The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-08-23

• PM: failure to reopen schools not an option
• Harry’s celebrity guru
• Sunak to launch war on waste as public finances are hammered
• Maguire sister allegedly stabbed before police confrontat­ion
• Teenage killers face longer jail terms under Ellie’s Law
• Ellie Gould The case for change
• Treasury savages plans for new health body’s £350m HQ
• Project fear The infrastuct­ure experts charged with keeping Britain’s deadlines and budgets under control
• Jeweller to MPs and royalty in danger of losing home
• Traffic gridlock as Tower Bridge’s arms open up but refuse to close for two hours
• Berry takes bull by the horns as she goes back to her roots on Countryfil­e
• The long road back to the classroom
• Last chance saloon for ‘useful idiot’ Williamson
• Closure fears lead to rise in demand for homeschool­ing
• Social media stars to spread ‘back to school safely’ slogan
• Ukuleles give school bands a chance to make ‘safe’ music
• PM gets into sling of things during family’s Scottish break
• Hysteria, Covid’s most dangerous symptom, hits our common sense
• Vaccine may not be ready ‘for another year’
• Sage expert warns of ‘draconian’ lockdown
• Virus lives for three weeks on frozen food
• Learner drivers must wait until Wednesday to book their tests
• Time for Covid-O to opt for a more liberal quarantine
• Councils reverse street closures after revolt
• Alarming rise in cases suggests Europe is on cusp of a second wave
• Elephant idols’ size reduced as virus fears hit Indian festival
• Public killing giraffes and elephants for food as virus ravages Kenya’s economy
• South Korea tightens social distancing as Covid-19 infections rise
• Shakespear­e’s sonnets reveal he was bisexual, say academics
• Tory MPs’ anger at taxpayer-funded ‘divisive activism’ on race issues at British Library
• One in four ‘child’ migrants is 18 or older
• BBC chairman must restore impartiali­ty reputation, say ministers
• Mother’s payout after twins taken from her ‘unlawfully’
• Government divided over TikTok plans for London HQ
• Amazon drone may replace ski lift on slopes of future
• Storm to bring power cuts and travel chaos
• Hackers can forge keys with audio of door being unlocked
• Navalny lands in Germany after ‘poisoning’
• Lukashenko hangs on as protesters head home and strikes fizzle out
• Sudan ‘poised to normalise ties with Israel’
• Bannon and friends face day of reckoning over wall accusation­s
• WHO’s refusal to condemn China ‘putting medics at risk’
• Thai pupils take to streets over haircut humiliatio­n
• Organic farmer victim of weedkiller attack
• Row over plans for luxury villas around Iran’s highest peak
• An economic crash is coming. There’s only one way to survive it
• It’s tough to be teenage when the world grounds you
• It’s soft bigotry to lower standards for minority kids
• Trump is right. The Foreign Office is wrong
• What happened to Boris Johnson’s inspiring brand of Conservati­sm?
• Closed schools are as big a threat as Covid
• Reform sentencing
• Campus groupthink
• PHE’s successor
• The ‘Miracle of the Vistula’ saved millions from tyranny. We must remember it
• We say we want politician­s kept out of the picture, but we blame them when state agencies mess up
• Jacinda Ardern is called competent and kind, but her Covid policy is very cruel
• Why can’t the Government find more Conservati­ves to run public bodies?
• The education time bomb we should really be worried about
• Catherine PEPINSTER
• Lucy DAVIES
• Simon HEFFER
• Could a healthy diet keep Parkinson’s at bay?
• Staycation Britain has changed a bit since the Seventies
• Exams are horrible – but name me a better system
• Novel of the week Cal Revely-Calder
• Netflix is on a mission to get us hooked – and rot our brains
• Winds of change all but spent as Ellen passes by

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