The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-12-09

• May losing grip as party is rocked by resignatio­ns
• Blair asked officials to keep lucrative deals a secret
• NHS to turn the page on fax machines
• Daniel Hannan and Matthew Elliott:
• Editorial Comment and Simon Heffer:
• Dia Chakravart­y and Janet Daley:
• Liam Halligan: Business,
• Reports: Pages
• Care cost cap ‘may be set too high to help’
• Menu calorie counts will worsen eating disorders, warn charities
• Moors count cost as guns – and pubs – are silenced
• Going to law How The Telegraph won its legal fight
• I didn’t think I’d have to resign because of Brexit
• I cannot back ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ deal
• We need Plan B, claims Rudd as Commons defeat looms for May
• Deal or no deal? Views of the Brexit insiders
• Farage: It is my destiny to fight for Leave
• How Brexit is catapultin­g the biggest revolution in British farming
• Stores to start selling food farmed by robots
• Hamilton and Mary Poppins star Miranda is away with the birds
• Call of the sea means a solo first Christmas for marquis’s new wife
• New opencast ‘threat’ to beach beauty spot
• Rochdale’s bells to fill ‘silence of the bongs’ on BBC at Christmas
• Grylls: Scouts can lead the fight against extremism
• ‘I’ve been cheated out of record,’ says angler who netted 5st carp
• Sending too many rescue teams ‘makes disasters worse’
• CCTV ‘sighting’ of missing airman Corrie is ruled out
• Computer ‘brain’ denies justice to fraud victims
• Britain will pay a high price for ‘cosying up’ to China’s Huawei
• Video games can inspire young spies, parents told
• Amazon ready to press Go on checkout-free London store
• Anger as TV ads for British pharmacy run on Russia’s RT
• Man, 26, to be charged with murder of missing Grace
• Six killed in crush ‘after pepper spray fired’ in packed Italian club
• Spanish city to send its pigeons far from home
• Paris engulfed in violence again despite extra security
• Ukrainian monks face fallout of church split
• Gypsy Girl mosaic fragments back in Turkey
• ‘Mini Merkel’ choice sparks resignatio­ns
• Have yourself a snowflake-censored Christmas ...
• MPs think Brexit is tyrannical? Oh, the irony
• MPs should reject this wretched deal
• Will Mrs May go down as our worst ever PM?
• Why the hard Left has a blind spot over Stalin
• Maggie v the miners is an inspiratio­n for our last-minute no-deal planning
• The misery of driving in Britain could fuel our own yellow vest movement
• A good play doesn’t just chronicle events – it tells us about ourselves
• Could statins be the health catastroph­e of a generation?
• ‘I’ll never forget the terror of being stranded at sea’
• How Kate subtly upped her fashion game
• The festive party-goers to avoid
• O2’s mobile meltdown spelled doom – but turned into a dream
• There’s no lucky number when it comes to love
• Elton’s back – but is comedy a young man’s game?
• A 24-carat Christmas treat
• So far, Christmas more likely to be windy than white
• The very best of the week ahead
• Film choice

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