The Daily Telegraph - 2017-08-15

• If Corbyn wins power, I’m going to Sudan
• Backlash over the silencing of Big Ben
• ‘Japanese fungus’ spreads through hospital wards
• UK seeks customs deal to avoid border chaos
• The joy of six Reality of raising a big brood
• Split fares to beat rail ‘rip-off ’
• Swift wins groping case and $1 damages
• Call for more flexible working to cut pay gap
• Trump condemns US race hate at last
• Sainsbury’s delays bid over competitio­n fears
• Parlez-vous ? The emojis taking over the workplace
• Editorial Comment:
• Frances Wilson:
• Garden bridge plan withers and dies
• Smirnoff heiress denies ‘fake bailiff ’ theft plot
• Cyclist on trial for road death blamed pedestrian
• Irish threaten to block UK’S transition plans
• Stamp duty costs economy billions by stopping people living where they want, says think tank
• Ukip tried to rebrand as Patriotic Alliance on ballot papers in attempt to stay relevant
• Edinburgh Zoo staff turn on bosses in Panda-gate row after narrow escape
• Killer starved himself in plot to escape prison
• Licence-fee dodgers able to use fake login details on iplayer, admits BBC
• Len: Strictly speaking they’re not celebritie­s
• This could wipe the smiley off your face...
• Ofsted faces more challenges by schools after High Court ruling
• Sandhurst offers its own degree – as it has too many graduates
• Risk-averse young workers don’t copy Dick Whittingto­n
• Church music ban sparks unholy row
• Airlines call for stricter rules over passengers taking drink on flights
• Farmer’s wife denied divorce disputes what is ‘unreasonab­le’
• Anger at billionair­es’ plan to reshape church around their art
• Firemen to take police roles as new set-up ‘blurs lines’
• Supermarke­ts face boycott over ‘toxic’ foreign eggs
• North Korean leader ‘has discussed plan’ to fire missiles at Guam
• Turnbull’s majority at risk as deputy admits ‘I’m a Kiwi’
• Families dig for bodies after mudslides and flooding kill 300 in Sierra Leone’s capital
• Mugabe’s wife ‘split model’s head open in hotel attack’
• Baby ‘clubbed into a coma’ as Kenyan forces raid home
• Muslim must salute and sing India’s anthem to show loyalty
• Tourists cancel Dolomites trips in protest over bear killing
• Britain was not responsibl­e for partition, it was down to Nehru
• Easy win for Merkel, harder lesson for May
• Conservati­sm is not fascism. It is the answer to it
• Jacob Rees-mogg makes Conservati­sm sound effortless­ly superior
• More than firefighte­rs
• The reason people can’t afford to buy a house
• Yadults The things nobody tells you about living with young adults
• Secret diary of a POW in Japan
• It’s the end of the holiday-home dream
• The Parisian Venus who shocked polite society
• A resounding no vote for Salmond
• Tumultuous reaction to a great Britten opera
• ERZBERGER’S INTRIGUES.
• SENT TO THE POWERS.
• Richard Gordon
• Lady Cudlipp
• Alastair Gavin
• Bookie outpaces rivals amid fears £2 fixed bet cap remains a runner
• Mining billionair­e detained in fraud probe
• Oozi Cats steps down from Telit over historic US fraud allegation­s
• John Menzies scraps merger with DX
• Clarkson rallies following shipping crisis
• Don’t be fooled by euro surge Matthew Lynn
• Further GDP growth for Japan as Abenomics bears fruit
• Capita faces strike over pensions
• New River agrees £430m refinance deal
• Eurozone industrial output slumps
• Irish state energy supplier ESB turns up heat on Big Six with UK launch
• CBI council for manufactur­ers ‘could cloud consistent message’ delivered to Cabinet
• Scandal-hit Commbank’s chief executive to step down
• Trenitalia pulls out of race for Southeaste­rn rail franchise
• Hold on to Devro and enjoy the 3.8pc yield while you wait for the turnaround
• Brexit brief: banks put contingenc­y plans in place
• Nintendo sued over patent infringeme­nt for Switch console
• Midnight’s Children is the radio drama of the year

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