The Daily Telegraph - 2019-09-17

• Luxembourg laughs in Johnson’s face
• The true story of our Queen’s forgotten aunt
• West must unite to keep Tehran under control
• Fire chiefs questioned over Grenfell orders
• Four-year delay for smart meter roll-out
• Iran blamed for drone strike on Saudi Arabia
• Menthol e-cigarettes linked to cancer
• Get doodling and find inner peace
• How I learnt to love life without kids
• Iain Duncan Smith:
• ‘Why were we not told of our daughter’s overdose?’
• Paedophile­s face longer jail terms under new legislatio­n
• Help to Buy supported those who did not need it, say MPS
• Gormley’s body of work is best without the bodies
• Atwood named Booker ‘winner’ in error
• Record label will choose Eurovision entry
• Swinson says she’s ready to be next prime minister
• Was heckled Johnson set up for a fall by EU chiefs in Luxembourg?
• Lib Dems would need gargantuan swing to hit their 200-seat target
• Cameron: removing whip from 21 loyal Tories is disastrous
• Tim Stanley:
• Tisci may split the jury, but Burberry customers approve
• UK faces four heatwaves a year, says Met Office super-forecast
• Piece of meat a day better for planet than vegetarian diet
• Three pensioners died after ambulances took hours to arrive
• Thieves steal ‘priceless’ gifts from Edward VII to mistress
• Boy, 17, murdered lawyer who was ‘in the wrong place at the wrong time’
• Children housed far from home risk falling prey to county lines gangs
• Salamander from 1920s is new species
• Netanyahu: I’ll work with Trump to annex West Bank settlement­s
• Riyadh would only fight if shielded by might of US
• Questions of responsibi­lity for attack and its potential implicatio­ns
• UK drug suspects ‘took cruises beyond their means’
• Selfie filter effects have left us sitting pretty, says L’oreal boss
• Besson must pay for damage from deer, say French hunters
• Jean-claude’s coming to lunch, break out the snail porridge
• Planned humiliatio­n posing as diplomacy
• The Lib Dems rely on MPS who join them without standing for election
• Swinson has swung
• The bottom line on Brexit panic-buying fears
• True cost of frigates
• Tweet nothings
• Celia Walden
• Fit to lead?
• ‘How I help the super-rich enjoy their money’
• The ‘quirky’ works that Diana’s suave lover adored
• Upping the stakes for contempora­ry drawings
• The ‘lost Python’ strikes again
• Court Circular
• ADJOURNMEN­T OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE
• UNSETTLED QUESTIONS
• THE COUNCIL OF FIVE
• Sir Michael Uren
• Francisco Toledo
• Ric Ocasek
• Prisoners who may never be released. Is this justice?

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