The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-12-30

• Dame June Whitfield, 1925-2018
• Javid told ‘get a grip’ of migrant chaos
• NHS to be ‘world leader’ for births
• Take grandparen­ts on holiday, says minister
• Vetting puts parents off helping at schools
• Grieving father pays tribute to dead twins
• Brexit is in the balance if MPs reject May’s deal, says Fox
• Hearts will sink at the loss of this underrated comedy heroine
• ‘I would rather die at sea than go back to France’
• Dover locals lose patience as migrants arrive ‘by the boatload’
• Border Force under fire over televised ‘stunt’
• Military support What help could be given?
• Sainsbury’s dishes up a range of classic alternativ­es as Britons get a taste for veganism
• Dad told me ‘take science or your career is history’, says TV’s Worsley
• Tindall: The Queen likes my silly suits at Sandringha­m
• Angel of the North’s Santa hat goes south
• Officers come under fire for asking Twitter where to patrol
• Airline passengers’ satisfacti­on falls again
• Gatwick sightings ‘may have been police’s own drone’
• ‘Churchill book kept me going on solo Antarctic trek’
• Seabirds are in drastic decline, warns RSPB as it calls for action
• Catapult stone found at Edinburgh Castle
• Foreign Secretary backs privately funded royal yacht to boost post-Brexit trade deals
• Bonanza year for treasure as detectoris­ts hit pay dirt
• ‘Who won Strictly?’ and other emergencie­s
• World Cup set alcohol poisoning record
• Venezuela’s pirates of the Caribbean turn on fishermen
• Trump blames Democrats for children’s deaths in US custody
• ‘Women’s Bible’ for MeToo era released by feminist theologian­s
• Korea’s unexpected prince aims to be a kingmaker for start-ups
• I’m predicting that Trump’s party will eject him in 2019. As for Brexit…
• Why watching on TV is not cheating
• To find unity again, we need a national strategy
• A new year demands a new direction
• Why hasn’t the Government published the full legal advice on Brexit?
• Shops that make customers’ lives harder
• Telegraph triumph
• We eat far more healthily than we used to, but Public Health England is working steadily to reduce our freedoms and extend its powers
• Drones are just the tip of the power that hackers can wield in our modern world
• 2018 The year that was…
• My old-fashioned resolution­s for fellow young fogeys
• Rememberin­g the forgotten sailors of the Isle of Lewis
• Why this farmer’s son is going vegan (sorry, Dad)
• Nazanin coming home will be at the top of my list of hopes for 2019
• Twitter trolls are a joke to Elon Musk
• What will the cultural landscape look like in 2019?
• A very 21st-century fairy tale
• A calm end to the year – but 2019 could turn wild

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