The Daily Telegraph - 2016-10-01

• ‘They’d all had a bet on the game’
• Hammond’s warning to business
• If the crown fits
• Dannatt: Give troops payouts for Iraq slurs
• BT threatens higher bills after rates rise
• FA warns Allardyce he faces misconduct charges
• Chiuri graces feminism with a feminine touch
• A scandalous glove affair: how Sooty shocked BBC
• Woman given £80 litter fine for feeding ducks
• The PM can seize the moment to set course for a decade of Tory rule
• May makes grab for the centre ground with review of workers’ rights
• McDonnell will not be forced to kneel for Queen
• It doesn’t look great but I didn’t do wrong, says Hasselbain­k as Belgian chairman quits
• Kissinger flies in to help raise funds for upkeep of Heath’s home
• Hillsborou­gh inquest police sacking ‘wrong’
• Abuse victims threaten to cut ties to inquiry
• Drink-drive accidents rise as motorists see fewer police on the roads
• Free school head jailed over £69,000 fraud
• The Syrian rescue worker who wept over a baby – and touched the world
• Last sacrifice for science as Rosetta signs off
• Cyber crime unit opens amid surge in online attacks
• CBeebies host cleared in child abduction case
• Senior lawyer jailed for stabbing wife because of ‘desperatio­n’ over increased workload
• Restaurant­s to be named and shamed over large puddings
• Leukaemia probably caused by virus, not radiation
• Peres: Netanyahu would have started Iran war
• Van Gogh masterpiec­es found in mafia home
• German mayor attacked over refugee support
• Duterte: Like Hitler, I’d slaughter 3m drug addicts
• Japanese police fear ‘angel of death’ at hospital
• Leonardo DiCaprio and the unlikely tale of Brando’s lost Oscar
• Trump ‘meltdown’ over Miss Universe sex tape claim
• I am the victim of a cocaine smuggling scam, says aristocrat
• Mushy peas and double helpings of fish for Kate
• Britain has turned the tide in Europe, we can afford to be generous on Brexit
• If it’s not about Jeremy, who is it about? Don’t ask...
• This is what humans need to do to keep control of the robots
• A defining challenge for Mrs May
• Should we sacrifice the Green Belt to housing?
• Now football has failed Britain, we must find another national game
• Defend Polish culture
• ‘I’m shocked by what arouses me’
• Lisa Armstrong
• Lord Dannatt
• Chef’s table
• Bryony Gordon
• Joseph Harmatz
• Terence Brady
• Superstiti­ous Romans and the fear of weasels
• FTSE enjoys best quarter in years as it surges post referendum
• Growth in UK services defies Brexit vote fears
• Deutsche Bank endures turbulent day on the markets amid speculatio­n it could slash $14bn fine
• City lobbyist warns 70,000 jobs could be lost without trade deal
• Monarch still flying after last-minute licence extension
• This popular backlash to global trade threatens mass instabilit­y
• It’s official: economy doing fine after Brexit
• RBS to focus on NatWest brand in England
• Balmy autumn means winter will bite us harder
• Welcome to village life
• Why 2016 is a perfect time to be kicking back
• RETIRE IN THE UK BECAUSE…
• Time to enjoy a foodie retirement
• DOWN SIZING MADE EASY
• A hive of activities to enjoy

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