The Daily Telegraph - 2017-08-19

• Didn’t he do well?
• Hunt is on for Barcelona killers
• Parliament to lose Queen Victoria’s light
• Bannon out of White House
• Search for victims
• Barcelona defiant
• Obituary
• Rosa Prince:
• It’s been nice to know you Brucie, a part of all our lives
• ‘Brucie had a natural instinct for mischief and for danger’
• Post-study pay dictates choice of university
• Record 11,180 college places clear on A-level results day
• I will inherit Duchess title, insists estranged wife of Beaufort heir
• Taunting terrorist shot dead with gang on seafront
• Two dead and six hurt in Finland stabbings
• Refund unlikely if you refuse to fly to Spain
• Lib Dems hit out at SNP suspicion over election expenses claims
• Minister forced out by Corbyn: I will fight on for rape victims
• May woos Tory MPS with tours of Chequers
• Sturgeon’s regret over National party name
• Was dark lady the real writer of the Bard’s works?
• Foul play... dog mess row leaves village divided
• Rise in American tourists thanks to ‘Brexit effect’ and weak pound
• Egg-sized avocados pick of the mini-crop
• Full-english croissant has French in a twist
• Entrance fees are taking their toll on visits to cathedrals
• Barrymore wants £2.4m payout for unlawful arrest
• Ignored warnings from paedophile rock star’s ex-girlfriend ‘left child at risk for months’
• Prisoners to get phones in their cells to stop smuggling
• Cocaine driver was 79 times over limit when he crashed car
• Gardener who lacked qualificat­ions is turfed out
• One person a week hurt in dive-bombing seagull attacks
• Sheep will use nature’s way to revive meadows in Royal Parks
• One in 10 Britons now owns a second property
• £3,000 enticement for men to train as nurses to tackle growing gender gap
• Rent deposit rows rise by 40pc after new property taxes squeeze landlords
• German politician­s ‘enemies of Turkey’, president tells voters
• Rampant Borneo crocodiles on the hit list
• Don’t blame the West, the terror won’t stop until Muslims reject the caliphate
• I want my stars to have secret vices not skanky jogging pants
• Britain needs the City to be more open and fair
• UK and EU are friends in a dangerous world
• British must take responsibi­lity for Partition
• Spain is vulnerable to disaffecte­d young men from North Africa
• Reality TV made me – now I want a family
• Tough Mudder
• Introducin­g Arket
• Bryony Gordon
• Mary Poppins 2.0
• Sleeping partners
• Marian Diamond
• Pope Benedict and the dying vegetation god
• Trump bump turns to dump for infrastruc­ture and travel firms
• China’s curbs on overseas deals pose property risk
• Infosys chief Sikka resigns after ‘months of false attacks’
• Former Carillion boss back in senior role
• Destiny plots Aim float to fund MRSA drug
• Burger unrest
• Ryan Bourne
• Why it is time to ditch free trade deals
• Tech pioneers are the focus for Green Bank’s private owner
• Heineken free to buy Punch pubs after CMA agrees to site sell-off
• Rail firms agree Exeter-london fare cap amid competitio­n fears
• Rise of intelligen­t machines key to today’s forecasts

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