The Daily Telegraph - 2019-09-05

• ‘Hypocrite’ Corbyn rejects election to break deadlock
• The Opposition leader is now a puppet, and his strings may soon be cut
• Johnson’s breathtaki­ng gamble is still on course for success
• Rebel Tory spared withdrawal of whip
• Corbyn at odds with party heavyweigh­ts over timing of election
• The Labour factions and what they want
• Benn’s Bill victory makes extension more likely
• Which route will MPS take?
• We are no longer a broad church but increasing­ly an obsessed sect
• Facebook ‘attack ads’ target Tory defectors
• Tensions high after Cummings sabotages plan for compromise
• EU Commission: Keeping backstop is only solution
• Judge declares PM’S shutdown of Parliament to be lawful
• Johnson can awake from this nightmare even if he misses Hallowe’en deadline
• Sajid Javid ‘turns page on austerity’ with spending boost of £13.8bn
• Bolstering defence budget is not just about soldiers - trade will prosper too
• Statins to be available from chemists
• Driverless cars face security MOT to defeat hackers
• Parents must be allowed to shop around for uniforms
• Police cannot seize journalist­s’ Begum notes
• Met chief denies incompeten­ce over Operation Midland failures
• Woman, 70, posed as baby’s mother to get a circumcisi­on
• Almost half of cancer patients made repeat visits to the GP
• Dairylea pulls cream pie ‘splat’ advert amid fears for children with allergies
• Farmer ‘killed by wife and her lover’ after he refused to grant divorce
• Five houses face demolition for being too big and in wrong spot
• Jealous ex-jockey shot at passers-by after Cheltenham
• Multi-million-pound drug lord ordered to repay £14,000
• Vegetarian­s may be at higher risk of stroke
• Women more likely to quit job over tiresome commute
• Single head injury may lead to dementia, scientists warn
• Bahamas will need billions after Dorian devastatio­n
• Epstein files mention ‘1,000 people by name’
• Hong Kong leader finally withdraws extraditio­n bill
• Bust of Hitler found stored in French senate building
• Vigilante violence in S Africa spreads across the continent
• Iran poised to breach the nuclear deal for third time
• We’re putting the pride back into policing
• The Rees-mogg attitude of taking Opposition hot air lying down
• Nothing can be achieved by delaying Brexit again when the country is crying out for an election
• Blairism is once again at the heart of Labour
• A cowardly charade by Remainer MPS
• Preparing for Brexit
• Princess Charlotte’s first day at school: how will she get on?
• The week that families went to war again over Brexit
• 12 surprising things you learnt about your spouse this summer
• Can you ever be third time lucky in love?
• A lurid and powerful follow-up that really seems to hate men
• Not quite the play we’re crying out for
• All-time master bids a beautiful farewell to his British fans
• ‘We actors know better than BBC executives’
• KING AND QUEEN AT THE BRAEMAR GATHERING
• THE KING’S ARRIVAL
• GATHERING OF THE CLANS
• Sir Hugh Jones
• Brigadier Kenneth Mears
• Ciaran Mckeown
• Ennio Guarnieri
• An experiment so moving it caught me unawares

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