The Daily Telegraph - 2016-07-27

• The priest martyred by Isil
• British meat back on the US menu after 20 years
• Modern retro or classic? How to nail a signature style
• Plus This summer’s It bag
• Celia Walden
• Key SABMiller investor rejects new £79bn offer
• Cuts to HMRC helplines hit callers in pocket
• BT stays intact – but ‘may be split up after Brexit’
• Ecclestone’s mother-in-law in £28m kidnap
• Philip Johnston:
• Corbyn takes Labour as low in the polls as Michael Foot
• Doctors ‘more likely to miss Alzheimer’s signs in men’
• Joyriders avoid charges for knocking down pensioner
• Dolly siblings’ ninth birthday is boost for cloning
• They forced him down to his knees. Out came a knife...
• Devoted to the end Priest could have quit a decade ago
• Two weeks of attacks
• Killer was tagged and on terror watch list
• Isil knows its priorities – and attacking Christians is one of them
• Text alerts to halt rip-offs on zero per cent credit card deals
• The changes Reaching out to dissatisfi­ed customers
• Workers who leave computers on at night raise risk of cyber attacks, warns minister
• Channel 4 accused of hitting rock bottom with nude dating show
• Accident on set could have killed star Ford
• Child sex abuse inquiry could be new Chilcot and last for a decade
• Arcade told to repay £300 to eight-year-old
• Purple patch for lipstick in rush to perfect the ‘pouting selfie’
• Bather died at Norfolk beach after crying for help in Polish
• MPs demand action to prevent Brexit migrant surge
• Army mess ablaze after f lares f ly at boozy dinner
• ‘Stripped, cuffed and tortured’: footage of boy in detention centre rocks Australia
• Obama savages Trump and calls on party to unite behind Clinton
• First US double hand transplant patient: ‘They have been useless’
• Japanese care home killer was released from psychiatri­c hospital
• Erdogan using coup as cover for dictatorsh­ip, warns cleric
• Grandfathe­r may be freed from Iran jail after five years
• Let’s bang the drum for BT – not bash it
• Whoever wins, America will be more divided than ever
• Isil’s terrorists have set a deadly trap for Europe
• These were evil killers, not soldiers of war
• Half the village got slow broadband and the other half got fast
• Bicycle bells could bring harmony to our lanes
• Better broadband
• Brexit fudge
• Things you only know when you are a tall woman
• CAN I COLOUR MY HAIR WHEN I’M PREGNANT?
• The summer holiday custody wars
• Where do we stand on... ...Unresignin­g
• H Damon’s right to shoot his mouth off about guns
• We’re playing a dangerous game with Pokémon Go
• A PERFECT STAY
• A PERFECT DAY
• A marvel out of mayhem
• Once it was Steele, but 50 years on it’s pure gold
• Boisterous night with the Bolshoi
• The Reverend Tim LaHaye
• Professor Keith Vickerman
• Marni Nixon
• Mondi leaps on profit hopes and limited impact from EU vote
• Signs of hope for global economy amid new slump in oil price
• Carney needs to be careful with that monetary sledgehamm­er
• Games Workshop’s army faces challenges but is worth joining
• Executive pay must veer off its tramlines
• Housing market feels chill of tax rises and EU exit
• Ex-BHS owner prepares to reply to damning criticism by MPs
• Brexit wipes 14pc off value of Earls Court redevelopm­ent
• Investor group seeks shake-up for executive pay
• Living the high life with the wonderful St Joan

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