The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-10-18

• Blair accused of breaking quarantine rules with US trip
• Judges reined in on using human rights laws to block deportatio­ns
• Shapps admits new cycle lanes are leaving roads ‘backed up’ with traffic
• Tory grandees demand Covid exit strategy from Johnson
• Strictly’s back It takes more than a pandemic to stop this juggernaut
• James Frayne:
• Ministers spent £400k on ‘woke’ antibias training
• Macron ‘using Brexit talks to boost standing in France’
• Ambassador did not leak Trump stories, says reporter
• Businessma­n on Kremlin’s ‘wanted list’ fears for his life
• Major paintings ‘repeatedly being stolen for ransom’
• Milton’s views on punishment may have been shaped by whipping
• Britain’s virus response is not only faltering ... it’s fragmentin­g the country
• Operations called off as second wave takes its toll on hospitals
• Patients could be housed in hotels after surgery to cut risk of Covid
• Food supplies to crucial services on brink of collapse, Sunak told
• The reporting of coronaviru­s statistics needs a complete overhaul
• Police given access to test-and-trace data to enforce self-isolation
• West End actress forced into unwanted delivery driver role
• ‘Secretive’ Covid body is accused of hypocrisy
• Anti-car ‘green’ councils run diesel vehicles
• Taxi drivers reject police plea to inform on breakers of rule of six
• Sweden ready to change tack in ‘local lockdowns’ as infections rise
• Italy to close schools and impose curfew
• Dimbleby ‘not independen­t enough’ to land role of BBC chairman
• Khan squandered £828m on TfL pension scheme, claims Tory rival
• Woman with Down’s mounts legal fight over abortion law
• Yvonne Fletcher suspect’s life as a local dignitary back in former Gaddafi stronghold
• Russia ‘abusing Interpol as criminal state’
• Bring back wolves to keep Britain’s deer in check, says Monty Don
• Vets must inspect microchips to save healthy dogs
• Pupils’ grief as teacher is beheaded in terror attack
• Azerbaijan ‘will respond to Armenia on the battlefiel­d’ after 13 killed in missile attack
• Heir and keeper of the family flame, Donald Junior makes his mark
• US poised for record voter turnout with over 25m ballots already cast
• ‘Jacindaman­ia’ drives Ardern to historic win
• Bolivia braced for election marred by violence as both sides claim the other is cheating
• ‘Like Wallis and Meghan, I was blamed for a man’s downfall’
• As a Covid class war seethes, Labour is now backing the new bourgeoisi­e
• Put the boot into the woke BBC to cheer us all up, Boris
• Politicos treat the public like cogs in a machine
• Don’t drag Nelson into the culture wars
• The PM needs a lockdown exit plan
• Britain’s economy can’t cope with this endless stopping and starting
• Steering out of chaos
• Far-Left extremism has turned the Golden State into a dystopic basket case
• Peru has the world’s toughest lockdown and still ended up with worst fatality rate
• Ayn Rand’s power isn’t dimmed by the collectivi­st age of the pandemic
• Brussels has sabotaged any hope of a deal with its bizarre approach to Brexit talks
• The North will never say die
• ‘I escaped a cult after 8 years as a sex slave’
• What women say when they
• How Covid has left criminals feeling ‘untouchabl­e’
• In this lonely new world, the last thing we need is killjoy attacks on culture
• It was easier to get into Italy than the library
• An actor’s candid memoir of his Wilde ride in showbusine­ss
• Novel of the week Jake Kerridge
• ‘People mustn’t fall into a victim mindset’
• Let’s hear it for documentar­y’s most unlikely stars
• Milder conditions encourage social time outdoors
• The very best of the week ahead

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