The Daily Telegraph - 2015-08-26

• Train terror suspect faces court
• 8 million foreigners living in Britain
• Autumn windfalls Your guide to the high street’s must-buys
• Doubts over fish oil boost to older brains
• Final verdict on Cumberbatc­h’s Hamlet
• Ex-Tory MP: I’m not a rapist or a murderer
• Dirty tricks in the top echelons of bridge?
• Humidifier ‘steams’ £200,000 wine cellar
• Hungary’s plea to EU
• Jonathan Fenby:
• Women earn 40pc less than men in lifetime
• If you fall into a black hole don’t give up. . . you can escape, says Hawking
• We’ll confront Chilcot, say families
• The guilty secrets of the e-book readers come to light
• Sixty-year-old plane had been mothballed three times
• Agonising wait for air crash families
• Poor weather hampers recovery of British family’s bodies after Quebec disaster flight
• Mother tells of relief after she felt skin on her back burning
• Burning incense may require a health warning for ‘toxic’ compounds found in cigarettes
• Secret behind a fourth title for Rutherford
• Female leader? Only when the time is right, says ‘sexist’ Burnham
• Testing times for piteous players as endless Labour contest turns into psychologi­cal experiment
• You’re going to need a bigger boat, say the professors of Poohsticks
• Lethal bacteria found in old make-up
• Fat people to get NHS motivation coaches in diabetes war
• Gambian independen­ce leader’s wife tagged for £20,000 benefits fraud
• Bigamist stole wife’s allowance to woo Russian
• BBC licence fee study is ‘lovely propaganda’
• Yentob ‘warned of riots if Kids Company shut’
• Waterloo tales hidden in new online archives
• Phones are more likely to be stolen in Midlands
• Moroccan Muslim vying for Miss Italy title denies insulting Islam
• Turkmen militia enlisted to patrol Syria buffer zone
• Prefect at elite US college accused of raping girl in graduation ritual
• They may despise each other, but Corbyn is the true heir to Blair
• In Iranian eyes, Britain is still the ‘old fox’
• The chimes of Big Ben do more than keep time to the second
• Best given away
• Labour’s membership purge is wrong
• Leaving the EU won’t solve our migrant crisis
• Never too old for a tipple
• My life as a celebrity PA
• Tate’s ‘sensationa­l’ exhibition
• P UTTING CLICHÉS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT
• It’s hell for everyone after a holiday
• ‘Captain America’ won’t always be there to save us
• Why boybands rarely grow into good manbands
• Tune in and chill out – how to get into the Ibiza groove
• Inspiratio­nal lesson in how to motivate pupils
• Kielty’s sparky debut tinged with sadness
• Only three stragglers as the sea of red recedes
• Wall Street slump taints stock revival in Europe
• Insurer RSA allows greater scrutiny as Zurich renews bid approach
• ‘Forgotten army’ of mid-market firms being throttled by lack of capital, says CBI
• Doubts persist after Beijing deploys ‘shock and awe’ tactics
• BHP Billiton upbeat despite earnings blow
• Britain’s stance on cyber crime is like driving a car without airbags
• Resistance to the takeover of shopping is futile
• Asda regains number two ranking among supermarke­ts
• Poundland clears hurdle in move to buy rival discount chain 99p Stores
• HSBC veteran joins Shawbrook Bank board
• Space race Changing ways of work Global and growing presence Strong returns
• Lloyds Banking Group
• Triple threat could keep interest rates on hold until 2017
• Petrofac slips to first-half loss after further trouble in Shetlands
• Professor Sir Bob Hepple
• Roger Smalley
• Ieng Thirith
• Iris Murdoch is wittier on the radio than on the page

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