The Daily Telegraph - 2020-08-25

• BBC Proms row as it plays Rule, Britannia without words
• Trump makes his point
• Back in fashion
• British Museum confronts its colonial past
• First case of Covid patient being reinfected
• PM urged to follow Scots on masks in school
• Mothers-to-be warned no level of caffeine safe
• Russian opposition leader was poisoned
• Poppy sellers to hang up collection tins
• Blame parents for obese children, not government
• Boxed wine is now good enough for ‘wine snobs’ like me
• Ivan Hewett:
• Lucy Denyer:
• Firms face fines for selling deforested land products
• Teenage boy on sailing trip killed by speedboat in Pacific
• Artist Bowling in legal battle after splitting from gallery
• Heads will not fine parents who keep children home, unions tell No 10
• These mixed messages have left families in a quandary
• Pupils ‘more likely to die in car crash on school run’ than from virus
• Life over education
• ‘Teachers don’t want conflict but we have to make this work to keep our classrooms safe’
• Health chiefs defied advice on hospital tests
• We did lockdown so let’s try forever, say couples as engagement ring sales soar
• Fear of second wave means British workers are least likely to want to return to office
• Viewers may be able to see through BBC’S solution to actors kissing
• Visit France and face up to 28 days of quarantine, Britons told
• Christmas comes early for John Lewis
• Nightclubs fail in bid to allow ‘Covid-secure’ dance floors
• US will be unable to fast-track Oxford vaccine, No 10 insists
• Treatment shows ‘huge promise’ but further clinical trials called for
• ‘Libertines’ spark outbreak at French naturist resort
• WHO warns of rush to use plasma therapy
• ‘Family convention’ saves Duke from the US political minefield
• Cold case units examine alleged serial killer link in five murder-suicides
• Patel approves use of ‘stronger’ Tasers by police
• Taxidermis­t jailed after trading in rhino horn with ‘Chinese mafia’
• GPS who use ‘gut instinct’ instead of checklist are better at diagnosing cancer
• Puppies saved after ‘101 Dalmations’ theft
• The world cannot forgive you, mosque terrorist told
• Raab called on to act as ‘bridge’ in stalled Middle East negotiatio­ns
• Japanese PM’S second hospital visit in a week adds to health fears
• Belarus opposition leaders arrested after mass protest
• Italian rewilding row as bear attacks officer
• Risk of conflict rises as Turkey keeps ship in Greek waters
• There’s nothing quite like a hen – if you know what you’re doing
• Rule, Britannia is about freedom, not slavery
• National Trust visitors must remain free to explore as they please
• Writing off Trump
• Why are patients still being left in limbo?
• How a millionair­e property show became a pandemic hit
• Rage Mum: the new Worcester Woman
• Learning to do the Nigella ‘No’ changed my life
• FIVE ‘BAGNUMS’ TO TRY
• ‘I don’t want my patients to see me as a TV presenter’
• All the things boomers do that we millennial­s hate. Full stop.
• The ‘hippy’ Dream that changed theatre forever
• ‘This is the most wonderful challenge of my career’
• An evening of sibling instinct and musical gorgeousne­ss
• TOTAL ROUT OF THE BOLSHEVIK FORCES
• Dadi Janki
• Iain Laughland
• Stuart Tredinnick
• Assessing the damage inflicted by one man’s lies

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