The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-01-10

• Doctors told: strike will harm patients
• Divorce and my family – exclusive extracts from Pope’s new book
• Cabinet split over Europe ‘censorship’
• Lotto punters crash website
• Army chief backs Iraq troops
• Tributes paid to Ed ‘Stewpot’ Stewart
• Hunt interview
• Soldiers face new inquiry:
• Christophe­r Booker:
• Janet Daley:
• State to offer parenting classes for all
• ‘If a bird flew into the engine, I wouldn’t get out alive’
• ‘Dire’ split looms as Anglican rivals use separate rooms at summit
• Feminist twist to new le Carré adaptation
• Wolf Hall maker: Replace ‘endless’ detective shows with gritty drama
• Army abuse allegation­s
• Corbyn alone ‘to blame for Labour’s civil war chaos’
• Sturgeon: I may have £130 wellies, but £179 jacket is husband’s fault
• Dickensian boarding school with its beatings forged my career, says Python’s Eric Idle
• Retro inspiratio­n with a contempora­ry edge
• Nuisance callers will be forced to display their numbers
• Top Gear office atmosphere was apocalypti­c when I took over, Chris Evans admits
• Row over legal help for asylum seekers to overturn conviction­s
• Fired up and back on track after 10 years
• Ambassador’s diplomat army joins Battle of the Basement
• Gangs hack emails to steal millions from house buyers and sellers
• The ‘little London’ at the heart of Isil’s war
• Pair who tried to kill tourists in Egyptian hotel were flying extremist group’s flag
• Third time lucky for Mexico police after drug lord’s sewer escape fails
• Cruz raises stakes in Republican rush to target immigrants
• Merkel forced to shift stance on refugees
• I fear the humble sausage could lead us to war
• For Russians, there’s nothing bleak about a bracing midwinter
• In the cyber age, our new enemies are invisible
• A fair EU campaign could heal Tory rift
• Taking a stronger stance from within the EU is preferable to Brexit
• Patients before politics
• Learning times tables by rote just doesn’t add up
• Why we all need mercy
• We’re all about to go origami crazy
• War and Peace
• Abigail Thaw
• Jonny Benjamin
• Labour chaos
• Met Office’s ‘wettest ever’ claim fails again
• Irreverent business as usual for the Big Yin
• Shakespear­e season opens with a bang
• Witty Boy George revives The Voice
• Ann Arnold
• Brace yourselves for a repeat of the Big Freeze of ’63

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