The Daily Telegraph - 2019-08-28

• Prince Andrew ‘knows what he has done’, says Epstein victim
• Javid warns there will be no ‘blank cheques’
• Social media and body image are making our children the unhappiest for 25 years
• Johnson risks angering Brexiteers as No 10 says only backstop must go from deal
• Why a personal tailor is this season’s must have
• Festival-goers should pay £25 ‘tent tax’
• Marlboro cigarette makers may reunite
• Bolsonaro demands apology from Macron
• Why can’t people accept older women who date younger men?
• Andrew Roberts:
• Next week’s Spending Round will clear decks to let us focus on Brexit
• BA told to explain cancellati­on chaos
• Detectoris­t event goes to pot due to drug-laced cake
• Insect-based grub is better for cats and dogs, say vets
• Hammond to be champion of cross-party bid to derail no-deal Brexit
• Archbishop defies criticism by signalling he could head ‘citizens’ assembly’ on EU crisis
• Shapps may reveal new HS2 costs as early as next week
• Minister commits to foreign aid budget because it is ‘good for British business’
• MPS are making a deal less likely
• Don’t blame fracking for Surrey earthquake­s, say scientists
• Millennial­s rent clothes to cut back on landfill fashion
• Teenage son of disabled artist and fourth plinth model is found dead
• Woman killed father with remote control
• Albino lizard becomes the world’s first GM reptile
• Caveman diet of fasting then feasting is secret to losing weight
• Nato vows to strike back against cyber attack on any of its members
• Surgeons save man’s severed hand by grafting it to his groin
• Police investigat­e 1,500 crimes on one hospital ward
• Roadwork data will be beamed straight to satnavs
• Granny knows best as Bake Off newbies turn to elders for help
• Police chiefs not taking pay rises over pension tax
• Estranged wife attacks ‘controllin­g’ astronaut
• Salvini ally calls for uprising if new coalition is formed
• Australia fears for Sydney author accused of espionage in China
• Composer and saxophonis­t wife killed with baby in plane crash
• Berlin killing ‘may be another Skripal case’
• Nazanin spouse critical of UK as Iran jails a seventh ‘spy’
• Cricket is squanderin­g its big opportunit­y
• Don’t give in to the anti-clutter bullies, enjoy bits and pieces
• Israel will not put up with Iran’s provocatio­ns
• Remainers should drop their sense of entitlemen­t – and listen to voters
• A sensitive approach to building phone masts
• People’s Parliament? I think they mean anti-democratic coup
• An expert guide to end-of-summer skin and hair care
• The challenge of parenting young eco-worriers
• Second-hand September: a fashion editor’s style guide
• Shop with mother
• A cunning solution to phone signal issues
• No grown-up should expect their parents to bail them out
• Sex traffickin­g from the pimps’ point of view: a doomed enterprise?
• Orchestre de Paris joins premier league under baton of Brit conductor
• Ferdinand Piëch
• Sheila Steafel
• BAT’S a drag and FTSE 100 fails to catch fire as rally lights up Europe
• Deloitte partners can count on bumper payout as income increases
• Shop prices fall at fastest rate in a year
• Harry Ramsden’s gobbled up by rival Deep Blue
• Science in the valleys
• Facing the future
• Trade peace is the key, not Trump’s Twitter war
• Buybacks: manna from heaven or road to hell?
• Lloyd’s underwrite­rs double cash pot to cover emerging risks
• Ghosn ‘spent Nissan cash on Omani investment start-up’
• Which bombed-out British stocks will be the next to fall to a takeover bid?
• How the UK’S digital tax may be putting the brakes on tech
• Britain is cashing in on the need to spot deepfakes
• Did you manage Radio 4’s full 10 hours of Proust?

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