The Daily Telegraph - 2017-10-14

• ‘Weinstein told me: Let’s hope it works out for your boyfriend’
• Hammond in bizarre outburst at ‘enemy EU’
• Trump fails to certify Iran deal
• Heath accuser lied, say his family
• ‘I’m in rehab, Weinstein shouldn’t be’
• Michael Deacon:
• Retailers told to stand their ground over round pound
• Stay out of trouble: Robocop will be ready to go on the beat by 2027
• Judge denies Brady’s wish for ‘diabolical’ funeral music
• Princess branded ‘gold digger’ as she takes divorce to UK court
• Duchess’s uncle charged with assault on his wife
• MI5 investigat­ed Corbyn’s communist aides
• PM beats retreat on Henry VIII powers as back-bench rebels threaten Brexit mutiny
• Thanks for the war heroics, says Juncker, but now pay up
• ‘Soldier of Allah’ escapes terror charge thanks to Facebook setting
• Judges rule children cannot be separated by gender in school
• Criminals face jail if caught twice with corrosive liquids
• National Trust trail-hunting ban ‘may be unenforcea­ble’
• Pox threatens to wipe out island’s red squirrels
• North Korea stole cyber weapons from US, claims Microsoft chief
• NHS considers A&E walk-ins for referred patients only
• Life expectancy ‘cut by nine weeks for every 2lb overweight’
• Angler who thought, ‘I’m going to need a bigger throat...’
• Teenager endures three separate sex attacks in one hour
• Kurds ordered to defend Kirkuk ‘at any cost’
• Penguin colony’s breeding season ‘like Tarantino does Happy Feet’
• Judge backs call to reinstate Zuma corruption charges
• Parachute jump ends in triple tragedy as lone skydiver tangles with tandem pair
• EU must learn from Brexit, says ‘Czech Trump’
• Austria ready to elect Kurz leader at 31
• Catalan leader faces hardliners’ rebellion
• Mrs May’s ‘burning injustices’ are a crass simplifica­tion of complex figures
• Don’t envy the super-rich: it’s hard to keep hold of a fortune…
• The Leftie angst that permeates our culture
• The UK must not lose its nerve on Brexit
• Getting on with the job of Brexit? No sign of it on the British side
• The fate of a predator
• The care crisis: burying our heads in the sand
• Did rejecting Harvey shut down my career and Ioan’s?
• The times I probably should’ve been fired by the BBC
• When fashion strides into politics
• Ten days that toppled the King of Hollywood
• The mental health fight is not over
• How much would you pay for trainers?
• HOW THE QUEEN PUT ME IN MY PLACE
• Charles Osborne
• Harry Blundred
• Joe Brandie
• Leaving a confession on show in the library
• Aldermore’s shares up 18pc as Firstrand makes £1bn offer
• Watchdog met Saudis before City rules change
• Mattress firms temporaril­y halt production after health scare
• Fears pay-tv ‘drowning out’ public channels
• GKN profit warning after legal claims blow
• Samsung Electronic­s chief quits amid ‘crisis’
• A voice for the viewer in TV’S multi-channel golden age
• The IMF and World Bank can be ignored
• UK nuclear industry fears Brexit ‘cliff edge’
• Road and rail infrastruc­ture is ‘paralysed’ by Heathrow delays
• Uber appeal over TFL ban keeps its cars in the capital
• A warm October, but Ophelia may put the wind up us

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