The Daily Telegraph - 2020-07-16

• Vaccine hopes rise after strong trial results
• PM to join Bank chief in call for commuters to return to work
• How my autism helped land me a top City job
• Shane Watson
• PM orders review into early years care
• Tory MP has whip removed for ‘duplicity’
• Parliament could move to York, suggests Johnson
• New battle in Bristol over artist’s statue stunt
• Slick as novelty soap, this is about vanity not protest
• Sunak warns of ‘tough choices’ on tax rises
• Headaches top symptoms list for those testing positive
• Politician­s don’t often lie. Their ambition is to tell the truth
• Planning reforms ‘will ride roughshod over local areas’
• Hospital nurse infected 16 staff after one training event
• Hope for La Dolce Vita just what doctor ordered
• Ministers at odds over face coverings in food shops
• Growl from gallery guard as we admired art illustrate­s need for clarity
• Hancock to halt planned closure of pharmacies
• ‘Backdoor’ attempt to ban smoking outside
• Cancer charity cuts research by £150m
• South Asians in UK ‘face Covid risk’
• Blackburn’s rising tide of cases as risk ignored
• Daily death toll is being inflated, say scientists
• Lockdown may have to stay, Leicester told
• Beach-hoggers risk a fine in battle for sun spots on the Costa del Sol
• Trump hits out at schools for not reopening
• Bird bite deepens Bolsonaro’s isolation blues
• Addict ‘caused half of virus infections in Sri Lanka’
• Heard ‘stole my rape story’, says former PA
• I was taken for clown over jewellery theft, says Cold Feet star
• Maxwell won’t tell FBI name of her ‘secret husband’, court told
• Supreme Court backs use of vigilante paedophile hunter evidence
• St Andrews to root out sexual violence in wake of fraternity scandal
• Speed cameras placed in ‘good hunting spots to raise cash’
• Patel to review role of ‘missing’ police and crime commission­ers
• Labour to ‘formally apologise’ to anti-semitism whistleblo­wers
• French refuse to halt migrant boats just 250 yards off shore
• Burning waste could provide energy to heat half a million homes
• Watchdog calls for naming of MPS under investigat­ion
• Legal bid to make ministers ban children from porn sites
• Ministers ‘will not rush’ into lifting ban on e-scooters
• BBC axes Andrew Neil Show as job losses increase to 520
• ‘Thirteenth constellat­ion’ rewrites the stars
• Ten-a-side rugby will cut injury pain in later life, claims study
• Dress-down days suggested to RAF to boost inclusivit­y
• Nowt as clear as Northern folk whose accents are ‘merging’
• Johnson rejects SNP’S claim of a ‘full-scale assault on devolution’
• Smart devices vulnerable to hackers could be destroyed under new law
• Elderly urged to eat plenty of fish for a healthy brain
• Simple blood test can predict rheumatoid arthritis attacks
• French university sets up school for spying
• Heatwave that led to Siberian fires blamed on climate change
• China threat of ‘retaliatio­n’ after Britain ousts Huawei
• Iranians flood social media in attempt to halt state executions
• Home Office hatches plans to quell mass drone attacks
• Prankster poses as UN chief on call to Polish president
• All of Europe must stand with the US on 5G
• Colston’s real replacemen­t must be a rebuke to cancel culture
• No10 should go back to basics on Covid science
• Compulsory face masks didn’t stop a second Covid wave elsewhere
• Swift refunds encourage future travel bookings
• Bill BAILEY
• Mary WHITEHOUSE
• Change the Zodiac … but I’ll always be a Capricorn
• In at the deep end! Why I’m dippy about the return of the lido
• ‘Don’t worry, your star sign is safe’
• My husband’s drinking problem hit in lockdown
• Bill Bailey’s 10 best jokes
• Virtuoso’s modest exterior hid an unmistakab­le edge of excitement
• Peter Linehan
• Gabriella Tucci
• Kelly Preston
• This galling tale of animal cruelty is hard to bear

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