The Daily Telegraph - 2020-02-12

• Chair apparent, and a helping hand
• Scrapping licence fee ‘will weaken the nation’
• Virus threat spreads to schools as PM calls for calm
• Johnson reshuffle ‘will be no revolution’
• The six key pieces you need now
• Army hits recruitmen­t target
• Is there a common thread that spells trouble?
• Johnson aims to rein in HS2 cost by £34bn
• Duty of care could bar social media sites
• Syrian refugee exodus largest since war began
• Barnier denies City a way into EU market
• Con Coughlin:
• Bright as a feather
• PM fast tracks judicial review reform after Jamaica ‘farce’
• Freeze your price for a year.
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• Youngest pilot grounded after lying about fainting
• Farmers ‘should be paid by airlines’ to plant trees
• Migrants who died in lorry ran out of oxygen
• Prisoner with one day left handed three more years
• Sophia Moneycoutt­s
• Philip Johnston
• Firm future
• Father says other parents gave his son abuse over virus super-spreader link
• More used to fun than fear, Brighton self-isolates
• What is a super-spreader?
• China tries to ‘smoke out’ infected citizens by banning medicine for coughs and fever
• Losing the fight
• Next census could be last door-to-door social survey
• Change state pensions to allow workers to retire later, says Aviva
• Fatal stabbing case teenager loses his right to anonymity
• Veterans awarded £10m for ‘coffins on wheels’ injuries
• NHS needs ‘drastic action’ to cope with ageing population
• Thousands of child abusers freed without conditions
• Activists and conservati­ves round on the Church for its failings over homosexual­ity
• Paramedic struck off after pretending to be policeman
• Actor turned activist dies preparing for protest
• Hoarder bludgeoned to death over untidy garden
• Briton severely beaten over head with ski pole
• ‘This is an important part of our mission to level up our regions – ensuring everyone has the same access to jobs’
• PM could have faced a bumpier ride on HS2, but it was a breeze
• Animated exchange Cummings rates cartoon superheroe­s above Cabinet
• Gove: UK has a moral debt to the planet
• All’s not well as Shakespear­e’s birthplace needs exclusion zone to cope with crowds
• Holocaust memorial beside Parliament is rejected by planners
• Fur flies as Cats visual effects artists claw back at Oscars slur
• Russian millionair­e had four children during 13-year affair
• Former monk admits sexual abuse of three boys aged 9-12
• Hands-on approach
• UK to be worst hit in Europe by climate crisis
• US renews calls for security expert in UK to testify on Russia
• Under-16s spared unregulate­d care homes amid abuse fears
• Influencer investment posts investigat­ed by ad watchdog
• Jail for plumber who gave cowboy traders a bad name
• Student killed himself after diet fixation
• UN needs to put humanity before politics and push for a ceasefire in war-torn city
• Trump sends Republican­s out to sabotage Democrat vote
• CIA secretly owned global encryption giant
• Weinstein will not testify in his own defence as lawyers rest case
• Couple face 20 years in jail after posting wedding pictures of spy
• Philippine­s signals ending of historic security pact with US
• North Korean defector to stand in South parliament­ary election
• Fruit feast
• Gallery chief in frame for faking Klimt theft
• Sinn Fein MP celebrates his election victory with IRA chant
• Aboriginal Australian­s win protection from deportatio­n
• Virtuoso mourns £150,000 piano wrecked by movers
• Boat capsizes killing 15 Rohingya refugees
• Disgraced Sudan leader to face war crimes trial
• French police turn tide on rape-accused author
• Musician set churches on fire ‘to raise profile’
• War on wealth is dangerous and immoral
• This is a thoroughly political decision
• The Government is throwing good money after bad on HS2, taking no account of its poor value
• Don’t discount energy from waste wood
• Viral etiquette
• The law has it right
• Bravery in 1917
• Tories’ half-baked tax plans are sure to backfire
• Is this a brick I see?
• Rabbits’ habits
• And those who get it right…
• Wardrobe wisdom
• Is this what power dressing looks like now?
• ‘My grandfathe­r guided my hand and heart’
• Male make-up isn’t new, but it’s going mainstream
• The ‘one ailment’ GP appointmen­t is literally killing us
• I’m on Priti’s side – deporting criminals shows she’s on ours
• And the Oscar for most tedious sermon goes to…
• The snobbery of our greatest writers is not to be sniffed at
• Profound, poetic films to dazzle the eye and quicken the pulse
• Thrilling recital that proves soprano is a legend in the making
• Sir John Graham, Bt
• Beverly Pepper
• Charles Wood
• A walk with Wordsworth to fill your heart with pleasure
• Documentar­y
• White House Farm
• Radio choice Charlotte Runcie
• Entertainm­ent
• HS2 ‘a threat to flora and fauna’

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