The Daily Telegraph - 2020-11-11

• Vaccinatio­n drive to get under way on Dec 1
• Prince Charles makes historic German remembranc­e visit
• Takeovers from ‘hostile states’ to be barred
• Johnson speaks to Biden before EU leaders
• Uproar over naked statue of feminist
• Cardinal ‘prioritise­d Church over victims’
• Trust chief dismisses slavery row:
• Junk food adverts may be banned online
• Philip Johnston:
• US election:
• Con Coughlin:
• Former Vote Leave official ‘to become PM’S chief of staff’
• Chief Rabbi argues memorial move would ‘tuck Holocaust away’
• A feminist twist on the Spirit of Ecstasy wrenched from a Rolls-royce
• Claims of thriving ‘culture of racism’ at Blair’s old school
• Royal family must join the queue for jab as NHS priority list is rolled out
• Johnson backs under-fire head of Britain’s vaccine task force
• Hancock hails fresh hope with injection of misty-eyed lyricism
• Pfizer vaccine’s shot in the arm has left ministers with a pain in the pocket
• Vaccine volunteers ‘I suffered side effects but it was worth it to stop people becoming sick’
• University testing plan to get students home for Christmas
• Tory anti-lockdown rebels unite
• Why I had to vote against my party
• 14-day quarantine rule for new arrivals ‘largely ignored’
• More areas to get 15-minute mass testing, says Hancock
• Hospital referrals down a third in lockdown
• Scrapping exams could see students quit school, says Ofsted chief
• One in 10 Covid patients see decline after leaving hospital
• Paris hospital director urges France to cancel Christmas
• Council spies ‘act like MI5 but without the regulation’
• Children dumped and left in rat-infested care homes, report finds
• Schoolgirl­s ‘approached for sex’ in first official red light district
• Novichok-style terror attacks render homes worthless, warn insurers
• Police are ‘overwhelme­d’ by hidden crimes, warns chief
• Small lifestyle changes can halve risk of type 2 diabetes
• PM backs new inquiry into Diana’s Panorama interview
• Depp keeps payment despite exit from film
• Successive popes ‘were told of abuse scandal in US’
• Navy commander ‘refused to accept’ boss was not gay or in love with her
• Lawrence family have ‘lost confidence’ in policing inquiry
• Mcdonald’s meat-free range ‘should not be called a burger’
• Seagulls swoop in time with school breaks
• Ministers’ ‘patchy’ green strategy does more harm, insists NAO
• Businesses must come clean on sources of raw materials
• PM’S congratula­tory tweet held hidden message for Trump
• Prosecutor quits over Barr’s vote fraud note
• Full support
• President considers 2024 run after denying he lost 2020 election
• Taliban calls on US to stick to troop withdrawal deal
• Supreme Court justices hinting at survival for Obamacare
• All-american hero and abolitioni­st Hamilton may have owned slaves
• Terror messages must be deleted within an hour, Macron insists
• Divisive Russian deal ends six-week war
• Distracted, the West missed the significan­ce of this backwater conflict
• Humanity’s small-brained ‘cousin’ from 2 million BC
• Stand up to Saudis over tribe removals, lawyers urge Raab
• Belarus diplomats ordered to leave in tit-for-tat expulsions
• John Major is playing into the SNP’S hands
• One hundred years of the Cenotaph
• Maximise vaccine benefits by giving it first to patients awaiting surgery
• Battle-proof hand-me-downs still in service
• No breathing space
• From that… to this. Will the vaccine cure fashion’s woes?
• How to help children catch up after lockdown
• The Nigella effect can even make banana skins appealing...
• The light at the end of the tunnel must lead us back to hope
• I know the horrors that await this year’s jungle celebritie­s…
• Women aren’t funny? Don’t make me laugh
• The World at War: television’s most powerful act of remembranc­e
• HOME-COMING OF THE UNKNOWN WARRIOR.
• Rear-admiral Richard Burn
• Jacques Bordier
• Squadron Leader Tom Rosser
• John Wardley
• A profound look at the effect of war on our culture

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