The Daily Telegraph - 2015-10-21

• Diamonds are a Duchess’s best friend
• Give up all drink or risk dementia
• Pensioners now wealthier than workers
• Why I’ll take HRT whatever the risk
• £1million worth of fantastic trips to be won
• Detective’s fury at Tom Watson’s ‘interferen­ce’
• TV dinners off menu for more families
• Number of term-time holiday fines triples over two years
• Delay breast cancer checks, say US experts
• Bamber rides to the rescue as rent row threatens opera company
• Quarter of an aspirin a day can boost fertility of women trying for a baby, say scientists
• We’ll use British steel for major projects, says business minister
• Who is that protester in the Commons haranguing Mr Xi about human rights? Oh dear, it’s the Speaker
• Move to tempt Chinese tourists to UK with two-year visa for £85
• Sugar tax will help fight obesity, official report finds
• Charities ignored privacy rules and felt they were above law, says watchdog
• Ofsted ratings system ‘needs to be reformed’
• National Trust’s coastline campaign success
• Lords risk constituti­onal crisis by blocking reform of tax credits, says Clarke
• Hammond hints UK to keep EU labour laws
• Every BBC journalist to be trained to avoid EU bias
• Preventabl­e diseases put over-75s in hospital
• Laura Ashley couple spend £5 million on divorce legal fees before case begins in earnest
• Millionair­e’s son may face new charges after death of girl he crippled in 2006
• Police criticised over ‘drug murder’ failures
• Migrant rapist ‘shows need for EU database’
• Neo-Nazi sympathise­rs infiltrati­ng migrant shelters
• Pistorius enters ‘next phase of sentence’, confined to a 24-room mansion with pool house
• Elephant hunter named as Berlin property mogul
• Russian fighters are killed in Syria
• Trudeau junior in power as Liberals end decade of Conservati­ve Canada
• Fears for thousands of Burmese Muslims as boat season begins
• Rape suspects deserve anonymity from social media witch-hunts
• China’s economic growth is a force for good
• Why Bryson’s Little Dribbling warrants a bit of a drubbing
• Refugees aren’t to blame for the chaos in the EU
• It should be ‘win-win’ for China and Britain
• Experience bodes ill for Cameron’s attempt at EU renegotiat­ion
• Learn from Canada
• Britain has set an example to the world on aid
• Pink ladies (not blondes) have more fun
• On civvy street
• From Hollywood’s indie darling to Chanel muse
• PUTTING CLICHÉS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT
• What happened to the boring old Downton we knew and loved?
• Grammar schools come to the rescue
• A composer who always makes waves
• All hail to colossus of the world stage
• Admiral Sir Peter Abbott
• Julian Allason
• Angus McGill
• Richard Heck
• The hidden gems among the Arthur Miller overkill

The Daily Telegraph - 2015-10-20

The Daily Telegraph - 2015-10-22