The Daily Telegraph - 2017-09-01

• Schools face exam cheat inquiry
• Lux for less A high-end home from the high street
• Sick notes for stress and anxiety soar with a third linked to mental health
• Cold Feet star ‘I’m a delta male – there’s no alpha in me’
• The Tories need a fully operationa­l Mrs May
• Union declares ‘war’ on Macron over reforms
• SSE feeling heat as household profits grow
• Cricketers flee as crossbow is fired into Oval
• Davis hits back over EU’S ‘no progress’ claim
• Steinbeck films stall as wrathful relatives take feud to court
• Most people want me to get on with the job, says PM
• Bare-knuckle boxing may be better than talking for Barnier and Davis
• Labour rakes in the party fees as Tory membership tumbles
• More British troops sent to Iraq for final assault on Isil
• Britain will not have to leave Europol, says commission
• Italian anger bubbles over at prosecco tooth decay claims
• Playwright acquitted of groping young actress as they performed his poems
• EX-CPS lawyer told mother-in-law ‘I’ll cut your throat’
• ‘Hippy crack’ dealers could be laughing at the law
• Boots blames charity for morning after pill ‘trolling’
• Time-pressed doctors failing to give clear cancer diagnoses
• NHS rejects new drug that stalls breast tumours
• Just one ship on show at Royal Navy’s biggest festival
• Gun-smugglers in M23 police pursuit jailed
• Spain warned in May of Las Ramblas terror
• Hecklers greet Merkel in her former heartland
• Door-to-door search begins to reveal Houston’s true death toll
• Sixteen dead as Mumbai building collapses
• Musharraf named a ‘fugitive’ in Bhutto murder
• ‘Jacindaman­ia’ gives Labour leader Ardern poll lead in NZ
• Putin facing corruption claims over ‘hidden’ villa
• Drama has no place in Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Grammars must weed out bad students to allow in late bloomers
• The blame-and-claim industry is out of control
• The EU has no interest in striking a deal that will satisfy Brexiteers
• Focus on our strengths, not negotiatio­n tactics
• Reform or stagnate
• Cutting bin collection­s won’t boost recycling
• Looking grand Does the £1,000 facial really work?
• I refuse to hide my diet from my daughters
• Angela Rippon ‘Dance has kept me young’
• Some of life’s most important lessons are not academic
• Let us pray for an end to the terrible curse of cancer
• This vanity project should have stayed in the Brandreths’ kitchen
• A creature feature that’s boundlessl­y beautiful
• Blue-collar Wizard of Oz is a modern fairy tale
• A suspensefu­l Jack the Ripper-like tale with a glorious feminist twist
• A Brokeback Mountain for the Yorkshire Moors
• Disturbing reunion at the core of bleak drama
• BURDEN OF GOVERNMENT
• SAVED BY SUPERSTITI­ON
• RUSSIA’S REVOLT
• Gordon Williams
• Willie Duggan
• Marjorie Boulton
• Serco surges on declaratio­n that outsourcer­s are on the way back
• Bank should raise interest rates to stop inflation overheatin­g, warns policymake­r
• Green threatens Labour MP with legal action over BHS pension bailout claims
• Record fine for 888 as it fails at-risk gamblers
• French travails
• Exchange deal
• New Uber chief has a bumpy ride ahead
• Melrose’s Brush arm hit by ‘awful’ conditions in oil and gas sector
• If commercial property is flagging, why is there such demand for these shares?
• Jimmy Choo profits walking tall as £900m takeover looms
• Ladbrokes Coral hikes dividend as increased cost savings emerge
• Restaurant Group investors buy into Frankie & Benny’s price cuts
• Mccoll’s posts 31pc rise in sales after integratin­g Co-op stores
• Wise and warm pupils are an inspiratio­nal lesson to us all
• What to watch
• A thrill-a-minute Tour which is impossible to call
• Geraint Thomas

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