The Daily Telegraph - 2019-08-09

• Mutiny on the balcony
• Johnson’s election spending spree
• More Tasers for police officers on patrol
• Cannabis medicine blocked
• A slippery slope: helter skelter in cathedral
• Air pollution blamed for asthma deaths rise
• Mobile phone users suffer signal blackouts in most of UK
• Fixed penalty notices ‘not for stalking cases’
• Bristol student is the 12th to take own life in three years
• Bank favourite signals new focus on growth
• PM to scrap limit on ‘talent visas’ to attract top scientists
• Machete attacker slashes police officer in ‘frenzy’ after routine traffic stop
• Rail payouts included £28k for slip on pigeon droppings
• Council bans cyclists from meeting up … at cycle cafe
• P&O steering clear of Gulf over fears its ships will be targeted by Iranian forces
• Eyes show if employees are too tired to work safely, says Nasa
• Warmest July brought record queues and chaos to A&E
• Bound to leave you glowing, vodka from Chernobyl
• Police carried out ‘Nick’ raids before speaking to key witnesses
• Beyoncé’s diet and exercise regime is ‘selling a dream’ of weight loss, claims nutritioni­st
• Farmers have beef with UN’S vegetarian diet drive
• Russian couple go to war over £15bn in UK’S biggest divorce
• Tutors banned as exam scribes in crackdown on cheating
• Troops seize former Kyrgyz leader in raid
• Loss of freedoms will help Kashmir, says Modi
• ‘He sang Nazi songs and said Hitler should have finished the job’
• Call for Italian elections as coalition in crisis
• Canadian killers found dead after manhunt
• Paris in a flap as hordes of hungry seagulls descend on city
• Washington wants a trade deal with the UK
• The middle classes do all the complainin­g for the rest of us
• A no-deal Brexit would weaken the case for Scottish independen­ce
• World-class education is within Britain’s grasp
• The Bank of England needs a new vision
• Remainers could put Labour in power if they support a no-confidence vote
• Order under threat
• Green benefits of HS2 outweigh cost concerns
• Muslim integratio­n
• Fancy a crack at cheeseboar­ding?
• Uncovering my father’s role in the Great Train Robbery
• The day I took America’s beloved novelist to a sex shop
• Unless we call out everyday sexists, nothing will change
• MAN FRIDAY
• My hard heart has finally melted – for a chameleon
• The loss of pennies would leave us all short-changed
• The Jane Austen masterpiec­e that never was
• Ripper retelling still touches a nerve
• ‘Kung fu made me a better’ pianist’
• It would be a crime to miss this hilarious whodunnit
• A silly, sweet salute to the uplifting power of Springstee­n
• Bizarre melodrama for the dog days of summer
• No child should be subjected to this
• AMERICAN LABOUR WIDESPREAD TROUBLES ACTORS CLOSE THEATRES
• Court Circular
• Sir Brian Lochore
• Francesco Saverio Borrelli
• Barrington Pheloung
• Nerves eased as yuan pegged at stronger than expected level
• Uber posts record quarterly loss of $5bn
• Burford’s shares rebound after hitting back at Muddy Waters
• Free ports should not hinder free trade for the rest of Britain
• Woes in global housing markets raise the spectre of a second financial crisis
• Should you join the vegan gold rush?
• ‘We’ll reach an agreement and avoid a no deal’
• Aviva ponders sale of Asian arm as boss sets ambitious targets
• Co-op Bank narrows losses but is still not out the woods
• More ‘excellent’ results but shares down 17pc since April. What’s going on at L&G?
• Apple Card could be your last-ever credit card
• As the tech giants listen in, the question for Alexa is: how can we trust AI?
• This Way Up for a funny, warm and humane comedy
• It is time for a proper title race this season – not a two-way battle
• ASTON VILLA
• LIVERPOOL
• LEICESTER CITY
• MANCHESTER CITY
• NEWCASTLE
• SHEFFIELD UTD
• MANCHESTER UTD
• SOUTHAMPTO­N
• TOTTENHAM

The Daily Telegraph - 2019-08-08

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