The Daily Telegraph - 2017-10-28

• Cracks show in the EU as Catalans back independen­ce
• MPS resist rules to protect staff from harassment
• Robert Peston
• Nanny knows best
• Daily Telegraph subscriber offer
• Britain could face second Brexit bill – and 30 years before any money back
• How an English local paper was first to hear of JFK’S murder
• Phone call tipped off FBI that Oswald would be shot
• ‘Spain is not going to let us get away with it’
• Centuries of national fervour
• Old soldiers up in arms as remembranc­e hymn banned
• Nine crew are removed from nuclear sub for using cocaine
• BBC’S new talent hunt...only 70-year-olds need apply
• Chef Heston’s sister sought for assault case against mother
• Village puts garden display ‘cheating’ behind it to win Britain in Bloom’s top prize
• Lemsip and other remedies ‘have no effect’ on head cold
• How a weekly glass of red could boost a woman’s chances of becoming pregnant
• Smoking marijuana can fan the flames of desire
• Heiress said ‘funny walk’ made her look drunk
• Judge who ranted over luggage retires days before inquiry
• Baby boomers as bad as ‘avocado brunch’ millennial­s
• Oxford chief racks up £70,000 in expenses
• Black students condemn MP’S claim of ‘social apartheid’
• Hotel booking sites investigat­ed over ‘just one bed left’ ruse
• N Korea carried out NHS cyber attack, says minister
• Christian student loses ban appeal over gay marriage slurs
• ‘Rambling’ vicar axed by Church for adultery
• Parachute wife: I suspected my husband was in a secret sex club
• Mussolini’s home town fears ruin from ban on glorifying Italy’s fascist past
• Australian PM cast into crisis as MPS are barred
• ‘The circling sharks could hear us breathe’
• Remember Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate? We now have that culture of denunciati­on
• I am the NHS’S future: an entire ward in my spare room
• EU sits on its hands as Spain teeters
• Universiti­es wrong to be stampeded by students’ fashionabl­e ideas
• Falklands landings
• Learning comes first
• The truth about green taxes in energy bills
• Penny-foolish banks
• Inside a scandal at the palace
• Going on a ‘journey’ won’t fix Jared O’mara’s disgrace
• How have I survived this long without an iphone?
• Church services tomorrow
• GRAVE DEFEAT OF THE ITALIANS
• Patricia Llewellyn
• Geri Morgan
• Pictures made with slabs of coloured light
• Shell shares hit three-year peak after oil breaches the $60 mark
• Catalans scramble to build their own state
• UBS backtracks on shifting jobs out of the City
• Strong growth in US economy points to interest rate rises on the way
• Central bank blues
• Back in black
• Better shareholde­r stewardshi­p is the key to greater productivi­ty
• TMF sold for €1.75bn ending its London listing plans
• A last hurrah in North Sea... then straight to scarves

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