The Daily Telegraph - 2020-11-20

• Army to hire specialist­s for hi-tech future wars
• Positive virus test halts Brexit talks at crucial point in timetable
• Mass vaccinatio­n centres to speed up distributi­on of jab
• Wagatha Christie
• Bill Bailey
• Patel broke ministeria­l rules on behaviour
• Millions face public sector pay freeze
• Corbyn loses Labour whip for three months
• Booker winner is the only British-born writer on list
• Ruthlessne­ss is back as the standout read takes the title
• Over-50s join the ‘biggest flu vaccinatio­n in history’
• UK ‘concern’ over arrests of Egypt human rights activists
• Opera’s Hockney-buying secret saviour revealed as own chairman
• Lewis Hamilton loses race for trademark by 128 years
• Lasers to become key weapon in UK’S arsenal
• A gung-ho diversion from daily misery effected with military precision
• GCHQ ‘chose image over cost’ for new office, MPS say
• ‘Our military might is powerful case for Union’
• Cyber force to bring together intelligen­ce and defence staff
• ‘Killer Christmas’ claims alarming ministers
• Does PM really want to be Santa one minute, then Scrooge the next?
• Care home ‘failure’ claims to get full hearing
• Brush with a cold ‘boosts Covid immunity’
• Virus and heatwaves ‘combined to create dangerous conditions’
• New data suggests supermarke­ts and schools are the most common places to be infected
• Revolt at Merkel’s ‘one friend only’ advice to children
• Duke piled pressure on BBC to pick senior judge for inquiry
• Investigat­ion has to be robust or monarchy will tune out for good
• Drinking coffee in paper cup may raise cancer risk
• Lichen glued to trees to save it from extinction
• Beekeepers stung by invasive plant ‘hoax’
• Christian actress sues after losing role over anti-gay comments
• Apprentice joiner, 16, wins age discrimina­tion payout from builders
• BBC fears that Pogues classic could upset young listeners
• Almost half of first-class degrees are ‘unexplaine­d’, says watchdog
• Floor on price of alcohol means £390m hit to taxpayer
• Edinburgh Castle agrees to replace sign ‘pandering to imperialis­m’
• De Montfort students ‘ashamed’ of its name
• Meerkat’s price comparison­s were not so ‘simples’, watchdog rules
• Buddhist charity ‘failed to act’ over abuse of students
• Loot boxes risk ‘normalisin­g gambling’ for young gamers
• Asylum seekers moved to hotels while councils kept in the dark
• Giuliani team claims president was robbed of votes in ‘global plot’
• Pompeo: Boycott of produce from West Bank ‘anti-semitic’
• Obama book set to be best-selling presidenti­al memoir of all time
• Abused woman is given ex-partner’s job by Argentinia­n council to make ‘reparation­s’
• Australian elite troops shot civilians as ‘initiation’
• Catalonia is accused of Spanish ‘linguistic genocide’
• Thai PM will use ‘all laws’ against protesters
• WHO chief is accused of aiding ‘rebels’ in Ethiopia
• Mccann suspect ‘broke ribs in smoking row’
• Vatican investigat­ing after papal account ‘likes’ model’s racy photo
• Beaver calls Italy home for first time in 500 years
• There will be no Boris reset until he breaks the endless lockdown cycle
• Britain can lead in the new age of warfare
• Shutting out cars has given us no choice but to live more locally
• Government ambitions for electric cars are as ill thought through as previous policies on diesel
• PM’S defence plan is bold and far-sighted
• Give us Christmas
• The Crown’s headless depiction of country life
• ‘My friends have long Covid, so I’m not taking any chances’
• Cherished pieces with a story to tell
• We might not be going out, but making an effort for a special evening in can help beat the gloom, says Stephen Doig
• The Five Days of Christmas isn’t music to my ears
• ‘Wagatha Christie’ and the missed opportunit­y
• ‘I’m a Celebrity’ in Wales is just a little bit too close to home
• ‘This could be the moment to create change for women’
• THE ART OF FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER IN LOCK DOWN
• Tonight’s recipe
• My family’s seat at the Nuremberg trials
• Such devoted sisters… but could we ever live together?
• Meet Le Gateau Chocolat – the drag act who’s defying the trolls
• Rememberin­g when reggae went romantic
• In this series, our arts critics choose comforting works for these tough times
• Prophecies of doom should be taken with a pinch of salt
• This powerful portrait of press bravery must not be missed
• Minchin the maverick makes a welcome return
• A tale of family secrets that feels a bit like an overlarge group hug
• AT THE TOY FAIRS.
• Court Circular
• Brigadier Frank Henn
• Sir Ian Rankin, Bt
• Vincent Reffet
• Nick Knowles is worth his weight in gold to the BBC

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