The Daily Telegraph - 2018-06-16

• ‘Purge of the middle class’ fears at top firms
• Gaming addiction can be treated on the NHS after it is declared a medical disorder
• Tories vent fury at senior MP for blocking upskirting law
• Last orders
• Switched-on Charles wants an electric car
• Descendant of Darwin urges meat-free day once a week
• Band of Tory rebels leave a trail that leads to plot against Brexit
• UK running out of time over deal and could be left in ‘legal limbo’
• Wife who stood by husband after he tried to kill her sees him jailed
• Tory peer’s affair with Olympic show jumper exposed in court
• Oxfam must save £16m in wake of Haiti sex scandal
• Teacher struck off for drunken temple rant
• Swingers’ club can go at it seven days a week
• Epileptic boy in hospital after cannabis oil is seized
• Russian police launch crime blackout on Putin’s orders
• Skripal effect blamed for poor England ticket sales
• Judge bans London rap gang from making violent drill music
• Upbringing cannot excuse moped ‘highwaymen’ murder spree
• Capital ‘fed up with knife crime’, says stab victim’s tearful father
• GPS to assess 40-year-olds for signs of dementia risk
• One in 12 adults admits taking ‘smart drugs’
• Becker yet to visit nation where he is a ‘diplomat’
• Tory activist ‘posing as Lord Cramp’ in Westminste­r security alert
• Paratroope­r exercise shows that we are ready for war, say chiefs
• Ex-rolls-royce engineer is ‘not the kind to give secrets away’
• Majority of voters back rise in income tax to fund NHS
• Merkel fights to save coalition as migrant policy returns to haunt her
• Isil prisoners free to return to battlefiel­d after swap deals
• Comedian found raped and murdered in Melbourne park
• Sessions invokes Bible to defend splitting families
• UN rejects plan to call for Yemen ceasefire
• Taliban chief behind Malala attack ‘killed by US drone’
• Missing Glasto? Why not head on down to Labour Live?
• Sorry, but cervical screening is very much a women’s issue
• The apocalypse has only come to Westminste­r
• Don’t scapegoat a private education
• Tax relief on private health schemes would rejuvenate the NHS
• Making a meal of pronouncin­g certain words
• Rebels with a cause
• Attempt to stop Brexit
• Liz Bonnin
• Bryony Gordon
• Lisa Armstrong
• Duty of Care
• ‘TECH GIANTS MUST FOLLOW OUR LEAD’
• Even Instamums need to log off now and then
• Fashion’s original sharp-tongued talent
• How an icon stands in for the person it shows
• David Douglas Duncan
• Indivior loses a quarter of its value as copycat drug is approved
• Trump fires $50bn salvo in trade war with China
• Thameslink boss exits after timetable fiasco
• £1.8bn windfall for Equitable Life policyhold­ers
• Booker lift for Tesco as it posts 10th quarter of growth in a row
• Global economy has not yet left long shadow of financial crisis
• Eastern Europe is a real threat to the City
• Glencore hopes currency deal will avert risk of US sanctions
• Rolls-royce targets £1bn cash flow by 2020
• Petropavlo­vsk urges FCA to investigat­e two rebel investors
• Even chickens and carp rejoice when the sun comes out
• Cracksman and Dettori looking like star turns
• Clemmie could cost me a top hat – but it’s a price worth paying
• Killer hawks and lots of lobster: how the stage is set for Ascot
• ‘We hide our advertisin­g boards if the Queen is here’

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