The Daily Telegraph - 2018-08-20

• Briton survives 10 hours lost at sea after falling from cruise ship
• MPS lobby for expenses increase to cover Brexit
• UK to give EU migrants right to stay – even in a no-deal scenario
• England’s worst prison to be taken over by the Government
• Is this the end of the ‘fly and flop’ holiday?
• We’re the rotters who did for the otters
• Trump’s ex-lawyer in $20m fraud inquiry
• Criminals buying guns via legal loophole
• Oxford don ‘told to go to improve diversity’
• Man arrested for suspected hammer attack on two women
• New GCSES ‘will disappoint pupils’
• Children’s literacy levels fall as social media hits reading
• Superfast broadband roll-out creates £9bn business boost
• Jamie Oliver accused of ‘cultural appropriat­ion’ over ‘jerk’ rice dish
• Danny Boyle to bring Olympic Games mood to Armistice event
• Corbyn was at conference with convicted Hamas killer
• Recognitio­n for HMS Daring crew on Middle East mission
• Superdry founder donates £1m for second vote on EU
• Feminist group faces police inquiry over penis stickers
• Bishop was told of child sex allegation­s 20 years ago
• British ships sunk in WW2 plundered by Chinese pirates
• Billy Connolly’s ‘wonderful brain dulled’ by Parkinson’s
• ‘Precious metal scam’ Scot on FBI’S most wanted list
• Contact lenses flushed down the toilet making plastic pollution worse
• Youtube urged to delete videos linked to suicide
• Cowboy fines see parking tickets rise tenfold
• ‘Fantastic success’ of trauma centres as survival rate jumps
• Drivers facing £100 fine for breaking speed limit by 1mph
• Ofgem backs automatic move to cheap energy deals
• Smuggled grenades ‘could fall into hands of terrorists’
• Fewer coins to be made as Royal Mint plans to focus on commemorat­ions and gold
• Police face online backlash after ‘victim blaming’ tweet
• Rogue gun dealer’s ‘antique’ bullets used in fatal shooting of 18-year-old expectant father
• Fix pensions or we’ll get a German Trump, warns finance minister
• FBI missed the chance to quiz professor who left for London
• New Zealand minister cycles into hospital to give birth
• Italy threatens to send back stranded migrants to Libya
• Disease fears grow among refugees from floods disaster
• Slaughtere­d pigs now outnumber Spaniards
• Bodies of couple and daughter bring Genoa death toll to 43
• Iranians turn their anger on ‘the rich kids’ of regime officials
• Egyptian president tackles online dissent by threatenin­g visitors to sites
• Qatar accuses Saudi Arabia of banning its Hajj pilgrims
• EU nationals need to feel they are wanted
• There’s a very precise art to chosing holiday reading
• History lessons may be awkward for Mr Leigh
• Overworked GPS aren’t being given their fair share of NHS resources
• Return of Farage
• Keep public places free from vape fumes
• Could new laser therapy beat back pain?
• Helen Lederer
• Copenhagen revival
• Break bad habits How to replace them with better ones
• How can we tackle the causes of falling?
• Midlife guide to...
• Scabrous, virulent and gleefully profane
• A picaresque tale of Shakespear­e’s ‘dark lady’ veers close to Blackadder
• Tales of a conception battle give birth to a bouncy new star
• TRAMS AND BUSES STRIKE TO CONTINUE.
• RUSH TO THE UNDERGROUN­D.
• Sir Peter Tapsell
• Kofi Annan
• Gold price slide sees Polymetal rein in investors’ expectatio­ns
• Sheeran’s team backs price cap on ticket resales
• Italy to defy EU’S grip with €80bn safety blitz
• Takeover delays Esure’s chief executive search
• Branching out
• Inside Harrods
• The NHS needs to cash in on data drive
• Pensions watchdog is forced to drop fines against fund trustees
• Boat Show home sees profits hit £31.1m high water mark
• Big six come under fire for slow take-up of Open Banking rules
• China will win semiconduc­tor battle with US, warns Hauser
• Global investor payouts reach a record high
• A gasp-inducing finale that won’t be forgotten

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