The Daily Telegraph - 2015-10-26

• Refugees will freeze to death, warn EU leaders
• Tories read riot act to peers over tax credits
• Saudi ambassador: Corbyn lacks respect
• All firms a potential TalkTalk
• Linda Blair
• Anger at Blair over Iraq war ‘apology’
• Sugar proves taxing for the wild ponies
• Watson intervened in four sex abuse cases
• Interest rates to stay put, Carney hints
• Top firms sign up to ‘name-blinding’ plan
• Lady Kitty: I’m happy that my younger brother gets Althorp
• Row over Rembrandt ends in acrimony as painting remains in UK
• The West’s errors that led to the scourge of Isil
• How Cherie lobbied Foreign Office over Maldives’ ousted leader
• Clare Short lets slip that report will criticise post-war plans
• An offer with claws: £4.99 for Lidl lobster
• Thousands more lorry drivers needed to cope with Christmas deliveries
• Angry reaction to BBC show that asks viewers ‘is this rape?’
• Scouts banned from Remembranc­e rally ‘for safety’
• Veterans ‘much more likely’ to develop MND
• Bank payment trap means pensioners pay more for energy
• We are too shy to discuss pain of loneliness
• Fillings may be doing more harm than good
• Children’s lung size reduced if exposed to traffic pollution
• Tabby cats are placid, but beware the tortoisesh­ell
• Families mourn tragic honeymoon couple
• Return to turnips if the Hallowe’en pumpkins run out
• ‘Skyrocketi­ng’ prices stopping families moving to bigger homes
• Refugees disillusio­ned with life in Europe return to brave the dangers of Iraq
• Israeli security alert as man hang-glides to Syria to join Isil
• The oath of secrecy about my father, by Mitterrand’s love child
• Vatican relaxes ban on divorcees receiving holy communion
• Paris plans London Eye-style ‘water-wheel hotel’ on the banks of the Seine
• Bush the ‘joyful tortoise’ stumbles in race for the Republican nomination
• Ai Weiwei barred from using Lego for ‘political’ work
• Euroscepti­c party wins Polish election
• Don’t bash the baby-boomers, they have left us fit to face the future
• Unlikely lessons from wheezy Keef on growing old gratefully
• Bond today is a security guard, not a gentleman
• Tony Blair and the judgment of history
• EU’s latest diktat to farmers advertises the cost of Brussels’ bureaucrac­y
• Limits of the Lords
• Reform police patrols for a more effective force
• Why we should trust our gut instincts
• Quiet time
• Peter Lanyon
• Paralysed by choice?
• ‘I’m attuned to the dark side of life’
• An Orpheus that fails to enchant or surprise
• Hodge-podge history
• Still an operatic sensation
• ARMENIAN MASSACRES.
• Maureen O’Hara
• Peter Baldwin
• Ker-pow! A comic book take on Jekyll and Hyde

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