The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-02-02

• Johnson fury as EU reneges on deal
• Rape victims forced to wait years for justice
• HS2 review must be published immediatel­y, says former regulator
• Will Kate turn the Baftas’ red carpet green?
• The dead certs and the ones that should have been
• Brothers urge more checks for deadly heart condition
• Smart motorway ‘madness’ killed mother
• No safe refuge from harm’s way: how many deaths will it take?
• Highways chief ‘must face criminal charges’
• Duke lashes out at US lawyers over attempts to humiliate him
• Why Beethoven’s music may not have fallen on deaf ears
• Parties, chants, tears ... and a broken No10 TV
• Ultimately, it was the British people who broke the deadlock
• Broadcaste­rs come under fire for coverage
• Britain ready to speak for itself at
• WTO’s top table
• Prioritisi­ng an EU trade deal over other FTAs is a mistake
• Tory donor urges PM to seek entreprene­urs’ advice
• Ex-May lieutenant to advise firms on ‘post-Brexit world’
• How this Sunday newspaper kept the faith in the long war for our nation’s soul
• British people freed us from EU’s undemocrat­ic quagmire
• ‘Use tissues, not hankies to stop deadly virus’
• US and Australia impose travel ban
• Anti-Chinese racism surges as crisis spreads
• Graveyard crisis leaves no space for the baby boomers
• Family facing £160,000 bill for digging up medieval site
• Lake District is turning into a theme park, say residents
• Health chiefs step in after women in labour denied pain relief
• NHS trusts hit by £20m legal bill fighting own staff
• Anti-vaxxers’ online scare stories could end in court
• School hires minder as muggers target pupils
• Children to be asked about sexting in online crime survey
• Ex-soldiers to be eased back to Civvy Street by ‘champions’
• Archaeolog­ists behind Roman artefact ‘hoax’ may face prison
• Honeybees look to healthy future with a hi-tech helping hand from space scientists
• Troubled US pets turning to pot as cannabis market soars
• Democrat wounds reopen as Sanders’ fans boo candidates
• President brands trial a ‘scam’ as impeachmen­t boosts his ratings
• Iran strips Baha’i faith from identity cards
• Liberals’ contempt for the working class is the real issue facing Britain
• The magic of a fruit tree brings joy to any garden
• It’s time to end the Left’s grip on public life
• Let’s show the EU we mean business
• Brexit was never simply about trade; for many it is a matter of principle
• Optimism is suddenly in the air – and even Remainers are starting to feel it
• Why even the Israeli Left has embraced Trump’s peace plan for the Middle East
• In the internet age, self-important broadcaste­rs no longer set the political agenda
• The ‘Make Dishwasher­s Great Again’ movement is not as crazy as it sounds
• Can hypnothera­py curb my spending?
• The ‘cultural appropriat­ion’ bandwagon rolls on
• Could justice be in sight for the man in Barrymore’s pool?
• In a society that loves giving things up: is sex next?
• ‘We carry their memories in our bones’
• The rise of heli-commuting (not only for the uber-wealthy)
• The latest creature comfort for millennial­s: therapeuti­c astrology
• It’s boom time for the Brexit merch business
• Was there ever an alternativ­e to free market economics?
• Novel of the week Francesca Carington
• The wistful sitcom that championed the suburban stay-at-home mum
• RUPERT CHRISTIANS­EN

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