The Daily Telegraph - 2019-02-11

• The Favourite romps home at the Baftas
• Green faces Met police inquiry over allegation­s
• Fears of softer Brexit as May agrees to Corbyn talks
• Armed Forces ‘must become more lethal’
• The Met is wasting time on Twitter offenders, not tackling knife crime
• Online paedophile crimes triple in 3 years
• Democrat nomination front-runner takes aim
• Emergency Brexit plan prepared by Italy
• Libby suspect in court on unrelated charges
• Knife offenders to get GPS tags in drive to curb violence
• Speedboat date killer may face prosecutio­n for false identity
• Crash victim: it’s right Duke gave up his licence
• St Andrews University science building ablaze
• Highland Games to have ‘third gender’ category
• Police get more time to question murder suspect
• Royal Mail puts literary love on its letterboxe­s
• Racing hit by four new cases of equine flu
• An unhinged queen takes a royal share of the honours
• The key winners
• Chairman of Green empire claims public role not held since 2016
• How can someone who milks a cash cow dry be king of the high street?
• Lawyers say they could amount to crimes
• Retail tycoon accused of ‘flouting law’ as minister vows to overhaul NDAS
• Demands for Green to lose his knighthood
• Staff ‘told to wear revealing clothes’ for Sir Philip’s visits
• Celebrity friends of tycoon branded ‘cowards’ for silence over revelation­s
• We have, so far, only seen the tip of this iceberg
• Remainers warn May she ‘can’t run down the clock’ on deal vote
• ‘Broke’ Corbyn almost lost his house, claims author
• Shoppers face losing right to return items to sellers in EU
• Criminals could abscond due to no-deal Brexit, police fear
• Deep frozen
• Majority of rural homes can’t access 4G
• NHS enlists triage bots to warn of suicide risks
• Hacking suspect sues for seized computers
• Overstretc­hed police may switch off 101 line at night
• Chimp uses tree as a ladder to escape from zoo enclosure
• Head teachers back walkout by pupils over climate change
• Taking flight
• Claims of blood scandal cover-up after files vanish
• Exercise can regrow brain cells and help avert dementia
• Screening for breast cancer ‘should start from 35’
• School drops ‘white male’ house names to promote diversity
• Christians call for ban on film with ‘horrific’ suicide scenes
• Middle-aged women are most likely to be date scam victims
• ‘Yellow vests’ united only in hatred of Macron fight vicious street battles
• Facebook profits from ads exposing US gun licence loophole
• Anti-semitic graffiti daubed on bagel shop
• Sanchez critics in rally for Spanish election
• The ‘Great Escape’ to get White Helmets out of Syria
• Jihadists are pinned down in battle for Isil’s last square mile
• Conjoined twins die in Yemen after appeals fail
• Girls assaulted in Berlin ‘anti-migrant’ attacks
• Halt scourge of slavery, Pope tells world leaders
• Indonesian police used snake to terrify suspect
• Egypt’s Sisi elected to be African Union chairman
• Turkey urges China to close ‘shameful’ Uighur camps
• Hungary offers tax breaks and benefits to bolster birth rate
• Long and short of it
• Polar bears terrorise Russian Arctic outpost
• Third Salisbury suspect wanted for poison attack in Bulgaria
• Britain can be a global trading power again
• Dear Duchess, next time you feel like writing a heartfelt letter…
• I wouldn’t mind having a European vote this year
• The wrongful attempt to hide allegation­s against Sir Philip Green
• Act now to prepare the way for no-deal
• Rural inequality
• The Brexit Party
• Caring doctors don’t kill patients with drugs
• When to wear a trilby
• Great escape
• The grubby, scrubby banks of Loch Lomond
• ‘I see no ships’
• Rude hooting
• Sports utility room
• Parents have the power to set their baby up for life
• Samantha Morton ‘I was groped – and then fired’
• Sixtysomet­hing vegans ‘I’ve never felt better’
• James Lefanu The pros and cons of skipping breakfast
• To lift your mood, just think blue
• HOW TO GO VEGAN IN LATER LIFE ACCORDING TO THE VEGAN SOCIETY
• Midlife guide to…
• Rembrandt: genius or narcissist?
• Verdi’s problem child enjoys a flamboyant reimaginin­g
• Red-hot Calvi carries her fans along the full spectrum of sensuality
• Vanessa releases her ‘inner poodles’ on a night of surprises
• HARD-WORKED PERMIT OFFICE
• Canon Michael Green
• Professor Bernard Nevill
• Warren Mackenzie
• A fascinatin­g insight into young Bowie’s quest for fame

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