The Daily Telegraph - 2020-10-08

• PM may shut pubs despite mounting Labour opposition
• Herd immunity ‘could have saved more lives than social distancing’
• The lost story of Queen Victoria’s god-daughter
• Envoy upbeat on trade deal – if Trump wins
• Jihadi ‘Beatles’ were held at London protest
• EU deal could tie UK to human rights court
• Duke launches £50m environmen­tal prize
• BBC to hire fewer Oxbridge graduates
• The curious case of the Bath Olivers
• Allister Heath:
• Lorry driver ‘told not to let migrants out’
• Nation consumes more chocolate as plan to reduce sugar falters
• Cutting school air pollution boosts pupils’ ability to learn
• Blinking is the best way to make friends with a cat
• Scotland ‘signs death sentence’ for hospitalit­y
• We must protect vulnerable, but rest of society needs a better solution
• You can’t have it both ways in a marriage of convenienc­e
• Trouble brewing for PM as Tory and Labour MPS start to agree
• Sturgeon ‘forgot’ meeting that raised Salmond allegation­s
• Building herd immunity is the vital next stage
• Vast majority of infected people have none of the main symptoms
• Johnson ‘dithering’ over virus tests for air travellers
• Warehouse move hits supply of Covid testing equipment
• Patients accuse NHS chief of being in denial after she claims it ‘remained open’
• Two more universiti­es go online-only
• Long-term symptoms affect a ‘tiny minority’
• Oxford vice-chancellor says university will not be party to ‘profiteeri­ng’ over manufactur­e of Covid-19 vaccine
• NHS clinics will care for people with persistent effects of virus
• Mrs Hinch cleans up as book sales have best October week
• MPS warn of 5G ‘security risk’ as more activity moves to internet
• Cambridge Analytica did not misuse data in referendum
• ‘I, Claudius’ fan Mary Beard reunites cast for radio reprisal
• Lipman to be made a dame in Queen’s birthday honours
• Social media companies face block under duty-of-care law
• The vibrancy and vehemence of a longunhear­d voice cuts through
• Gender clinic defends use of puberty blockers for under-13s
• Just 2pc of disability hate crime reports result in criminal charges
• Drug dealers use ‘modern slavery’ defence to evade trial
• Catching coronaviru­s ‘a blessing from God’, president tells voters
• Two women share Nobel chemistry prize for inventing ‘genetic scissors’
• Officer charged with Floyd murder is freed on £1m bail
• Brussels closes cafes and bars for a month
• Art historians rule out existence of hidden ‘lost Leonardo’ fresco
• Russians test-launch hypersonic missile to mark Putin’s birthday
• Russians face UK sanctions over poisoning of Navalny
• Neo-nazi party is criminal organisati­on, Greek court rules in landmark verdict
• Israeli drone bombs give Azeris new edge in war with Armenia
• Turkish Cypriots raise tensions with plan to reopen no-man’s-land beach
• Democracie­s are still falling for Beijing’s lies
• Arsenal’s mascot was a symbol of matchday fun, it had to be saved
• Will the EU turn Boris into another Ted Heath?
• Rethink Covid rules before it’s too late
• Does no one in the Government hear the screams from lockdown?
• ‘I NEVER BELIEVED THAT OUR FAMILY HAD LINKS TO VICTORIA’ ORIA’
• Ivan HEWETT
• Michael DEACON
• Mark MONAHAN
• Is the countrysid­e really friendlier than the city?
• A missed opportunit­y that’s sinfully light on temptation
• HUSBAND AS HOUSEKEEPE­R.
• Court Circular
• Emyr Humphreys
• Eddie Van Halen
• Jean Smellie
• This sneaky Christie isn’t a patch on the real thing

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