The Daily Telegraph - 2015-09-25

• British cars face retests in diesel scandal
• Paloma’s rugby song mauling
• Top doctors to be sent to cottage hospitals
• Assad could stay in power as Putin targets Isil in Syria
• Channel 4 in £1bn sale plan
• ‘I hope to stagger on into my nineties’
• Corbyn forced to back the beef eaters
• 717 pilgrims crushed to death in Mecca
• Green tea blamed for teenage girl’s hepatitis
• Looking for laughs in Limboland
• Editorial Comment
• Tenants could be denied right to buy
• FOI has had chilling effect, says mandarin
• Chief medical officer rows back on Alzheimer’s claim
• Burial breakthrou­gh may solve the mystery behind Mona Lisa
• Murdered Tsar’s remains exhumed to confirm fate of children missing from death pit
• My advice to Germany: scrap rules for real Vorsprung durch Technik
• Leading car makers in the spotlight over emission tests
• Strong winds help record surge in green energy
• Dimbleby: It’s too costly to have politicall­y balanced BBC audience
• Safety checks on children’s fancy dress
• Motorcycli­st left in ditch for two hours as police forces passed the buck
• Mother risks jail for lying over Primark breast-feeding ban
• No one minds if we don’t do our best, pupils tell inspectors at ‘hippy’ school
• Beheading threats by Iranian set free in UK
• German chief for the British Museum
• Sniffer dogs unable to detect knives
• I won’t budge! Mercedes drivers in 40-minute stand-off under bridge
• Man died after train hit him as he bent down
• City trader ‘posed as tycoon in £73million investment scam’
• Housing market crisis with 11 buyers for every home
• Royal beauty tips: nerve tonic and riding pills
• Test that can pinpoint recurring breast cancer
• The next challenge: how to master the conference autocue
• Deal signed to end Colombia’s Farc conflict
• Trafficker­s ‘impregnate’ rice with cocaine
• Prada plumps for a deluge of decorative detail
• City of Light now shops into night, despite mayor’s objections
• Festival flags provoke a Catalan fracas
• Get tough on migrants, or far-Right will win power, says leading EU official
• Merkel open to talks with Assad, as Russia ups the stakes in Syria
• Grandchild­ren win battle over Indian royals’ £260million
• Clinton: I rejected Bill’s first two proposals
• Forget Ashcroft’s porkies – it’s the PM’s laziness that should worry us
• Our male leads should be just a little more buttoned-up
• China doesn’t care about Redcar’s steelworke­rs
• Treat the causes of doctors’ exodus to encourage them to stay in Britain
• Seriously out of touch
• Diesel emission lies put public health at risk
• Look sharp
• Strictly confidenti­al
• Judith Woods
• Man Friday
• Life as Robert Pattinson knows it
• A small step on the road back to independen­ce
• Why kids should eat what they’re given
• This egotistica­l man should stick to writing songs
• The prince who would be king
• A Pink Floyd show in all but name
• Friends until the bitter end
• A gut-twisting morality tale
• Colonel Johnny Coke
• Ray Warleigh
• General Mario Menéndez
• Presenter of Rainbow who also wrote the television film Walter
• I N THEIR OWN WORDS

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