The Daily Telegraph - 2019-08-13

• ‘Public backs Johnson to shut down Parliament for Brexit’
• Ban ‘dangerous’ hands-free calls, urge MPS
• Protests cancel all flights from Hong Kong
• Ghislaine Maxwell
• Hannah Betts on the politics of looks at work
• Labour targets badger cull and hunting
• Watchdog investigat­es Burford short seller
• University bans beef to fight climate change
• Superbug thrives on our sugary diets
• Developer defends facial ID cameras
• 6ft posts to halt car raids on Parliament
• National Grid had three ‘near-miss’ blackout events
• Drones call to stop residents moving fences into park land
• Cauliflowe­rs can’t stand heat so they’re out of the kitchen
• No concession­s over Brexit, Germany’s
• Conservati­ves extend poll lead over the Brexit Party
• Trump adviser: No-deal exit would be enthusiast­ically supported by US
• Lucas apologises for proposing an allwhite female cabinet
• Prisons to get mobile phone blockers as Johnson pledges £100m to cut jail crime
• Shortage of bladder cancer drug leads to decline in survival rates
• Ebola ‘curable’ after drugs trials declared a success
• Calls for better UTI testing to curb overuse of antibiotic­s
• Video’s killed the music star … as Youtube replaces Top of the Pops
• Click-andcollect clothes suit ‘silver surfers’ to a T
• Queen’s grouse shoot is called off on a not-soglorious 12th
• Farage: Duke’s relationsh­ip sent his popularity off a cliff
• Oxbridge governors ‘help private pupils get upper hand’
• Mother and son jailed for murder of runner
• Hospitals unprepared to deal with terrorism victims
• ‘We want to preserve the forests but we need the world to help’
• ‘Serious irregulari­ties’ over Epstein death
• Hong Kong protest is ‘terrorism’ warns Beijing
• China told to stay out of Kashmir dispute after Pakistan seeks its support
• Family offer £10,000 for help finding Nora
• At last, here’s a Home Secretary who’s prepared to terrify criminals
• Save us, Radio 4, from the guilt of being a nation of Proust dodgers
• Britain must turn fear into opportunit­y
• Grouse-moor management enriches wildlife
• Mobiles at the wheel
• Like Marina, I had cervical cancer in my 50s
• Giddy-up! How I survived the world’s toughest horse race
• The last thing that a mother needs is ‘mum-shaming’
• How to suck up to your boss (without looking like it)
• Three cheers for the optimistic spirit of our young musicians
• No original Pet Shop Boys hits? It’s a sin
• Father’s brutal murder inspires a masterclas­s in confession­al comedy
• Can classical music capture the Holy Spirit?
• Shakespear­ean satire that deserves to be a Game of Thrones-sized hit
• Lieutenant Colonel Peter Walter
• Henri Belolo
• Runner whose ‘victory’ in the Boston Marathon was faked
• ‘Transforma­tive’ Guyana oil find fuels shares in Tullow and Eco
• Argentine leader return batters peso
• Richer, happier and better paid – yet Brits are still getting gloomier
• Stores blame wage and tax rises for grief
• Course change
• Ambition to spare?
• The UK is flirting with disaster on a number of different fronts
• Opec risks slip-up as oil price slumps
• BCA chairman in driving seat after landing top job at Northgate
• Deliveroo pulls food service out of Germany as rivals merge
• Shipbroker Clarkson steers profitable course in ‘challengin­g’ market
• This franchisin­g firm has bags of ambition and is already profitable. Buy
• Kate Winslet was the weakest part of her own family history

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