The Daily Telegraph - 2019-10-25

• End this nightmare, Johnson tells Corbyn
• Police investigat­e Irish gang links to 39 Chinese migrants killed in lorry
• Supermarke­ts may offer MMR jab service
• Number of mothers in work at record high
• Editorial Comment:
• Fraser Nelson:
• Shapps orders urgent review into ‘smart’ motorways
• Red Cross takes ‘sad decision’ to stop first aid at events
• Making Fat Duck meals gave me RSI, says chef
• Pubs to open longer to mark 75th VE Day anniversar­y
• Juncker attacks Johnson referendum ‘lies’
• Let’s give Britain a solution, urges No 10
• Opposition in disarray as it faces third chance to support a poll
• Mr Corbyn shuffled out and the Tories erupted. ‘Byyyyyeeee!’ they hooted, waving merrily
• By offering both more time and an election, the PM is playing it clever
• ‘Winter vote may be a logistical nightmare’
• Ofcom: BBC isn’t reaching new generation of viewers
• There’s more from Humphrys – on Classic FM
• Dunn’s parents to sue Foreign Office over ‘unlawful’ advice
• ‘Gentle giant’ lorry driver passed out when he found dead bodies, witness says
• Border checks between Belgium and UK rare despite warnings
• Doctors’ system takes 17 minutes just to log in
• Citizens’ army of 1.3m ‘needed to fight off invasive species’
• Long-term prisoners should get student loans ‘earlier’
• Naked tourist fell to her death on volcano viewing sunrise
• Police chief tells women to call 999 for wolf-whistling
• Third of repeat knife crime offenders avoid jail despite legal rule
• Legal bid to repatriate body of daughter killed in Syria
• Franco exhumed and reinterred in civic plot
• Sri Lankan police ‘could have stopped Easter bombings’
• Alleged rights abuser is made Indonesia’s defence chief
• Baby elephants in Zimbabwe secretly flown out of country
• Democrats may go public with their impeachmen­t inquiry
• Kurds plead with US to stop Turks flouting ceasefire
• Pence accuses NBA of ‘acting like subsidiary of Beijing’
• We may indeed be a sedentary lot, but this seat is still taken
• Brexit pales before the global perma-slump
• Conditions are perfect for the Tories to win big in a general election
• Green number plates have no place on the road
• Tighten our borders
• Welcome to Woke-we’en: be very afraid!
• We’re more liberal than ever – affairs excluded…
• ‘I feel like I have risked it all to make this album’
• How to up your knitwear game
• ‘I came to the point of a complete breakdown’
• Evil resides in those who peddle false hope
• Time to indulge our human need to hunker down
• The forgotten radar wars in the Malvern Hills
• Tonight’s dinner
• It’s a race against time to save my father
• An almost unbearable gut punch of a drama
• This mixed bill yields mixed blessings
• Two giants of contempora­ry culture unite for an engrossing evening
• Addams Family not so much kooky as altogether droopy
• Harris passes test for Bond spin-off
• Church abuse cover-up laid bare in grim detail
• James Hughes-hallett
• Marieke Vervoort
• Rolando Panerai
• ‘I was unable to speak – this still feels like a dream’
• Last night on television Gerard O’donovan No Royal feather-ruffling here
• A win would be one of the greatest feats by an England team
• Revealed: How squad will prepare for the big match
• Aussie free spirit can cast spell
• HOW I BEAT THE ALL BLACKS: No1 CHRIS ROBSHAW
• The composite XV from the England and New Zealand semi-final line-ups I would select
• What you can expect from Nigel Owens, the man taking charge of tomorrow’s semi-final
• HOW I BEAT THE ALL BLACKS: No2 RAPHAEL IBANEZ
• Twenty minutes of havoc and Lomu had put the game beyond us
• Haka sets mood to take on the world
• HOW I BEAT THE ALL BLACKS: No3

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