The Daily Telegraph - 2019-11-04

• Farage ‘could ruin UK’S hope of Brexit’
• DNA test kits for £100
• Labour plans to ground Heathrow expansion
• Facebook’s anti-vaxx profits
• Britain’s youth courts are ‘not fit for purpose’
• Duke’s team takes the fight to rhino poachers
• Baddiel: humour is my anti-semitism antidote
• Johnson ally quits after groping claims
• Vietnamese children ‘going missing from private schools’
• A fateful twist: yoga teachers risk injury in quest for perfect pose
• Who are the eight MPS who want to be Speaker?
• Tories size up Bryant to replace Bercow
• Ignore the critics – this Brexit deal is what we need to win the war for this country’s freedom
• Public spending will return to 1970s levels
• Expats told to ‘find a friend’ because there may not be time to vote by post
• Sports stars ridicule Corbyn’s attack on the wealthy
• Mcavoy’s fantasy turns to reality with 11th-hour call to join His Dark Materials
• Cumberbatc­h applauds drop in audition fees
• Hospitals treat 5,000 diabetics a day as obesity crisis takes toll
• Treat therapeuti­c pets same as guide dogs, demand owners
• PM criticised for taking break with Symonds
• Sorting rubbish into six boxes a waste of time, say residents
• Boks’ win led by black captain ‘bigger than the Mandela moment’
• Detective pulled the strings to ensure return of violin
• Despite the pledges, the fake scare stories are still all over social media
• Dentists angry at being ‘spied on’ by agents hired by regulator
• Balding calls for BBC to reveal how much stars earn per hour
• Royal Mint offers £1m of free ‘thruppence­s’ to lure a new generation of coin collectors
• Knife rampage at Hong Kong shopping mall
• Violent protests bring Baghdad to standstill
• Millions in EU subsidies paid to politician­s’ allies and families, probe finds
• Far-right party on course to be Sweden’s biggest political force
• New Delhi struggles to breathe as pollution hits critical levels
• Amazon ‘forest guardian’ killed by Brazilian loggers in ambush
• Migrant families torn apart in Trump’s America
• ‘Moderate’ Labour MPS who stand behind Corbyn are pure hypocrites
• Facebook owes it to parents to shun anti-vaxxers
• I’m all in favour of testing my boundaries – but Percy Grainger?
• There’s nothing conservati­ve about walking away
• The England rugby team should remember they are ambassador­s for the country and the game
• Energy gap
• Vaccinatio­n is both a moral and a medical issue
• Election alliances
• Are our GPS fit for purpose?
• The hidden condition affecting thousands of midlife women
• When time really is of the essence
• ‘I do get a fair bit of racism. Some of it is really brutal’
• Balladeer of Brexit proves that the Left shouldn’t have all the laughs
• ‘Damned women’ are back to claim their due
• This is the future of pop, whether you welcome it or not
• A camp, kitsch (and pricey) treat that is hard not to fall in love with
• The Night Sky in November
• Court Circular
• The Most Reverend Michael Bowen
• WAAF radio operator turned glamorous BOAC air hostess
• Professor Stephen Cretney
• Dark Materials wrap us up in a brilliant fantasy world

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