The Daily Telegraph - 2015-11-13

• Doctors issue first all-out strike threat
• All is forgiven, Mr Modi
• Older people to be offered mortgages into their 80s
• The Lady in the Van
• RAF fighters help to open way for Kurdish offensive on Sinjar
• Jail for woman who tricked friend into sex
• Tory minister first to take maternity leave
• Armed Forces ‘morale at risk’ over pay row
• Parents push for prenuptial deals to protect cash gifts
• Welcome down under... but a simple curtsy would have done fine
• Ruby the detector dog finds out what isn’t in the Queen’s mysterious handbag
• Yewtree victims can’t all be making it up, says former police commander
• Thief hijacked taxi and forced driver to help rob a bank
• It’s wrong to fine drivers for hitting 71mph, says police chief
• ‘Private schools should charge internatio­nal pupils triple the usual fees’
• Poaching best teachers is draining budgets
• Cult leader ‘kept sex slaves and imprisoned daughter for 30 years’
• ‘Comrade Bala says I am super idiot’: diaries of the captive child
• MPs: Kids Co was indulged while others struggled
• Time please! Landlord bans 800 of the ‘cardigan’ brigade for campaignin­g to list pub
• Billionair­e pays £32m for a diamond for his daughter, 7
• Meals on wheels axed for 46,000 pensioners as malnutriti­on increases
• Love is . . . showing your partner they are more important to you than a good meal
• Hunt promises to halve number of baby deaths on maternity wards
• Scientists have cure for blindness in their sights thanks to ‘gene editing’ technology
• Cash in one’s attic – £1m worth to be exact, once the dust cleared
• C4 confers with Paxman over hosting satirical news review
• Children in Need has £94m in investment­s
• Race against time to preserve EU’s free travel zone
• Schaeuble warns of refugee ‘avalanche’ as Germans lose count of asylum seekers
• Migrants ‘shot, abused and beaten by Bulgarian police’
• Jihadists held in UK over ‘plot to kidnap British diplomats abroad’
• St Lucia will not waive tycoon’s immunity for ex-wife’s case
• Mobster who inspired ‘Goodfellas’ is cleared of $6m heist 37 years later
• Immigratio­n has brought tragedy to the world’s most open country
• Put an end to this Bloody Sunday charade
• Why we find it so hard to come clean about the daily help
• Prospects for Britain outside the EU and ‘in the middle of the Atlantic’
• Don’t blame the EU for our lack of world trade
• The militant BMA must think again
• Unity will defeat Isil
• Iniquitous disparity between the Services
• How to make your pottery pay
• ‘There’s no shame in vanity any more’
• Why ‘just say no’ can no longer keep our children safe
• How I learnt to live without Facebook
• Knitwear that will last the winter
• When did loo rolls become something to show off about?
• HRT was great for my wellbeing– but bad news for my waistline
• Garlic keeps the vampires away – and pulls the birds
• CHILDREN I N NEED THE BEAR NECESSITIE­S
• Horror seen through the eyes of children
• Portrait in three acts of the man who played the orchestra at Apple
• Stops that made the building shake
• Fresh and new all over again
• Allen Toussaint
• Betsy Drake
• Arthur Gilbert
• Was feminism a factor in Anglo-Saxon England?
• Our columnist on injuries, female bonding and coping with the collywobbl­es

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