The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-04-15

• ‘The lesson of history is that when the global rules that keep us safe come under threat – we must take a stand and defend them’ Theresa May
• ‘Locked and loaded’
• Sitting on the sidelines was never an option
• ‘There was panic. It was the strike we had all been anticipati­ng’
• Military might How leaders reacted to collective action Action was lawful and unavoidabl­e says May in bid to calm critics
• Allies warned Russia of action on ‘deconflict­ion channel’ hotline
• Party split as Corbyn calls action ‘legally questionab­le’
• It is vital we show that the world will not tolerate use of chemical weapons
• ‘Mission accomplish­ed’, says Trump
• The pot is bubbling furiously as militias and mercenarie­s abound
• Iran leader Khamenei condemns attacks as allies offer support
• Macron seizes chance to show France can be leading US ally
• Go-ahead given to geneticall­y modify humans for the first time
• ‘Greedy’ private schools pricing out pupils
• Whodunnit? Even Agatha Christie wouldn’t know
• Kiss on a first date? It’s OK for over-50s
• Labour councillor­s campaign against Brexit
• May calls on Commonweal­th to pledge action on plastic waste
• Corbyn’s travel promise is ‘an electoral bung’, says Grayling
• Dame Judi’s phone mast objection gets mixed reception from the locals
• Orphaned fox cubs for sale on Facebook
• Cocaine gets deadlier to lure rich customers
• NHS criticised for sharing confidenti­al immigrant data
• Culloden radar survey may have found site of mass grave
• Chateau Petrus left with sour taste after court’s wine name ruling
• Standing room only as Zimbabwe satire mocks the Mugabes without fear of arrest
• Cuba prepares for new era without a Castro in charge of the country
• The Iowa farmers fearing for their livelihood­s as China trade war looms
• A pretty minimal punishment for a series of appalling war crimes
• Landlord, fill the flowing bowl – with your finest latte
• Let’s never forget Assad’s silent killer
• Why this strike on Syria was justified
• Corbyn’s bus passes for the young are a mirage
• Police should be tackling crime from the lowest levels upwards
• Making strivers foot the bill for care in later life
• EU ‘democracy’
• Thank goodness Corbyn wasn’t in charge in 1939
• How the Republican­s fell out of love with oh-so-progressiv­e Silicon Valley
• Branding the BBC Right-wing is just silly
• It’s no good getting onto the housing ladder only to be stuck in a small flat
• Middle-class drug dealers: the dark side of Snapchat
• I am the son of a real Superman
• Forget about the Sex Pistols, my heart will be forever with Kylie
• Britain’s biggest warship in action
• Nothing ruins your flight like a drunkard at 30,000ft
• A band is more than the sum of its members
• CRITICS’ CHOICES
• Fantastic human creatures
• April will have showers – but sunshine too
• Film choice

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