourself in the shoes of the hiring manager’
• Global deal activity topped $3trillion this year but fears grow that the M&A party is now over
• Peter Hill-wood
• Lt-cdr Kristian Ward
• The BBC’S Les Mis is on song, even without the tunes

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