The Daily Telegraph - 2015-08-15

• Make every school an academy
• Fracking go-ahead for large areas of England
• Labour grandees round on ‘anti-Semite’ Corbyn
• Our Columnists Lisa Armstrong & Bryony Gordon
• Andy Burnham:
• Judge orders Janner into court
• Greece staying in the euro after £61bn bail-out
• Paparazzi ‘using children in play parks to lure Prince into shot’
• Charles’s fears about divorce before he married Diana
• Japan ‘can’t carry on apologisin­g for war’
• Defence experts given 300 words to state their case in ministers’ Armed Forces review
• Silver Swans are flocking back to the barre
• Latest ruling from EU: hands that do dishes are in danger
• British bobby joins the drunken party in Magaluf
• Prescott: I didn’t grope MP’s wife, she’s built like a barn door
• Wiltshire police should have kept Heath inquiry private, says former aide
• The bestseller that promises to send a child to sleep in minutes
• Young readers will keep the pages turning this winter
• All supermarke­ts agree to pay more to dairy farmers
• A punishing regime to prove Sarkozy is fit for office
• Break-in foiled at Cilla’s home on day of inquest
• Top school-leavers snapped up by employers
• Grandmothe­r held as huge weapons cache seized in Kent
• Assisted dying is not a sin, say religious leaders
• The Hound of Hounslow has £25m stashed in Swiss bank
• Raider grabs £100,000 panther days after stealing Frink piece
• Greek coast guard ‘sank migrants’ dinghy’
• Isil widow ‘desperate’ to return to Britain
• Osama bin Laden’s son issues call to arms
• Kerry hails new dawn in US relations with Cuba
• French rail worker paid to do nothing
• São Paulo gunmen kill 20 in three hours
• Fireman pulled alive from China blast zone
• Happy birthday to our no-fuss Princess
• How to speak like a Corby nite: a helpful guide
• Conservati­ve ideas can shape the next decade
• Jeremy Corbyn wins support because he stands for clear principles
• VJ Day did not bring peace for everyone
• Choosing to die
• Cotton-wool kids – a cautionary tale
• Make your summer shop count
• How to avoid the ‘holiday’ half stone
• What it’s like to be ‘out there’ now
• Breastfeed­ing doesn’t suit every woman
• Horoscopes
• Peggy Evans
• Orlando Orfei
• Philip Walwyn
• Clothes designed for the kingdom of heaven
• Killer hornets: the swarm we do have cause to fear
• Weir shares hit amid persistent oil-glut misery
• Poor growth in EU’s biggest economies slows recovery
• Virgin Media mounts Wi-Fi challenge to BT with home-routers upgrade and street-side hotspots
• Sportech poised to end 92-year-old tradition after Canadian gambling firm comes calling
• UK ‘rigging’ lawsuits against banks a step closer
• Salute the mini-boom – just don’t mistake it for a durable recovery
• Five bad taxes that must be axed now
• Chinese markets rally after yuan’s three-day slide brought to a halt
• Tories’ election victory puts the heat under Aga sales
• Barclays reform blighted by high costs, warns Moody’s

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