The Sunday Telegraph - 2016-09-04

• Modern life is ‘killing children’
• May’s great hope for Australia deal
• BBC ‘health check’ plan to be watered down
• A not-so everyday country scene in Ambridge
• They think it’s all overture ... cruel blow for the LSO
• Terry Waite
• Strictly returns
• Janet Daley:
• Scrapping cancer drugs will deny hope to thousands, NHS is warned
• Could Australia be Britain’s best Brexit friend? (Off the pitch, that is)
• How to deal with Putin, a few tips for
• Beware China’s sexy ‘honey trap’ spies, G20 officials are warned
• Two million urged to exit host city with tourist vouchers
• Cheap loans to encourage developers to get building homes after Brexit vote
• Corbyn’s allies aiming to cling on for decades
• Councils have space for 20,000 refugees
• National Trust aims to end ‘stuffy’ image
• Doctors plot to cause most strike misery and still get paid
• John le Carré: I was beaten by my father who later begged me to bail him out of prison
• Hundreds in march for man ‘killed for speaking Polish’
• Young enjoy life on the go as motorhome sales soar
• The heroic Olympians felled by the Great War
• First polar view of Jupiter reveals the solar system’s ‘biggest, baddest’ planet
• Drivers threaten to extend Calais blockades over stowaway fines
• Clinton trapped by ABC of politics, claiming she was unaware ‘C’ stood for confidenti­al
• Boost for Paris climate deal as US and China sign up
• World powers make giant step on emissions
• Police threaten to boycott San Francisco 49ers games
• Onlookers in awe as France launches driverless buses
• Her compassion and spiritual struggle make her the ideal modern saint
• Pope decries ‘sin of indifferen­ce’ as Mother Teresa is canonised
• Turn yourself into a sandwich for better health
• If you cut the head off a snake, will it grow another or simply die?
• Do I know enough to tell young me that I don’t?
• Trouble in Calais is a symptom of a global crisis
• Effective cancer drugs
• Power dressing
• Poldark returns
• Mary Reynolds
• Name changer
• £1 million bill for social workers getting it wrong
• Agreement on global warming is ‘collective wishful thinking’
• HOW TO MAKE A SUIT WORK FOR YOU
• They said sorry but offered no answers
• BATTLE OF THE SUNDAY HUNKS AUTUMN’S BODICE RIPPERS GO HEAD TO HEAD
• Intoxicati­ng and provocativ­ely delicious
• Coward’s brave feminist takedown of hypocrisy
• Juan Gabriel
• Gene Wilder
• The hot summer heralds a blaze of autumn colour

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