The Daily Telegraph - 2017-10-21

• EU breaks deadlock to save May
• London worse for crime than New York
• National Trust hunt warning
• ‘Is this part of the Government’s diesel scrappage scheme?’
• Speed limit rise in roadworks ‘will be safer’
• Waltzing off to America, Bruno? ‘Very busy’ judge to miss Strictly
• Sean Penn fears for his life over El Chapo film
• Gerard Butler stung by Paltrow bee venom cure
• Britain and the EU set for high-stakes game of blackjack
• May, regardless of any eventualit­y, may or may not be any clearer. Clear?
• Cambridge dons must register any sexual relations with students
• Theatre director apologises for ‘inappropri­ate’ lewd comments made to staff members
• Student spared jail for stabbing could return to Oxford
• ‘Health tourists’ to be charged upfront for NHS care
• Oxbridge faces claims of bias in favour of Home Counties
• Farmer who lost two children kept others in ‘virtual prison’ for years
• Company boss’s wife held on suspicion of murdering daughter, 3
• Fan who threw punch while holding child banned by club
• Jamie Oliver: school cake and bake sales send wrong message
• Church of England to consider blessings for same-sex marriages
• Labour accused of misogyny problem
• Why a good podcast could lead to a bad workout
• Spain strikes deal to force Catalonia to hold election
• Religions unite to save hilltop where Jesus was betrayed from developers
• Iraqi forces drive Kurdish fighters from disputed town
• Tarantino scorned after admission he knew about Weinstein
• Caligula’s ship mosaic returns to Italy after life as a coffee table
• Russia’s trolls: How we meddled in US election
• Chinese ‘coup plotters’ named by top official
• Britain is being treated like a naughty child by the EU: it wants to humiliate us
• As any fule kno, the old of today simply have no manners
• I’m cute, therefore I am: the new rule of evolution run by man
• Out of Syria’s ashes the speculator­s are reborn
• A Brexit transition period means continuing payment, regulation and immigratio­n
• Now is the time to prepare for ‘no deal’
• Anti-elitism hurts
• Timid universiti­es allow silly trigger warnings
• Families kept apart
• ‘I speak my mind – I’m not finished yet’
• Mission statement
• End of the road
• Elizabeth Day
• Bettany Hughes
• The day Crimewatch put my pal in the frame
• Lucy Macdonald
• Raymond Buckland
• Disreputab­le bakers and unclean undertaker­s
• Takeover talk pushes troubled Spire to peak of FTSE 250
• Trump closes on $1.5trillion tax cuts
• Borrowing dip leads to lowest deficit in 10 years
• Barclays sued for $850m over alleged copper market abuse
• Anti-trust watchdog searches BMW’S HQ
• As Brexit pressures mount, we must remain open for business
• Let’s cut to it… lower taxes will lift growth
• Interconti­nental Hotels’ growth tempered by US hurricane woes
• Export ban weighs on Acacia as miner’s revenues slump 40pc
• Debt collector Cabot joins IPO queue with £1bn London listing
• MPS launch inquiry into UK readiness for a ‘no deal’ Brexit
• Marvel of rescue hens relishing sun, wind (and rain)

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