The Daily Telegraph - 2018-10-23

• We must hold our nerve, says May
• Antibiotic­s crisis gives hip surgery lethal risk
• Why Hollywood supernanni­es are the latest must-have
• Macron takes military out of Armistice commemorat­ion
• Haunted by the ‘Angel of Death’
• CCTV leak shows body double of Khashoggi
• Microplast­ics found in humans for first time
• Student died after drinking from pig’s head on initiation
• Rail refund scheme was deliberate­ly kept out of media
• ‘Warship trade event makes Britannia case’
• Hawking family donates archives to meet tax bill
• Whitehall bans the use of ‘fake news’ in case it misleads public
• ‘This personal vitriol has no place in politics’
• Barbarous and brainless, would-be assassins give PM a new lease of life
• EU must take some blame for Brexit, says Polish minister
• Duchess back on royal duties with a surprise walkabout
• Pornograph­y a public harm like smoking, warn MPS
• Mayo leaves Radio 2 as Drivetime show takes wrong turn
• Star critical of ‘weird’ conflab at Strictly exit
• Navy on delicate course in choppy waters
• Fighting fit? MPS in spotlight as soldiers rebuked for being obese
• Plug pulled on electric car discount deadline
• Midwife strangled and dumped in shallow grave after row over affair
• Woman lifted to her death by garage shutters
• Ryanair flier may ‘get away with’ racist rant
• US major calls on Britain to take back Isil ‘Beatles’
• World Cup helps drive the trend for supersized TVS
• Burglars target Beckhams as they head for Invictus Games
• Frustrated patients turn to GPS over dental troubles
• Plea to free student held on spy charges
• Trump to cut aid as migrant ‘caravan’ heads to US border
• Kushner chat Crown Prince urged to be transparen­t
• We won’t retreat half a centimetre on our budget, Salvini warns EU
• India pushes to erase colonial past by renaming Simla
• Stowe School sixth-formers visit Rohingya refugee camps
• It may be down to the last 5 per cent but where’s the vision, the dream?
• Please, just give us the heads-up on plastic
• Don’t bury the Brexit roar with bureaucrac­y
• The Prime Minister’s battle to the finish
• Harry Pollitt’s grammar-school communists
• Theresa May’s Brexit negotiatio­ns bring to mind ‘A Bridge Too Far’
• The Russian threat
• Leonardo’s eyes
• Flexible working must be for everyone – not just parents
• How radio became Britain’s broadcasti­ng battlegrou­nd
• Going electric could help you save
• Left waiting by the roadside? You’re not alone after breakdown complaints double
• Whimsical world proves intoxicati­ng
• Valuation is ‘completely perverse’
• HOW OUR MEN WERE TREATED
• Joachim Rønneberg
• Norma Emerton
• Dinklage saves this sketchy biopic of a tortured star

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