The Daily Telegraph - 2019-09-12

• Is there anybody out there – 110 light years away?
• Tory rebels offered an olive branch
• Britain lagging behind at bottom of global league tables for rates of cancer survival
• Calm down everyone – we’re not in Gilead yet
• We don’t want foreign nationalis­aton by stealth
• Hirst’s doodles knock £90,000 off tax bill
• Iran holds British nationals as pawns
• No sex and other things men keep quiet
• How to keep your children safe
• Tax crackdown could be scrapped
• Oxford retains its status as best university in the world
• Armed Forces need ‘nonlethal’ options, chief warns
• Scientists dig genetic clues from 1.7m-yearold rhino tooth
• Downing St back-pedals after accusing Scottish court of bias
• Scotland’s senior judge called Brexit ‘very onerous’
• Law of 1689 passed to depose a king
• Judiciary would be wise to recognise limits of intervenin­g in politics
• Watson defies Corbyn and calls for referendum ahead of election
• It all becomes clear as Jeremy Corbyn makes his priority a general election that he voted against
• Tories reject Brexit Party offer of pact to split constituen­cies
• Farage should give up his solid gold Brexit, or risk losing everything in a second referendum
• Banker told ‘not now, Stacey’ by her boss wins sex discrimina­tion case
• Doctor caused my skin cancer, says ex-partner
• Teachers told to stop excusing pupils’ bad behaviour
• War on plastic may not be so eco-friendly, MPS warn
• Defra caves in to Packham’s demands to review game bird releases
• Badger cull extended as campaigner­s warn of ‘local extinction’
• Trump vows to hurt Taliban as New York remembers 9/11
• Warren’s surge in the polls sets up a three-horse Democratic race
• President to ban flavoured e-cigarettes after six deaths
• Contenders to replace ousted Bolton emerge
• Dutch doctor is cleared of blame in euthanasia of dementia patient
• An immigrant’s tale, wrapped up in diamanté
• Mugabe’s body is returned amid row over where to bury him
• Pope shrugs off fears of split with hardliners
• Fireman Sam was always in danger: he’s too pale, male and stale
• The doomed Tories won’t get us out of the EU
• Supreme Court must defend constituti­on
• The latest strange coincidenc­e of a court judgment going the way that pleases Remainers
• ‘Being an aristocrat is no longer relevant in today’s world’
• How my hopeless law career inspired a sitcom
• The perfect comic balm for a thoroughly befuddled nation
• Spies, ghosts and other odd tales from the Undergroun­d
• A great Russian soprano triumphs in her long-overdue UK debut
• Sir Dawda Jawara
• Brian Barnes
• Robert Frank
• A gripping trail from the East End to the Spanish Inquisitio­n

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