Daily Mail - 2018-10-26

• NAMED AND SHAMED
• As he’s humbled over harassment claims, will wife who controls his billions run out of patience?
• Labour drops its complaint over Mail exposé on Corbyn wreath at terrorist graves
• The day Spiderman conquered the City
• He bullied me and called me fat, says personal assistant
• Foul-mouthed bully who left young women in tears — and showered pals in champagne as they partied like Nero
• I’m amazed no one’s had you killed, he said
• Very hands-on boss who just loves the A-list WHY DID IT TAKE A PEER TO DEFEND THE PRESS?
• Now it’s she who dares wins as first women told they can apply to SAS
• IS IT JUST A CASE OF PC MEDDLING?
• Helpless and slumped on the f loor, last photos of student on fatal booze binge initiation
• Debenhams crisis piles pressure on Hammond
• £108billion
• £480m pouring into Amazon EVERY day
• Key to a perfect tan? Sunbathe every other day
• Apology to Afghan translator­s forced to take DNA tests
• No-deal could see French ‘go slow’ at ports, says Raab
• WHAT A SILLY SNOWFLAKE!
• Inspired by Katie, make-up to protect you from acid
• Now MAGA bomber* targets De Niro and Obama’s vice president
• Meghan’s slip-up
• 48 Google staff are fired over sex pest claims
• Hammond’s chance to save the high street
• Murder by the book
• Our little girl was crushed like a can of Coke
• Ephraim Hardcastle
• POLICE CAN’T COPE ( Cont)
• ... and breath tests plunge to new low
• Sadness of Queen as the last of her beloved corgis dies
• Backlash at plan for 1m homes between Oxford and Cambridge
• He’s top of my hate list
• Trojan horse antibiotic could beat the superbugs
• Rise of older mothers sees third of births being induced
• Posing with a dead peacock, the unrepentan­t huntress whose trail of slaughter appalled Britain
• Man of 102 got stuck on his roof for three days trying to fix TV aerial
• Children’s Halloween outfits still going up in f lames despite TV Claudia’s daughter horror
• Gender pay gap is close to zero for under-40s
• Ich bin Nick Ross
• Zoo shock as virus kills two baby elephants
• Now BA admits card-hacking has hit 430,000
• Millennial­s’ railcard gets go-ahead
• CORRUPTION OF KINDNESS
• We could be at war with China within 15 years, says US general
• Sea levels could rise 3ft to threaten 1.5m UK homes by 2080
• Energy drinks ‘may be no worse for kids than coffee’
• Perma-tan Sir Phil outdone by ‘Day-Glo’ Hain? How galling!
• Prisons crisis: Now violence and deaths hit record levels
• 5-year ban for man who left dogs to roast in car
• Saucy calendar that stripped me of my naked prejudice
• Refugee allowed to stay in UK sneaks relatives in — and judge praises her!
• He’s pulling our leg! Vince warns Brexit may hit Strictly
• ... but at least Kate’s happy, she’s dropped two dress sizes
• Husband’s £30k justice battle for the wife killed as car mounted pavement
• Carluccio’s last wish: shoot me into the sky in a big firework
• Frenzied Freddie UNCENSORED
• DAILY MAIL CROSSWORD
• TERMS & CONDITIONS
• Dialogue with no bite and fake teeth to give dentists nightmares
• Attention must be paid to this new Salesman
• PHEW WHAT A SCORCHER AS CAREY GOES WILD!
• Now Layton signs up as a frock star
• Watch out for . . .
• This Danish cop dials up the tension
• By George . . . the Eighties rerun that is worth the wait!
• Bob Dylan’s dazzling back pages
• Teenage dreams are pure poetry
• Little scamps need a smaller stage
• You’ll have a ball with this Cinders
• Anything you can do... I can do better!
• WHATBOOK..? DAVID BADDIEL
• Night a corpse knocked on a lighthouse window
• Sex and drugs and rock ’n’ roll? Well, two out of three ain’t bad
• TV hack smells a Russian rat
• LITERARY FICTION
• SPOOKY CHILDREN’S
• HALLOWEEN GHOST STORIES
• Dear Auntie, do you have to turn World War I into Peaky Blinders?
• Infected and forced to sign away all my rights
• Do you feel Leftie, punk?
• Home for sale: ghost included
• Tech millionair­e lands top job at BT in £9m deal
• The dastardly Mr Deedes
• THE DAILY BRIEFING
• Final days for Fairburn
• Furious rivals join backlash at Persimmon
• SAINSBURY’S IN DEAL WITH OASIS TO LIFT FASHION SALES
• WPP shares dive 14pc as new boss turns on Sorrell
• More trouble for Patisserie
• Mr Superdry plots return to his ailing fashion label
• Investors cheer Tesla
• Hastings takes £200m hit as it clocks up worst day
• IS WINX THE REAL DEAL?
• ENGLAND FEELING THE HEAT
• FOAKES JOINS TOUR AS COVER FOR BAIRSTOW
• We should all love Lewis, he’s a true British great
• Max: I’ll ruin the victory parade for Hamilton
• Bullying bookies are certs to cry foul
• Pep: My wife rang after the bomb. . .then line went dead
• Alexis PSG escape plan
• ARSENAL LIVING HIGHLIFE
• UNAI BLAST GETS GUNNERS FIRING
• WHAT A CHEEK!
• UNITED MUTINY
• The man whose size 6½ boots sunk Bayern
• ‘Wereyou hurt,Ern? Thatmagic roundabout wasatfull peltwhen youfelloff’
• ‘I’ D LIKE AN ARGUMENT, PLEASE’
• ‘Don’t stay with old face ache here, he would put the mockers on anybody’
• ‘I like that new book of the Bible– the Da Vinci Code’
• ‘Itwasa brilliantr­use, Humphrey—I toldthetru­th!’
• MAKE YOUR HOME WELCOMING THIS WINTER
• THE GARDEN AND CAR ALSO NEED SOME TLC

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