The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-08-30

• Bombshell tax hikes to pay for virus
• Banksy’s refugee rescue boat stranded in Med
• Missing school ‘risks your child’s future’
• You can’t tweet what you like, BBC stars to be told
• Axe election watchdog, Tories urge
• Alastair Stewart
• Editorial Comment
• Amanda Milling:
• Use scan and search for carnival, says Tory running for mayor
• Electoral Commission told to rein itself in or face abolition
• ‘Gold standard’ trade deal with Australia is possible, says Truss
• Lost Faulkner screenplay fo found hiding in plain sight
• White people were creators of racism, says chief librarian
• Incoming director-general expected to address allegation­s of bias
• Return to work stalled by resurgence fears
• Alarm sounded as cost of new public health base hits £1bn
• Cycle-friendly ‘green’ roads risk chaos on school run
• The new rules as students go back to a post-lockdown classroom
• Planter bollards are slowing us down, fire brigade warns
• Hare shows us exactly why society needs theatre
• Time to grow up and face the simple truth about protective masks
• Winter surge could kill tens of thousands, Sage believes
• Patients face agonising wait for hip and knee operations
• On every measure, Britain’s response to the pandemic has been woeful
• Childline calls over suicidal thoughts surge
• Women have better defences against Covid
• Children carry virus in noses for three weeks
• Migrants ‘left to die’ inside hellish Saudi Covid camps
• Anti-vaxxers, far-Right and parents protest over German curbs
• France could face lockdown again after surge in cases
• Wuhan schools to reopen as WHO says team will visit city
• Guardsman’s family sue MoD over his death
• Doctors ‘should be allowed to inform DVLA’ of dementia diagnoses
• Call for pension top-ups to fix broken social care system
• Experts say epileptic boy, 15, should keep taking cannabis
• Bumpy ride for airlines that don’t pay for in-flight music
• Trump’s star is back on the rise as virus cases continue to fall
• Anti-BLM militiamen answer call to arms
• Civil rights activists and Hollywood actors pay tribute to Black Panther star Boseman
• American girl scouts get on-trend uniform update
• Erdogan hails Ottoman era in warning to Greece
• As Lukashenko fights to the last, his son may be a successor
• Our radical experiment has produced Afghanista­n’s best commanders
• Musk trots out ‘Cypork’ pig with a chip in its brain
• Matchmakin­g for Indian elite is big business
• The West’s coronaviru­s response betrays a medieval mass neurosis
• You can’t do drugs and avoid doing harm
• The 15-minute city is a village of the damned
• Civil servants cannot be relied upon to make necessary spending cuts
• Companies isolate themselves from customers
• Roads to ruin
• We wanted the toughest possible lockdown, and now we will pay the price
• The social care crisis will get worse. My Universal Care Entitlemen­t will fix it
• Brexit Britain should not be creating new distant authoritie­s back at home
• Shakespear­e spoke for, and loved, men and women
• The Australian prime minister who symbolises a global UK
• ‘I’ve buried five friends in two years’
• The last of the Vegas Mafia killed by Covid
• I’m 56 and still enjoy topless sunbathing – and why not?
• These new Covid ‘rules’ have sucked all the fun out of Britain
• How Karen came under fire in the culture wars
• At last, a biography that does justice to Graham Greene
• Francesca Carington
• How ‘Tenet’ channels the mystical power of palindrome­s
• Opera stars are like footballer­s – you get what you pay for
• Chill out with the rest of us during the bank holiday

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