The Daily Telegraph - 2017-10-27

• Humphrys: Don’t invite me to dinner
• Arrests fall by half despite rise in crime
• Boris swears to protect EU citizens’ rights
• Time to embrace the dark side
• Halt hackers now, NHS told
• I lost myself in the loneliness of motherhood
• The Bear triumphs once again
• Migration will drive population to 73m
• Trump’s lessons from alcoholic brother
• I’ve witnessed our universiti­es’ EU love affair for 40 years
• Charities urged to blow whistle on staff they suspect of fraud
• Implant helps paralysed biker stand and move again
• On track to go faster than a speeding bullet
• Fast movers How the world land speed record has fallen
• Weary Davis hands out fudge for the vipers to sink their teeth into
• Judges reject legal challenge to Tories’ £1bn deal with the DUP
• O’mara has ‘no chance’ of remaining as MP if inquiry finds he lied
• MP calls for electronic voting to save members’ legs
• Jihadist wife gave husband combat knife ‘to kill for me’
• Police refuse to give gender of suspects in transgende­r brawl
• Twisted ‘I’m more radical than you’
• Ey up! Harry’s girl Meghan is a Yorkshire lass
• Colman replaces Foy to play older Queen
• Migrants to drive UK population to 73m by 2041
• Rudd urged to establish buffer zones outside abortion clinics
• Boy, 14, arrested after stepfather of classroom rival shot dead
• Quarter of all serious youth offences start on social media
• Gynaecolog­ist groped midwife, tribunal told
• University uses ‘Safe Space’ marshals at Rees-mogg event
• Council first to ban unstunned halal meat after bitter row with Muslims
• Black students need support due to ‘racist academics’
• BT landline-only customers have bills cut by third
• Suicidal children being let down by inadequate mental health services
• Trust says no to ‘NHS Airbnb’ after outcry
• Heart operations are safer in afternoons
• Catalan crisis escalates as leader rules out elections
• France let Isil jihadists claim £450,000 in benefits
• Assad regime responsibl­e for sarin gas attack, says UN
• Judd used Oscar ruse to escape clutches of Weinstein
• George HW Bush accused of groping by second actress
• Police kill three on Kenyan election day
• Migration almost overwhelme­d Sweden. But now there is hope
• Our Brutalist town centres deserve demolition, not our protection
• The Royal Navy should mothball out-of-date HMS Albion and Bulwark
• We need deficit realism, not blind optimism
• Time to get back to the basics of policing
• The most unpleasant piece of home equipment
• How can our universiti­es discrimina­te fairly?
• The battle to bingewatch: how Netflix changed TV
• STRANGE BUT TRUE; WE ALL NEED A BIT OF EIGHTIES NOSTALGIA
• One student’s gain is another’s loss – that can’t be right
• Office flings double in winter – well, there’s one way to warm up
• Queen of breakfast telly likes milk in more than her coffee
• One black-and-white marvel after another
• A little bit of politics, a super new venue and a lot of entertainm­ent
• An incomparab­ly lovely romance
• Don’t hold your breath if you’re waiting for drama
• BATTLE IN THE RAIN PROGRESS IMPEDED
• Sir John Manduell
• Jeanne Robert
• Working with Giovanni reminds me of Paul so much
• Bigger, darker and as mesmerisin­g as ever
• Film choice

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