The Daily Telegraph - 2020-10-30

• Shaming of Corbyn sparks Labour civil war
• App changes could force more people to self-isolate
• Exclusive interview TRACEY EMIN ‘I have the cancer that killed my mother’
• Lockdown loopholes a family business
• Erdogan accused of incitement in France
• Trump buoyant over record rise in GDP
• Duchess delays privacy trial until next autumn
• BBC stars mock rules on use of social media
• ‘No legal case’ to try sheikh over alleged sex attack
• Trade deal with Canada will be ‘straightfo­rward’, says Trudeau
• Former Tory MP cleared of groping in Commons bar
• British teenagers killed in Greek parasailin­g accident
• Ice Age man could take five breeds of dog for a walk
• New Forest pigs to feast for longer as acorns keep falling
• Rogue planet the size of Mars floating free in Milky Way
• Interferen­ce, obstructio­n, inaction: and a total failure of leadership
• Damning report Key Labour figures in the Equality and Human Rights Commission inquiry
• Labour’s history of antiSemiti­sm claims
• High Noon has come early for Labour. Starmer must not waste it
• Sir Keir draws curtain on the man he wanted to see in Downing St
• Commonweal­th ‘has overcome colonial past’
• Track happiness levels not GDP to save the planet, say scientists
• Struck-off GP gave children ‘safety risk’ trans medicine
• Only three families of dead Windrush victims win claim
• Experts pull diamonds out of thin air in eco-triumph
• PM advised to lock down to save Christmas
• ‘Protect the NHS’ message had bad consequenc­es, says GP chief
• Six-year-olds told to wear masks under France’s draconian curbs
• Grades could be decided before next year’s exams
• Vacuum cleaner bags make best face masks
• Good ventilatio­n key to stopping virus from spreading indoors
• Comedian Bobby Ball dies after Covid-19 diagnosis
• Huddling from nasty weather may be causing rise in infection
• Recovering virus victims report cases of ‘Covid toe’ swelling
• Panic buttons for rail staff after mask abuse
• Pensioner and her leg treated at hospitals six miles apart
• Prostate cancer charities win appeal over ‘game changer’ drug
• Simpler roads may stop people with dementia getting lost
• France resists British offer of plane to spot refugees’ boats on coast
• Pregnant woman among ship stowaways
• US charges eight with helping Beijing to harass Chinese fugitive
• Polish president breaks ranks over abortion laws
• Macron stays defiant as knifeman
• Migrant suspect had already been expelled by Italian officials
• Brings terror back to Nice
• Atrocities in France
• A second lockdown would pitch the economy into full-blown depression
• We can’t let Erdogan get away with this
• ‘BAME’ isn’t just a meaningles­s term, it’s grossly insulting
• Corbyn must be kicked out of Labour for good
• Now purge the rest of this sickening cult
• The case for a second lockdown still fails to consider the collateral harm
• The annual payments extracted from parishes
• Standing up to the EU
• Saving the Union
• How the 1% plan to survive lockdown 2.0
• HUNKER DOWN IN NEXT- GENERATION HOODIES
• Covid has changed shopping – and I’m checking out
• This year, Hallowe’en is scarier than ever
• Will viewers dig deep without Dooley?
• Cambridge has nothing on Common People
• Fighting another battle of the Spanish Armada
• A deliciousl­y satisfying yet simple supper that will help you appreciate the small things in life...
• I predicted disaster for theatre, and I have proved to be an oracle
• Shock horror: here is one of the best films of 2020
• Art inspired by black history that packs a powerful punch
• The swagger of Jagger saves this patchy thriller
• Some promising performanc­es from the opera stars of tomorrow
• Donald Hayter
• J Michael Lane
• ‘I’d love to match the grace and poise of my cockatoos’
• Pegg and Frost reunite but where are the laughs?
• What to watch

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