Derby Telegraph - 2021-08-23

• When is daddy coming home?
• IS IT THE END OF THE LINE FOR HS2?
• Friends who are best of rivals
• Derbyshire needs your vote
• Mum sheds 7st in 18 months after being inspired by her ‘miracle baby’
• ‘Daughter keeps asking to see him, she does not realise he is not coming home’
• Students create ‘peace and happiness’ garden for Gardeners’ World Live
• Former nail bar owners given court order to prevent modern slavery
• County’s 10 hotspots for Covid are revealed
• Farewell to Roger, the pub landlord who helped to change Derby’s music scene
• Upmarket supermarke­t is rated worst online for fresh groceries, says Which?
• Woman victim is left needing surgery after drunken thug attacked her and defiled flat
• Tenants from hell left my house in this state
• Free prescripti­ons blow for thousands in county would be ‘kick in teeth’
• Pentagon set for up to 20 weeks of roadworks
• Beautiful buildings standing empty in our city centre
• City is ‘one of most affordable locations for first-time buyers’
• ‘UK troops’ sacrifice not in vain’ – Blair
• The ‘worst scenario’
• March of hatred at cost of world peace
• Late city chemists
• ‘Shower gel is not a luxury’
• GP in special measures after ‘concerns’ over patient safety
• Drunken man threatened to ‘smash up’ police dog
• ‘Stupid’ driver tried to give his brother’s name to police when stopped
• Full marks for memories of exams 60 years ago!
• Back-to-school doesn’t have to break the bank
• Top tips to boost your money confidence
• Tips to help you avoid a splitting headache
• POUND NOTES
• A guide to Section 75 and shopping with confidence
• IN THE MIX
• Will it be a kitchen nightmare for Katie?
• Two own goals in a catalaogue of misfortune­s as Brewers beaten
• Brackley hoodoo hits Reds again
• Rooney calls on his players to be more clinical and believe
• Baggies knocked off top in spite of away win
• Lots of pluses but still a lot to worry fans in Boro blank
• RAMS RATINGS
• New book documents hospital which cared for injured troops
• The building which exchanged hands on many occasions, was home to a cinema, theatre and dance hall, but to Derby folk is still known as ‘the old Telegraph building’
• Videos thrilled the radio stars
• Good Lord! We’ve letters for Mr Scarsdale
• Soak up the sunshine on a luxurious Italian adventure
• Stunning scenery, a taste of history and a cruise filled with memories

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