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HOW TO WIN THE WAR ON RATS Are we too cruel to Kim Kardashian? A triumph on the London stage Trump’s disgrace Is his campaign doomed?
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Trump's Warning Shot To Assad
Foreign ministers of the G7 group of nations met in Tuscany this week to discuss how to put pressure on Russia to drop its support for Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad, in the wake of his regime’s apparent use of an illegal nerve gas during an attack on a town in rebel-held Idlib province.
The Russian Reaction
Just a few months ago officials in Moscow were toasting the election of Donald Trump: he seemed so keen to forge closer ties with Russia.
Spy, Explorer, Cheerful Failure - The Man Who Inspired James Bond
Peter Fleming undertook an epic but fruitless mission up the Amazon, and then wrote a bestselling book about it. He also inspired his brother, Ian, to create the most famous fictional spy of all time. Ben Macintyre considers a very British hero.
Europe's Last Colony
Spain has long been determined to regain sovereignty over “the Rock” at its southern tip, but Gibraltar remains stubbornly British.
Controversy Of The Week: Labour's Anti-Semitism
“Labour has developed a unique skill under Jeremy Corbyn,” said Stephen Pollard in The Daily Telegraph.
The nuclear menace of North Korea
Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s supreme leader, is building a nuclear missile that could reach the US. Can he be stopped?
Tennis: Konta hits new heights
“She came, she saw, she Konta-ed,” said Simon Briggs in The Daily Telegraph.
Angry protesters target Russia's prime minister
With last week’s mass protests, Russia “has awakened from a deep sleep”, said Christian Esch in Der Spiegel (Hamburg).
People
A fitting challenge Captains of University Challenge teams don’t often break through into the popular consciousness, says Harry Wallop in The Times.
The North Korea problem
Donald Trump warned this week that he was ready to tackle the nuclear threat from North Korea with or without help from China.
