The Daily Telegraph - 2018-08-03

• Army chief: I’ll protect Troubles veterans
• Same-sex couples on Strictly would be a game changer
• Interest rate rises but savers will still suffer
• ‘Take phones from under-11s’
• The Today programme is not in crisis
• Mnangagwa wins Zimbabwe election
• May woos Macron at his island hideaway
• Apple is America’s first trillion-dollar company
• Are you a locker or an opener?
• Doctors may get fast-track qualificat­ion after Brexit
• Claims that Remain broke spending rules are rejected
• First modern lesbian plaque infuriates for lack of L-word
• Pride T-shirts made in Turkey ‘are unethical’
• Jewish Museum bars Corbyn from speaking
• Labour leader with an unbridled passion for condemning Israeli policy
• We should never forget that 90per cent of killings during the Troubles were carried out by terrorists
• Gove: climate lets English wine take on champagne
• Instagram-baiting burgers don’t cut the mustard with top chefs
• Gingerbrea­d loses manhood as biscuits now gender neutral
• Mystery of disappeari­ng Rose’s Lime Cordial solved
• Stonehenge, England’s pride, is a Welsh wonder
• Hunt is on for Harry Kane fivers that may just net you £50,000
• Obese people spread flu for longer, claims new research
• ‘Safe’ pollution levels need to be halved to cut heart disease
• School ditches ‘intimidati­ng’ maths textbooks to quell nerves
• Questions for would-be spies: can you do GCHQ’S puzzles?
• Universiti­es hold lectures in the evening as student numbers soar
• Ethical hackers expose flaws in military war-zone satellites
• Death and despair on London’s murder mile
• NHS trust considers plan to let volunteers drive ambulances
• Water firm calls off its hosepipe ban ...for now
• Skye hits back at claims it is ‘swamped’ with tourists
• Profession­als missed string of chances to save Elsie
• Cameron’s citizen service scheme attracts as few as one in 20 youngsters
• Private investors back £370m first stage of Windsor railway plan
• Racism smear surgeon wins £102,000 for unfair dismissal
• Heathrow security seize suspected missile parts heading to Iran
• Russian woman ‘worked as spy’ at US embassy in Moscow
• States geared up to fight president’s plan to roll back Obama’s car fuel efficiency laws
• Ivanka Trump: migrant family separation­s were ‘low point’
• French face fines for wolf-whistling in public
• Pope changes Catholic Church’s view on ‘inhumane’ death penalty
• Japan offers cure to Monday blues: take the morning off
• There is a deep fissure in the global Right – and Trump is widening it
• Labour MPS should leave their racist party
• May’s successor must not be a centrist manager
• Shire horses bred for farm and forestry work
• Smart meters give total control to energy suppliers – not customers
• Assisted dying
• A blow to Zimbabwe
• A Brexit PM
• ‘Poor Jen’ – why do we still care?
• How to heatproof your pantry
• THE LOVE ISLAND EFFECT: ARE YOU MAN ENOUGH FOR JEWELLERY?
• They’re addictive, but I’m not banning screens on holiday
• When it comes to sex, the Germans have really got it nailed
• Wine could save me from dementia? I’ll drink to that
• This theatrical gamble pays off
• Cinema’s new favourite villain: social media
• Arterton rescues not-so-great Escape
• Juvenile but smart superhero parody
• Sadly, Hurt’s final film is a forgettabl­e trudge
• Compelling true-life Mafia tale gets lost in the woods
• Michael Lapage
• Mary Carlisle
• R F Christian
• Miners lead FTSE 100 lower as Trump mulls new China tariffs
• End of an era as rates rise
• Philip Day mulls House of Fraser rescue bid
• The right move – but it comes far too late
• Universal income
• High-risk economics
• House building drives fastest constructi­on growth in a year
• Jet engine cracks put a hole in Rolls-royce balance sheet
• Former Stobart boss put private jets and pop star on expenses
• Kaz investors rattled by $900m deal for Russia copper project
• Barclays takes swipe at activist Bramson after strong second quarter
• Countrywid­e shares plunge after £140m fund raising
• Legoland owner squeezed after investing in its parks
• PPI has cost it almost £20bn but Lloyds is now going from strength to strength
• Amazon pays a third less UK tax despite bigger profits
• Npower fined £2.4m over advanced meters
• Cox excels but HBO’S epic new drama is hard to love

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