The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-01-06

• Fa­ther stabbed to death aboard train was on birth­day trip
• Ditch the diet, find bal­ance
• Moscow spin­ning new web of spies in UK
• Scrap white ele­phant projects, says Truss
• May could de­lay Brexit vote
• Liz Truss:
• Fin­ish­ing touches
• Men­tal health safety net for par­ents
• Gon­or­rhoea on rise as dis­ease re­sists com­mon drug treat­ment
• Bri­tish spe­cial forces troops in­jured in Isil at­tack in Syria
• Po­lice ar­rest sus­pect in June Jones mur­der case
• Rudd set to de­lay vote on Uni­ver­sal Credit roll-out
• Deller re­veals how he burnt a Hock­ney print
• ‘I’m partly to blame’ says hit-and-run vic­tim
• Golden Globes rally to cause of di­ver­sity in Tin­sel Town
• Golden opop­por­tu­nity Bri­tish stars to watch
• Krem­lin ‘try­ing to set up new spy net­work’ af­ter Skri­pal fi­asco
• US ‘de­tained Rus­sian cit­i­zen fol­low­ing ar­rest of Ma­rine’
• Legacy of fear Key Putin ally com­mands force of 13,000
• Man was not shot in the back, says po­lice watch­dog
• Clean­ing up – soap bars make come­back in our bath­rooms
• Firm backed by Zucker­berg set to cre­ate ‘real’ leather in a test-tube
• Ath­let­ics urged to go the dis­tance for equal­ity
• Tories urged to cut tax for grad­u­ates to lure young vot­ers away from Cor­byn
• Mil­lion-pound home boom in Mid­lands
• Adult il­lit­er­acy is ig­nored, says top pub­lisher
• Ru­ral res­i­dents suf­fer as po­lice strug­gle to crack coun­try cases
• Just one in three have no fears about crime
• Call­ing a sec­ond ref­er­en­dum is dis­re­spect­ful, says Labour chair­man
• Peo­ple’s Vote march head­count less than half as high as claimed
• Gove’s deputy backs ‘Nor­way’ back-up plan
• Javid ready to get tough on asy­lum claims from mi­grants ig­nor­ing ‘first safe coun­try’
• New rules for us­ing AI would pre­vent of­fi­cials blam­ing ro­bots for er­rors
• Gains­bor­ough por­trait found for­got­ten on cathe­dral wall
• My cat got its claws into mas­ter­piece (lit­er­ally), says BBC art ex­pert
• Army ma­jor says the best way for young re­cruits to learn is to fail
• Burn the beg­ging let­ters, pre­vi­ous win­ners tell £115m lot­tery cou­ple
• Race to save clip­pings from trees planted by suf­fragettes
• Catch of the day
• Moon of­fers China a new fron­tier for war­fare
• UK ac­tivists take ini­tia­tive to res­cue North Kore­ans
• Race to the Fin­nish as ships opt for the ‘po­lar silk road’ short­cut
• Tai­wan backs Bri­tish move for mil­i­tary base in South China Sea
• New mi­grant car­a­van bound for US could be the big­gest yet
• US troops de­ployed as ten­sion rises over Congo elec­tion re­sults
• Spain takes over as the main mi­grant en­trance into Europe
• One man protest
• ‘Real life’ folk in the kitchen: US Democrats go on­line for votes
• DiCaprio in cameo ap­pear­ance be­fore a US grand jury
• Ukraine’s Ortho­dox Church wins its in­de­pen­dence
• ‘We may have to ad­mit the mon­ster has won’
• WWII planes face sternest test in move to Moscow
• Thou­sands protest over Hun­gar­ian ‘slave law’
• Lima Group won’t ac­cept new Maduro regime
• Three killed and four wounded in LA shoot­ing
• Pol­ish ‘es­cape room’ fire vic­tims could have lived
• No10 will sac­ri­fice ev­ery­thing and ev­ery­one to keep Mrs May in of­fice
• Don’t pe­nalise mi­grants who play by the rules
• Great Bri­tain needs to re­dis­cover its con­fi­dence
• A no-deal Brexit would be truer to the vote than May’s dis­as­trous plan
• A be­gin­ner’s guide to be­com­ing posh
• Plan­ning to thrive
• Fly­ing county colours in a far­away land
• Wel­com­ing refugees
• Hid­den beauty
• ‘Safe’ screens
• Rock and roll
• Shop­ping two ways
• Cor­byn and Venezuela
• Car-free coun­try­side
• Sig­nal fail­ure
• The price of the Brexit deal is sim­ply too high
• The Al­co­hol Ex­per­i­ment
• Michael Ho­gan on EastEn­ders’ strug­gle to stay rel­e­vant
• ‘I wish the curse of Strictly would strike me’
• Will AI be the 21st-cen­tury nu­clear threat?
• Be hon­est, we’d all love a ‘Say­onara Zara’ party
• I won’t sleep un­til I know what hap­pened to that spi­der...
• The Queen of Spades
• Ella Mai
• Abi­gail’s Party
• Pierre Bon­nard
• A show of abun­dant glories
• Pub Quiz
• No snow for now, but pre­pare for a cold, cold snap
• The very best of the week ahead
• To­day’s ra­dio choice Char­lotte Run­cie
• Shark Tale (2004) CHAN­NEL 4, 2.30PM ★★★
• The Ea­gle Has Landed (1976) BBC FOUR, 7.00PM ★★★★
• While We’re Young (2014) BBC TWO, 10.50PM ★★★★

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