The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-10-28

• Billionair­e’s helicopter in horror crash at football ground
• Budget to get UK’s broadband up to speed
• White supremacis­t gunman in US synagogue massacre
• Ministers plan swift action on Green scandal gagging orders
• Fashion world twists the knife into king who no longer rules the high street
• Lord Rose: Green wanted to punch my headlights out
• Be careful you don’t have an accident, he warned, as I just tried to do my job
• Deep fakes are ‘a scary phenomenon’
• Police say they will no longer chase after motorists who steal petrol and drive away
• Today launches podcast to lure younger radio listeners
• Crowning glory as Miss World drama of 1970 finally gets made
• Clouds starting to clear as the Chancellor looks long-term
• We must ensure capitalism works for everybody
• Labour plans will ‘wreck’ a no deal Brexit
• Norway-style relationsh­ip with EU is latest ‘Plan B’ for Brexiteer MPs
• Backbenche­rs in plea for Universal Credit cash injection
• Lazier lifestyles ‘have turned us into homo sedens’
• Call for ban on essay mill firms that tempt students to cheat
• Foxhunting with packs of hounds kinder than two dog rule
• Fears over casino plan at famed society house
• Campaign to remember the Muslim heroes of the Trenches
• Cascade of poppy petals to honour ‘forgotten’ First World War heroes of the waterways
• 15mph zones will increase pollution, say driving groups
• They’re taking the sparkle out of Christmas…
• Tinned food can be star of family meals
• Don’t fear upstaging the bride – it’s fashionabl­e for bridesmaid­s to wear white
• Open your eyes to the ‘deep fake’ world – where seeing isn’t necessaril­y believing
• Brazil’s far-Right strongman Bolsonaro brushes off protests to take pole position in race to be president
• Palestinia­n militants announce Gaza ceasefire after heaviest border rocket raid in months
• Macron national service dream is dismissed as ‘big teenagers’ party’
• The Simpsons ‘will drop Apu character’ after racism debate
• We can but wail bleakly at our wretched civil service
• Populism, not popularity, defines the EU now
• Lift this injunction and reveal the facts
• Theresa May has proved herself incapable of honouring the Brexit vote
• Losing faith in police
• Cyclists need to change their road habits
• Remembranc­e for all
• Why shouldn’t MPs have second jobs?
• European courts risk corroding free speech to create special status for Islam
• All totalitari­an ideologies are collectivi­st
• There’s a surprising­ly simple way to destroy the cult of Corbyn: scrap PAYE
• The solo pilot who flew into an online storm
• Ghouls just wanna have fun
• Sex toys in the supermarke­t? Let’s leave that idea on the shelff
• We’ve gone too far with claims of cultural appropriat­ion
• The backstage story of literature, told in a publisher’s letters
• For a hot espionage plot, look back to the Cold War
• A masterpiec­e, no question
• Biting northerly wind blows in a chilly Hallowe’en
• The very best of the week ahead
• Film choice

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