The Daily Telegraph - 2017-09-29

• Redford: I never knew Jane loved me
• Universal Credit thrown into chaos
• Celia Walden My bacchanali­an night at the Playboy mansion
• Ryanair told to find passengers new flights
• Robert Bathurst I’m not the person you think I am
• War in Korea a real threat, say experts
• Suspended Stokes likely to miss Ashes
• Playboy founder dies: Obituary,
• Sixteen-year-olds to be given pensions
• Clayfever Why everyone’s gone potty at the Tate
• Khan plans crackdown on wood burners in bid to reduce toxic air pollution
• Prince’s message to young people: forget ‘likes’ and take real action
• Break in trade talks deadlock still months away, warns EU
• May: the young must know capitalism works
• David Davis is the swaggering Swiss Toni of Brexit – all he’s really missing is the moustache
• High price of internet shopping is ill health, say physiother­apists
• Taxi driver bombarded Goldsmith with calls
• Chloe director’s debut gives the pretty fashion house some edge
• I’d hire Smiley ahead of Bond, says head of secret service
• Global chaos as airport check-in software collapses
• Chickens on supermarke­t shelves could be out of date
• Sadiq Khan attacked by PM for banning Uber in capital
• Plastic waste serves as ‘ocean raft’
• Don’t let the bed bugs hitch a ride on your dirty clothes
• Suicide pact student faced questions over friend’s death
• Judge quashes village flashing conviction over online gossip
• Breast cancer patients denied 43p daily drug
• Devout Muslim attacked daughter after he caught her having sex
• Half the country likely to study at a university despite fees rise
• SOAS tops list of hosts for speakers with extremist views
• The children’s book with a very rude subplot
• Sexting barrister gave his female client £2,400 ‘to buy clothes’ during trial
• Trump criticised over relief for Puerto Rico
• Baghdadi tape message shows Isil chief is alive
• DNA ‘chemical surgery’ could cure genetic diseases
• Police hunt for blackmaile­r who poisoned supermarke­t baby food
• Da Vinci may have drawn nude Mona Lisa, say experts
• ‘Europe is supporting Spain like a zombie’
• It’s the Conservati­ves who are stuck in the past, not Corbyn’s Labour
• Don’t put a dampener on small talk about the weather
• The Tories need to smell the coffee all over again
• Why do the young not learn at school that socialist populism always produces poverty?
• Benefits of reform
• Bombardier rebuffed
• Taxing robots will simply take a toll on jobs
• DRESSING (GOWN) TO IMPRESS The pleasures of proper nightwear – Stephen Doig on Hugh Hefner’s come-to-bed style
• There’s no excuse for nurses who lack basic compassion
• Instagramm­ers have stars in their eyes – but I’m ahead of the curve
• Labour’s lurch to the Left is bad news for democracy
• On a magical journey with Alice
• A passion for the poetry of nature
• Each line sung as if plucked euphorical­ly from the air
• Riveting character study of a jaded Londoner frittering her life away
• Soft-furnished Hollywood satire that’s too innocuous by half
• WOMEN LAND WORKERS
• Sir Richard Greenbury
• My Strictly Diary ‘Loads of people have shown their knickers’
• Last night on television Breathless presenter from the Brian Cox school
• Film choice

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