The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-01-12

• Sandringha­m showdown to decide future of Sussexes
• SIMON HEFFER
• Fury as British ambassador is arrested in protest-hit Iran
• US to make final plea for UK to drop Huawei
• National Trust to take on the terrace homes of ‘real people’
• SHERELLE JACOBS BS
• HUGO VICKERS
• HARRY MOUNT
• Safety row over smart motorways
• Government backs action on anti-Christian discrimina­tion
• Jones wins the fight to tell female boxing pioneer’s tale
• Library thieves tear into the sacred and naked
• BBC orchestrat­es marathon celebratio­n of Beethoven
• Celebrity friends can help lay the foundation­s for a new life in charity
• The main problem with Harry and Meghan? They couldn’t keep it real
• Following suit Foundation­s that the Sussexes could emulate with their own
• Invictus Games risk falling into limbo, organisers fear
• Sussexes must foot the bill for Mountie guards, say campaigner­s
• Couple’s festive mansion retreat ‘will not become their new home’
• Duchess’s move puts UK citizenshi­p at risk
• Escape from it all at Broadmoor (with every mod con)
• ‘Let volunteers help police take on cyber crime’
• Sacoolas extraditio­n out of order, says US
• Pensioner at full gallop after taking in 50 stray horses
• Seed funding for farmers to grow vegetables without soil
• Trans children ‘will sue NHS’ over hormone blocking drugs
• Rough-hewn ode to real work in D&G’s expert hands
• Drop the stiff upper lip, NHS urges elderly
• Quantum mechanics’ greatest puzzle ‘solved’ in a Surrey cottage
• Treat tech firm payouts for child abuse ‘just like oil spills’
• Man and woman face court charged with boy’s murder
• Doctors to test out mother’s mood-tracking wristband
• A fresh start as NI assembly sits for first time in three years
• Tory MPs stage final push for Big Ben
• No 10 to put Union at heart of power with new adviser
• Conservati­ve donors direct funds at grassroots in North and Midlands
• Trump weighs up Congress honour for PM
• Gove set to become ‘de facto deputy PM’ in reshuffle
• Shoot ’em up gamers teach school prefects how to lead
• One in 12 offers by Oxford college go to two schools
• Art dealer ‘too stressed’ in rehab to face Picasso fraud claims
• Royal Navy pilot’s mercy mission to pub cut off by fires
• Korea’s coming together the stuff of fiction
• President re-elected as Taiwan rejects closer ties with Beijing
• Franco enforcer ‘Billy the Kid’ is in last-chance saloon
• Grief turns to rage as Iran confesses
• Global Health
• Fiasco has made regime look weak
• How Tehran wooed rebel fixer in effort to extend its tentacles deep into Africa
• Sir Keir won’t lead Labour out of the wilderness with his hands tied
• My prescripti­on for the worried well: charge them cash
• It is time for Tehran to come to the negotiatin­g table
• Iran deal: we must now walk away
• Even the staunchest monarchist­s draw the line at part-time royalty
• Time to bin the bureaucrac­y of waste disposal
• Let the healing begin
• Brexit chimes
• Are the blue-collar Tories now a tax-and-spend party?
• To rescue children from the academic scrapheap, Gove’s reforms must continue
• The hardline Remainers can’t stand the idea of Brexit working
• Erasmus: EUtopian education or sexual revolution?
• The secret to a happy relationsh­ip? Separate homes
• Rememberin­g the ‘wild child’ who finally found peace
• The ugly rise of dinner party anti-Semitism
• I treasure tales from Grandpa, my hero
• Leftist bullies are turning Twitter into humourless territory
• Being vegan-curious is not always healthier
• How Italy was saved by its women
• Enough identikit populism – let’s celebrate art that challenges
• The controvers­ial tale of forbidden love that gripped 6 million viewers
• ON THE HE RADAR R
• Coat on, coat off... yo-yo weather has Britain in a spin
• The very best of the week ahead

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