The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-10-20

• Johnson refuses to sign Brexit delay letter
• The public will not stand by meekly as MPs continue to block Brexit
• Julie BURCHILL
• Stephen POLLARD
• Camilla TOMINEY
• Daniel HANNAN
• Tim STANLEY
• Janet DALEY
• Will the ball ever pop free of this never-ending political scrum?
• Unionists should embrace deal and recover confidence of bygone days
• EU leaders will take decision over delay after MPs have voted
• Shenanigan­s in Parliament were another unconstitu­tional act by MPs
• Tears as Labour MPs face choice between party and voters
• Bercow ‘strayed’ from rule of law on Brexit
• Farage: only an election can solve impasse
• Public’s trust in democracy is shattered, says ex-chief justice
• Crossbench peer under pressure over advice to Corbyn
• Stop out-of-control HS2, urges Leadsom
• Leave the bag of peas on ice, says the scientist who devised injury advice
• ‘Bring your own’ pots at Waitrose curb plastic use
• BBC follows trail of Wilde’s lost nephew
• Snap decision by Duchess brings life in glacier village into focus
• Secrets unearthed of Tower pair who kept their heads
• Epstein had 13 numbers for Duke, says investigat­or
• Charles moved as William pays tribute to his Duchy legacy
• Wealthiest areas have worst rise in offences thanks to ‘county lines’
• Nurses were ‘likely cause’ of fatal streptococ­cus outbreak
• Extinction Rebellion admits protest ‘flaws’
• Police bots trawl Twitter to curb hate crimes offline
• Ban on Cambridge ‘sex pest’ don lifted
• Dyslexics can crack the code to a career in British intelligen­ce, says spy chief
• Efforts to deny Bolivia’s leader a fourth term catch flame
• Chile declares state of emergency as rail fare protests turn violent
• Hand of Putin behind Guinea’s brutal crackdown on protesters
• Allies turn on Trump over Syria ‘nightmare’
• Clinton claims Democrat candidate is being ‘groomed’ by Russia
• Off the market: Vegas wedding chapel gripped by love recession
• It’s crunch-time for the perfect apple
• Outrage in Catalonia as voters lose all faith
• Bridge planned by Beijing paves way to division, warn Taiwanese
• All is not lost if Tories get behind the PM
• The Commons needs an impartial Speaker
• Voters have had enough of MPs’ relentless obstructio­n of Brexit
• How green is HS2?
• A Chinese perspectiv­e on events in Hong Kong
• With Turkey’s behaviour raising the risk of conflict with Russia, Nato is in a bind
• A subscripti­on-funded BBC might just end up being a little more balanced
• Boris Johnson’s deal is a triumph of statecraft that gives us back control
• The Attenborou­gh effect
• The progressiv­e elite is drunk on self-ordained power
• ‘Justice is everything when you lose someone you love’
• All hail the ‘third act’ women ruling the roost
• BEING HUNGRY WON’T KILL YOU
• Booker Prize stunt is a hollow victory for its ‘winners’
• Pringles’ attempt at fizz has fallen flat
• A gripping exposé of Hollywood’s darkest secrets
• The Apprentice is overdue its P45 – and it’s not alone
• The Leonardo mother lode
• Mists and mellow fruitfulne­ss, but only for two days
• The very best of the week ahead

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