The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-06-17

• BBC concedes defeat in the battle for radio audiences
• NHS to get extra £384m per week
• Government to review medical cannabis after Javid ruling
• Harassment by Oxford academics ‘is under-reported’
• Huge funding boost will create an NHS fit for the 21st century
• Labour MP seeks salary for ‘unpaid’ post at university
• Bargain price for pier repaired at £12.4m cost
• St Helena ‘child abuse’ whistle-blowers fight on
• ‘Artists tell me they are too stale, male and pale to succeed’
• Conspiracy theorists find fertile ground on Amazon video service
• Gap year efforts harm children warns Rowling
• Lords warned they could be scrapped over Brexit blocking
• Jezfest rallies the faithful few with
• Bercow case prompts call for overhaul of sleaze watchdog
• ‘Defy PM’s orders and you can’t be mayor of London ’
• May nominates Electoral Commission critic to take Tory place on body’s board
• Brexiteers demand ‘no deal, no divorce bill’ law
• Corbyn tote bags
• We need more stop and search, admits Met chief who oversaw its decline
• Terrorists will never win, says Finsbury victim
• Student ‘celebratin­g exams’ fell down cliff
• Modern WAGs: shy, loyal – and out of the spotlight
• A cautious welcome in former Stalingrad
• No team, but cup rivalry still rife in Bangladesh
• Glasgow School of Art ravaged by fire again
• Blowers is stumped as the Oval’s gasometer faces redevelopm­ent
• Families seek justice over hospital deaths
• Pet rabbits at risk as hotter days spread myxomatosi­s
• Surgeons unveil care ‘village’ to ease bed-blocking
• Early portrait shows Elizabeth I’s softer side
• Uniform gives up the secrets of Waterloo,thanks to DNA testing
• The wartime sweetheart­s reunited by love of Spitfires
• EU will attempt to break deadlock on asylum reforms
• Migrant rift with party rival could cost Merkel her career
• A new mood is sweeping Europe as terror and immigratio­n start to dominate debate
• Tense election will test Colombia’s fragile peace
• Yemen airport under siege
• Nicaragua agrees halt to violence
• Theranos founder on fraud charges
• Japanese women calling the shots
• Harvard accused of stereotypi­ng Asian applicants
• Scenes of change in Saudi start on TV
• Brexit wrangling sees accountabi­lity obscured by metaphysic­al gibberish
• Way cleared for a sensible policy on immigratio­n
• Losing one’s temper over wanton displays of outrage
• Abolition of the Lords is the next logical step
• NHS cash boost is not the cure-all it needs
• A flash of green feathers in the garden
• Brexiteers understood that they were voting to leave the single market
• Khan’s losing battle
• The cost of indemnity pushes GPs away
• Rip-off jets
• Noble Queen
• Stick to the facts
• Landscape protection
• Hitler’s implacable foe
• Getting checked out
• The plan to ban memes is typical of the ham-fisted EU
• After his foreign adventures Trump needs to be looking closer to home
• It’s not smart to ignore sliding IQ scores
• The public transport ideologues must realise that their mission has derailed
• TheT Queen’s milliner’s guide to gettingge etting Ascot right
• Inside the most fashionabl­e film ever made
• MARIE’S TIPS FOR ASCOT
• OCEAN’S 8 STYLE… IN NUMBERS
• It’s imperative that we help the many children hooked on their screens
• I can keep the faith in bake sales for a longer life
• Why the darkest horror can guide us into the light
• David Byrne
• Glasgow Jazz Festival
• The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
• Le nozze di Figaro
• Hector makes way for signs of a real summer
• Monday nday
• Today’s radio choice Charlotte Runcie
• Wednesday
• Film choice

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