The Daily Telegraph - 2018-09-21

• “Brexit is the choice of the British people... pushed by those who predicted easy solutions... Those people are liars.’’
• Battered and bruised, but the brave face endures
• The former ladies man on turning his roving eye to fine art
• ‘Shocking lack of female entreprene­urs’
• Rail chaos forces more people to use cars
• Tory voters support tax rise to fund NHS, poll shows
• Watson mocks Corbyn aide’s ‘deep state’ conspiracy theory
• Westminste­r killer attended terrorists’ ‘Sunday school’
• BBC adds fuel to gender row as Davis wins prized PM slot
• Crab wars kick off as the scallop skirmish ends
• ‘Rock solid’ core of 40 MPS ready to vote down May’s plan
• ‘Meg’s mom’ is Duchess’s secret ingredient
• Zara puts three-month-old Lena to work in television advert for £1,500 pram
• Ministers draw up laws to regulate tech giants
• Fury as Labour ministers ban pheasant shoots on public land
• Police outfoxed by ‘Croydon cat killer’
• Heavy metal mosh pits mimic ancient rainforest tribes
• Self trying to strip my home by court order, says estranged wife
• I deserved anonymity, says aide falsely accused of rape
• Williamson sends Putin a message by putting himself in line of fire on Russia-ukraine border
• Skripal ‘hitmen’ linked to plot to assassinat­e Montenegri­n leader
• Prada back to its best with wearabilit­y and peculiarit­y
• Big reads are edited out of the Booker shortlist
• Hunt defends Suu Kyi but says Rohingya need justice
• Trump advised Spain to build a wall across Sahara
• Dozens killed as ‘overloaded’ ferry capsizes in Tanzania
• Kim’s pledge to close test sites triggers US response
• Golf course artist freed after 27 years in prison for murder he did not commit
• Mayoral election result nullified as Putin’s man wins ‘rigged’ vote
• Le Pen refuses to have psychiatri­c tests over Isil atrocities tweets
• Supermarke­t stops selling needles after fruit sabotage
• Editor leaves after article by man cleared of sex attacks
• British charity brings miracle of sight in just 20 minutes
• Village bans Muslim beards after calf killed
• Passengers injured as pilots forget cabin pressure check
• We’re heading for a ‘blind Brexit’ – but the Tories have the woman for the job
• Society worships youth – but we must let young people grow up
• Brussels can’t beat Brexit with insults
• China vs America is the Cold War of our times
• Now the EU has plainly said ‘Non’, Mrs May had better be for turning
• ‘We wanted his final months to be happy’
• Matthew Goode
• The Circle blows the lid off social media madness
• Move over, hygge
• Touching the Void
• INTERIORS THAT DO THE WORK FOR YOU
• Using police funds to make officers more PC is criminal
• We’ll agree to disagree on planning our meals
• The longer it goes on, the stranger it gets
• Inspired by Spielberg, but lacking the magic that made his classics tick
• A Booker shortlist that’s less Who’s Who and more Who’s That?
• The new Joan Rivers? Not quite, but thoroughly enjoyable anyway
• Robert Venturi
• Freddie Oversteege­n
• Hugh Synge
• ‘I’m very lucky to be doing this – I don’t feel worthy’
• Last night on television Gerard O’donovan

The Daily Telegraph - 2018-09-20

The Daily Telegraph - 2018-09-22