The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-06-16

• May’s £27bn spending booby trap for Boris
• Corbyn plots tax raid on parents’ gifts to children
• Royal Navy plans to deploy marines to Gulf
• The Gut Doctor
• Esther McVey:
• Janet Daley:
• Wind farm subsidies ban ‘is all spin’
• Investigat­ion into Iraq soldiers in limbo after judge dies
• Critics fear that free ‘shooting galleries’ heroin plan will mean increase in addiction
• Hundreds face evacuation as river’s flood defences fail
• Migrant boats ‘threaten a summer of Channel chaos’
• ‘Delhi Downton’ keeps things in the family with its choice of star
• Theatre’s two-part drama plays to the box set generation
• ‘It’s thanks to my amazing wife I am still in this race’
• Javid has what it takes to deliver for the country – on Brexit and beyond
• Boris rules out a coronation as he insists on competitiv­e contest
• ‘We still can’t access Molly’s phone after 2 years’
• Fraudsters using Instagram to sell counterfei­t cash and fake ID
• Airbnb fails to warn hosts about fake guests
• ‘Don’t release killer until he tells whole story’
• Three murder inquiries follow outbreak of violence in capital
• Police face £5m bill as suspension­s drag on
• Female leaders take on roles in Orthodox Judaism for first time
• Wodehouse tribute revives row over Nazi radio shows
• Don reveals trouble in family tree caused by ancestor cast out of RHS
• Father’s Day a lonely time for four in ten
• Tudor banqueting house fit for a queen uncovered in field
• Honour felt right this time, says Sawhney
• Protesters vow to return to Hong Kong’s streets despite extraditio­n bill backdown
• Danger is that neither side is likely to blink
• Your prosecutor­s painted me as a psychopath, Knox tells Italians
• Woodstock reunion needs more peace, love and understand­ing
• Rosé by Jolie and Pitt proves a superstar in the world of wine
• All Rome’s roads lead to ruin as its cobbles fail test of time
• It’s time to scrap the TV licence fee altogether
• Candidates must not forget about Corbyn
• French railways highlight the dangers of putting our faith in HS2
• Hong Kongers know the values behind the Union flag – but do the British?
• Britain is headed for the one outcome we thought impossible: a Marxist-led government
• Forget utopian schemes for net-zero: here’s a solution that can actually work
• Like Italy, Australia and Portugal, we should be proud to cut taxes
• ‘You have to be rigorous. I hate coy and coquettish’
• Relying on their parents will only hurt the young
• Can living apart really save your marriage?
• ‘I was in the red when I won Olympic gold’
• There’s more to sugar babies than meets the eye
• Why macho Father’s Day messages get it all wrong
• Finally, a film that grasps the true beauty of Scrabble
• Keep your brolly at the ready – but June is drying up

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