The Daily Telegraph - 2016-06-08

• Diesel car drivers face toxic fumes tax
• Style on Wednesday
• Only quitters who don’t love Britain back Brexit, says Cameron
• Harry Potter
• Royal Mint’s golden pension
• Clinton’s emotional victory in primaries
• Migrants sneaking into UK avoid jail
• Is this the end for fading Domingo?
• Philip Johnston:
• Chaos across the country as storm causes flash flooding
• Christian MP regrets ‘grief ’ caused by extramarit­al affair
• ‘Horrendous Army housing driving servicemen to leave’
• Poor treated like offenders by welfare robots, says Church
• Shy internet users are shunning Facebook
• Unpasteuri­sed goat’s cheese recalled
• ‘Bleeding heart’ gives clue to heart failure risk
• Former DJ charged with historic child sex abuse
• Burglars are let off too lightly… say convicts
• Britons ‘falling out of love with their pets’
• EU wants to let in thousands on new permits
• Vote Leave was right to be cross Farage (not a member) was under the spotlight – his paranoia did little for their cause
• Boris and Gove throw down gauntlet: Debate with us face-to-face
• Website fails in late rush
• Attenborou­gh to pay tribute to the Queen
• Head quits Benedictin­e school after clash over reforms
• Barrister and wife’s ‘campaign of threats against his ex-lover’
• Forces’ drink culture is disgracefu­l, says judge
• Osprey’s takeaway
• ‘Why are people voting Tory, asked electoral watchdog chief ’
• Cold? Uninspired? Can’t concentrat­e? Welcome to the British workplace
• Dentist jailed for £1m investment scam
• Fish may be able to recognise your face
• Rescuers guided by pupils’ phone lights
• DNA breakthrou­gh may help find Melanie Hall killer
• No jury? Go and find one, orders judge
• Girls in toddler kidnap looked up ‘rape’ online
• Rutherford guards future children from Rio Zika risk
• Mourinho spared stand as medic accepts ‘£5m’ Chelsea payoff
• BBC axes ‘inane’ Wimbledon show and reverts to old formula
• ‘Team looks weak for missing trip to Somme memorial’
• The risks Virus can be passed on for months
• British football fans warned of terrorism threat at Euro 2016
• Leo (and two subs) expected to carry the day for England
• Curtain call
• Married cancer patients ‘are more likely to survive’
• Edmonds: ‘Negative attitude causes disease’
• Obesity costs taxpayer more than the police, says NHS chief
• Fizzy drink could aid chemothera­py success
• Hands-free phones ‘no safer for drivers’
• Chuting practice
• Surge in Isil fighters trying to return to West
• Yemeni anger at Saudi UN blacklist reprieve
• Eleven dead in bomb attack on Istanbul bus
• Politician­s defend mob attack after cow killing
• Danish gallery removes references to ‘Negroes’
• Egypt tries top auditor who alleged corruption
• Hamburglar­s foiled in McDonald’s till raid
• Most senior elected Republican rails against Trump’s ‘racism’
• Erdogan dropped as Ali funeral speaker
• Hero’s farewell for September 11 rescue dog
• British business remains a force for good
• I’m middle class and poor. It wasn’t supposed to be like this...
• The deal the EU will always deny Britain is control of the free movement of migrants
• Don’t dispense with dispensing doctors just yet
• America’s poor choice
• Aircraft must support coastal patrol vessels
• BMA on assisted dying
• Speed without tears
• Tennis? No comment
• Cricket and chips
• Renewable blame
• Watch BBC from afar
• Five-minute wardrobe rules
• EIGHT BASICS EVERY WARDROBE NEEDS
• Why I hope Hillary can make it to the White House
• Sunglasses you can wear this summer and beyond
• Losing our baby girl changed us forever
• Chic boltholes in the Cotswolds
• Chic summer looks to buy now and wear forever
• ONE OF THESE SUNGLASSES WILL SUIT YOU. WE PROMISE
• Don’t freeze – use some filler
• KATY’S TOP FILLING PRODUCTS
• Forget Hugh’s paunch – it’s skinny men I worry about
• Has Sir John Major lost his moral compass?
• The Chef ’s Dozen, Chipping Campden
• The wonders of Iran with our chief foreign correspond­ent
• The Five Alls, Filkins
• Winchcombe
• A bitterswee­t return for Michael Crawford
• Actors at their egotistica­l worst
• BOASTFUL SPEECH
• Professor John Benyon
• Captain Sidney Brazier
• Cardinal Loris Capovilla
• André Rousselet
• The glory of Gershwin got me through the ironing
• Power Monkeys
• Lose Weight for Love
• The South Bank Sky Arts Awards 2016
• Tom Kerridge’s Best Ever Dishes
• Versailles
• Rescue Dog to Super Dog
• Secrets of Growing Up
• Great Expectatio­ns (1946, b/w)
• Scanners (1981)
• Bully (2001)
• Unsettled bats avoiding roads

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