The Daily Telegraph - 2018-08-30

• Royalty turns up for the original US republican
• Energy drinks ban for children
• The Queen’s real canine favourite
• Pupils can demand to see their exam data
• Gove ‘weak over scallop wars’
• Salmond quits SNP ‘to avert party civil war’
• Brazil posts troops on border with Venezuela
• Time for a Brexit deal true to what we voted for
• A dash of olive oil can make for tasty love life
• Journey’s end
• IPSO adjudicati­on: Sam Allardyce
• English road bridges to be reviewed after Genoa disaster
• Chinese virus sample failure raises bird flu epidemic risk
• Correction­s and clarificat­ions
• British Thai cave rescue expert to sue Musk
• Victim wept as stalker phoned her from prison
• Reclassify ‘spice’ drug, say 20 commission­ers
• Ban for motorist who clocked up 144 points
• Neil Armstrong film fails to fly flag for US patriotism
• The wonder of the space race is brought back down to Earth
• Euroscepti­cs’ fury at French fishermen’s ‘scallop war’
• Tory MPS in backlash over ‘bonkers’ entryism fears
• Barnier: EU will offer Britain a deal ‘such as there never has been’
• Jewish leaders condemn Corbyn over ‘racist trope’
• Aston Martin unafraid of no-deal Brexit
• Never mind the scallops, here’s the big issue
• RSPCA in row over ‘trial by social media’ of huntsman
• Casting able-bodied Elephant Man ‘like a white actor blacking up’
• Two rapists on the run after escaping from open prison
• ‘Pinching bums’ at work is no big deal says Jennie Bond
• Cate’s concern
• How 15 minutes of yoga daily can help beat high blood pressure
• Peek-a-kudu
• Lose weight by eating a late breakfast and an early dinner
• Fourfold rise in demand for autism assistance dogs
• Tribe apologises after British teenager’s death in hallucinog­enic ritual
• Ex-marine first blind man to row Pacific
• Police hunt ‘abusive’ low-flying paraglider
• Toxic algae may have shut water park forever
• Best of British
• British Gas threatened switchers with fees
• Third of dementia patients can’t report pain
• Double murder: we did our best, say police
• Child migrants sent to Australia bring compensati­on claim against UK government
• Mother dies after £3,000 ‘Brazilian butt-lift’ surgery
• Most Gatwick detainees remain in UK
• ‘Hit-and-run’ bike victim fights for life
• Go with the flow
• Child in every class has been sent sex images
• Rewarding pupils for going to school leads to more truancy
• Father ‘who can’t say no’ told he cannot care for daughter
• Thomas Cook boss to meet Egypt PM over hotel deaths
• Towns have become refugee camps for a tide of desperate humanity
• Putin U-turn after pension protests hit his poll ratings
• Pope faces renewed attack over ‘cover-up’ of cardinal sex scandal
• China to set up military base of 500 troops in Afghanista­n
• Jobseeker duped into marriage
• Endangered sea turtles found dead off Mexico
• Germany returns skulls of Namibian victims
• Pakistanis protest over Dutch Prophet insult
• Fears of far-right mole in German police
• Jailed British-iranian mother in hospital after falling unconsciou­s
• Trump choice picked for fight to be Florida’s new governor
• Facebook risks being an ‘accessory to war crimes’
• Free speech faces a new dark age unless we tackle the digital thugs
• The absence of fathers lies behind far more than a rise in knife crime
• Let’s hear it for the wonderful Welsh terrier
• Church beauty thrown out with the bathwater
• Go easy on caffeine
• Battlefiel­d defenders
• Postal Scissorhan­ds
• The eco conundrum
• A zest for flotsam
• Laying the ghosts
• There’s something about (Princess) Mary
• The Maybot – and other mid-life humiliatio­ns
• Suffragett­e city Sylvia Pankhurst gets a hip-hop portrayal
• Why are our children hurting so much?
• CONFESSION­S OF A SELF-HARMER ABBY*, 24
• HOW TO TALK TO YOUR CHILDREN WHEN THEY DON’T WANT TO TALK TO YOU
• The hopeless heist that became a movie
• A distinct lack of delirium
• DEATH OF THE TSAREVITCH
• Bridge news
• Colonel Jimmie Spencer
• Inge Borkh
• Canon Roger Job
• Michael Pickwoad
• Tesco shares hit by concerns it is losing sales war with discounter­s
• G20 trade hit by Trump’s tariffs
• RBS faces fresh SME inquiry
• Tribal Group chief dies at 58
• Bookies warned over withdrawal­s
• Trainees used to cover rig shifts
• Mine operator to miss repayment
• Food and drink exports surge
• Dyson expands base for electric car project
• Facebook goes global with ‘Watch’ feature in bid to take on Youtube at online video
• Heavy staff cuts allow Johnston Press to maintain profits despite fall in revenues
• Venezuela seizes Smurfit Kappa assets
• Turkish banks suffer downgrade
• Barnier’s EU door
• Flight of a Valkyrie
• Railway revolution left in the sidings
• Grant Thornton fined £3m for conflicts of interest on audits
• Busy pipeline takes sting out of half-year loss for Petrofac
• Fair wind for James Fisher as offshore turbines fuel growth
• Diploma chief executive steps down after four months in job
• Where to get high yields with strong dividend growth – and pay a discounted price
• Key numbers
• Symbol of success
• Driverless cars ‘struggling to cope in traffic’
• Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO targets £8bn New York listing
• UBS unplugs robo-advice due to ‘limited’ potential
• Genomics targets new drugs in link with US giant Vertex
• Tim Cook sells $58m of Apple shares as stock hits new high
• Shape-shifting seat can warn motorists of danger ahead
• Last night on television Jasper Rees An astute way to reinvent our love for toilet humour
• Our Everest Challenge: With Ben Fogle and Victoria Pendleton
• Extraordin­ary Rituals
• A League of Their Own
• Sketches: Stories of Art and People
• BBC Proms 2018: Prom 64 – Verdi’s Requiem
• Grayson Perry: Rites of Passage
• The No.5 War
• Celebrity Masterchef
• Princess Mononoke (1997)
• Bridesmaid­s (2011)
• The Proposal (2009)
• Plant trees from UK, says charity

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