The Daily Telegraph - 2019-08-31

• Duke sails into a storm
• EU ‘ready to scrap deadline for Brexit’
• Farewell to fillings as scientists find a way to regrow tooth enamel
• Children being poisoned as UK recycling burns
• Douglas Murray:
• Mark Wallace:
• Women on HRT should review it with their GP, Government says
• Cancer patients miss out on radiothera­py
• Judge slates authoritie­s as he jails gang of sex predators
• Tetra Pak billionair­e Rausing dies aged 93
• Lord who loves to shock is royal gay pioneer
• Major accused of hypocrisy as he joins battle against PM
• Letwin in talks with Bercow but denies cooking up a deal
• ‘Stop the Coup’ organiser is far-leftist who boycotted Remembranc­e Sunday
• The inside story of the sacking of Sonia Khan
• Cummings’ game theory depends on who he thinks he is signalling to
• ‘Furious’ Javid has showdown with Johnson after aide is fired
• Building site at Irish border raises fears of checkpoint­s
• Zellweger on song as fragile, ailing Garland
• Once poles apart, two norths are set to align
• Algorithm enhances X-rays to reveal hidden art masterpiec­es
• Why the residents of Downton are all upstanding citizens
• Exams aren’t everything, say private schools
• Williamson: education should revive ‘Victorian spirit of ingenuity’
• Elderly told to be on guard for bogus charity collectors
• Drivers face fines if satnavs lead them up a blind alley
• Vegan hate campaign left farmer in fear of his life
• Sir Paul Mccartney’s grandson mugged at knifepoint in London
• Isil ‘executione­r’ who claimed UK benefits is captured in Syria
• Tycoon told off recruiter for bringing him an ‘old’ woman of 23
• World cruise setting sail into record books
• Poll finds that no one likes the British abroad – least of all us
• School windows obscured next to paedophile probation centre
• Hackers harvested private photograph­s and data from iphones for more than two years
• Elderly at risk as social care faces collapse, says Age UK
• Police arrest leaders of Hong Kong street protests
• Registry of citizens in Assam may leave millions stateless
• Outlook for survival of Great Barrier Reef now ‘very poor’
• Biden’s ‘Forrest Gump’ gaffe hurts bid for presidency
• Trump aide resigns after meeting with journalist­s
• Spanish parents’ fury after mix-up saw babies fed ‘werewolf ’ drug
• Refugee arrivals on Greek island hit 650 in a day as fresh crisis looms
• We live in a new age. It’s time to rewrite the rules on balancing work and family life
• The last thing we need is more tongue-twisting jargon
• The obsession with ‘smart’ motorways is not just dumb but deadly
• Sir John Major’s challenge would destroy the Tories and let in Corbyn
• Remainer MPS are harming democracy
• ‘Reese Witherspoo­n wanted Pearl Earring to have a happy ending’
• Why I won’t stop prescribin­g (or taking) HRT
• Time to forget knock-offs and rent the real thing
• We’re all going on a ‘double summer’ holiday...
• I’VE HAD BREAST CANCER, SO SHOULD I NOW STOP HRT?
• This year’s ‘Bake Off ’ has left me with a bad taste
• How low can you go and still make a statement?
• The Duke of Roxburghe
• The Cambridges­hire gallows of deadly sins
• August feels the heat with worst FTSE 100 losses for nearly a year
• Cyber criminals con energy company in artificial intelligen­ce scam
• Home loans beat turmoil to hit highest since crisis
• Johnson pledges to cut debt every year
• Asda’s legal chief steps down for Amazon role
• Premier Foods names new CEO and chairman
• Lagarde’s Argentine folly Matthew Lynn
• Robin Pagnamenta Tariffs see China chip away at US tech power
• Ferrexpo admits funds may have gone astray as bosses are cleared
• Full 5G rural coverage does not need towering new masts, says expert
• Hargreaves drops Burford after attack by Muddy Waters
• Fading butterflie­s remind us that the autumn is coming

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