The Daily Telegraph - 2020-07-11

• Face masks to be compulsory in shops
• Church turns a blind eye to abusive priests, claim former wives
• Pandemic opens new front in war on plastic
• ‘Double standard’ in beauty and the beards
• Black Country given global cultural honour
• Virus spreads fastest at 4C, say scientists
• Juliet Samuel:
• Leaving my country off the list is hard to understand
• Portugal ban ‘is not based on science’
• Pair suspected of defrauding bounce-back loan scheme
• Cruises banned to avoid repeat of repatriati­ons
• Sacred music is ‘under threat’ as live singing ban remains in place
• Comedy fears being frozen out of performing arts rescue package
• Swimming safety steps will solve ‘lane rage’ at a stroke
• Bryony Gordon:
• UK must lead the global fight against the threat of single-use plastics
• Exam appeals favour well-heeled, warn MPS
• Milkshakes may be subject to sugar tax to combat obesity
• ‘Nightingal­e’ courts to tackle rising backlog of legal cases
• De Niro claim sets trend for ‘Covid-hit’ divorce cash
• Bikes in short supply as cycling’s lockdown boom depletes stocks
• Mental health of vulnerable is new priority, says bishop
• Johnson ‘planning radical NHS shake-up’
• Cummings on the hunt for a ‘skunkworke­r’
• Care homes get green light to allow visitors
• Curb on Australian­s returning from abroad
• US Covid death toll climbs again after cases surge in sunbelt states
• Lockdown abattoir promises to stop using subcontrac­tors
• Patients suffer persistent effects of virus after ‘recovery’
• Hong Kong’s schools to close again as Covid infections spike
• Spitfires and soldiers say last farewell to Forces Sweetheart who inspired nation
• Chicken Run star spitting feathers over ‘too old’ voice
• Gove’s all-encompassi­ng role as the ‘one really running the Government’
• Call to stop chlorinate­d chicken ‘alarmism’
• Over-75s ‘will live in fear of prosecutio­n’ over non-payment of television licence fee
• Unpleasant gift in my bed was a fitting end to our turbulent marriage, Depp tells libel trial
• St Andrews ‘US fraternity’ members are accused of rape
• Staff revolt as ‘non-feminist’ weapons firm boss hired to run domestic violence charity
• Man defaced Cook statue in stand for ‘indigenous people’
• MOD to launch anti-bullying helpline in bid to modernise
• Bitter drinkers more likely to be risk-takers
• Biden seeks to steal Trump’s thunder with ‘Buy America’ pledge on economy and jobs
• Mystery explosion in Tehran gives rise to security clampdown
• Medical NGO staff complain about ‘institutio­nal racism’
• Maxwell at risk from Covid-19 if kept in jail, say her lawyers
• Turkey to convert iconic former cathedral to mosque
• Radishes and lentils can help you stay awake, drivers are told
• UK ‘bowed to Turks’ over Para fighting for the Kurds
• What’s the right amount of office time?
• The appalling abuse of Dawn Butler is a severe breakdown of civic norms
• Now our China illusion is ending, can the West revive its love of freedom?
• I can’t work out if ministers want me to eat more or less
• The illogical cruise ban is being led by officials who are all at sea
• Schools’ lessons on race risk breaking the law
• Britain now needs hope and courage
• Dealing with unfair private parking charges
• They might as well have put up barbed wire round the GP’S surgery
• Back to the high street
• The Depp disaster movie
• MARTYN PALMER ‘MY WILD NIGHTS WITH JOHNNY’
• ‘I’m the most hated man on the internet’
• The Hurricane hero who is now the last of The Few
• From catwalk to computer – did we just witness the end of fashion shows?
• John Lewis is far more than ‘just’ a shop
• Lacking in material girl
• SAFETY FOR SINGLES COVID-SECURE DATES
• The new rules of post-lockdown dating
• Earl Cameron
• Quentin ‘Beeman’ Henderson
• When churches are like pubs without regulars
• China applies the brakes as dip in stocks eases fears of equity bubble
• Deadline of 2025 to be set on culling Huawei kit
• Boohoo suffers as major investor cuts stake over sweatshop claims
• G4S faces £38m fine to settle tagging fraud
• Experts warn of bleak future for ailing department stores Matthew Lynn:
• Deutsche Bank under pressure over Trump dealings as US president is ordered to publish returns
• Video-call giants scramble to revamp services after surge in users reporting ‘Zoom fatigue’
• Lush warning:
• Ben Marlow:
• In the high-stakes game of global morality and power, the UK holds a trump card Hong Kong crisis
• BA landing slots under pressure over plans to reduce workforce
• Travelodge landlords mull move to serviced apartments
• Fifth of members left Gym Group ahead of reopening
• Race awareness training rolled out by Big Four accountant­s
• Finding clues for the summer-to-be on St Swithin’s Day

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