The Daily Telegraph - 2017-09-18

• Armani’s love affair with London
• Boris and May in Brexit bill showdown
• Police spoke to bomb suspect ‘two weeks ago’
• Banks accused of fraud risk by allowing Pin-less card payment
• NHS chiefs unveil plan for spas, facials and Zumba at hospitals
• Why exhilarati­ng autumn outshines summer
• Trump mocks ‘Rocket Man’ Kim Jong-un
• Business-class fliers hit with £400m tax bill
• Tessa Jowell’s family reveal her four-month cancer battle
• Plan to tax all graduates who benefited from free education
• Anti-fur demonstrat­ions cause chaos at London Fashion Week
• Supermodel accuses club of racism at her fashion launch
• French faced hate campaign after mixed-race adoption
• Amber Rudd accuses Johnson of being a ‘backseat driver’ over Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Positivity of Boris has set a fresh tone and a vision for the Government
• Davis: UK will still fund Europol
• Johnson accuses senior official of ‘distorting’ words over £350m
• Police cordon off home of second refugee foster child
• Bomb suspect arrested while trying to buy ferry ticket to Calais
• May calls on internet giants to censor terrorists’ sites
• Village bell tolls for no one as tourists complain about disturbed sleep
• Artwork sale to fund ‘the Bronx of East Anglia’
• Revamp will preserve prefabs for future use
• 90mph storm season to be worst on record
• Atlantic salmon swim into Derbyshire for first time in 150 years
• Scent forecast: musty with a hint of wet soil and thunder
• 436 patients – and only two doctors on call
• Police accused of failing to tackle killer drug ecstasy
• NHS tries to lure ‘cut-price’ US medics with holiday offers
• Schools break law on religious education
• Suu Kyi to break silence in ‘last chance’ to end Rohingya crisis
• Violence flares over ex-policeman’s acquittal
• Confident Abe considers snap Japan election
• New hurricane alert for British territorie­s
• Couscous-gate threatens to split Front National as power struggle intensifie­s
• Hamas ready to end Fatah feud and create a unity government
• Juncker’s great leap forwards risks setting the EU on a dangerous path
• Can’t wait: the high price of superfast tech
• May’s most telling gift is for saying too little
• Destinatio­n Brexit– whoever is driving
• Boris Johnson’s positive vision for Brexit is exactly what Britain needs
• Give pupils the chance to learn about farming
• ‘Posh’ qualificat­ions
• The day I finally got my hearing aids
• Allison Pearson Extracts from the follow-up to I Don’t Know How She Does It
• Why our boys need the HPV vaccine too
• Linda Blair Coping with the threat of disaster
• How the fight over polio is being won
• Ready-made live anthems show LCD have not lost their edge
• An odd opera pairing that work well together
• Lunchtime concerts more than safe in the hands of stand-in Ashley Wass
• Just a little too art-house
• Psychodram­a is a good excuse to revisit jazz-funk and have a party
• Local heroes make for a sure-footed opening
• Harry Dean Stanton
• Albert Speer
• Natasha Singarayer
• This Philip K Dick adaptation lacked a modern-day message

The Daily Telegraph - 2017-09-16

The Daily Telegraph - 2017-09-19