The Daily Telegraph - 2019-09-21

• Royal matchmaker has her own big day
• EU hatches plot to sink Britain’s Brexit plan
• Met ‘suppressed’ report into second false Brittan claim
• Thomas Cook appeals for last-ditch taxpayer bail-out
• Record low cost of offshore wind power will cut energy bills
• Labour plot to oust Watson by scrapping role
• Mcdonnell wants non-doms out of UK
• Campers cleared out in crime-ridden Mayfair
• Netflix big budget spending could steal BBC’S crown
• Humphrys: liberal BBC bosses were out of touch
• Back to the drop zone for heroes who can say: ‘I fought at Arnhem’
• The bridge too far inspired future generation­s in the theatres of war
• Defeat in a battle that would have ended the war
• Confection­ery gets sweeter despite sugar crackdown
• Salmonella in UK eggs ‘has poisoned 45 people in 2019’
• Sue me if you think I’m lying, Duke’s accuser says
• Trendy nut milks put coffee chains out of bounds for allergy sufferers
• Drivers urged to steer away from ‘rip-off ’ dealership insurance
• CCTV staff admit sharing images of Sala post mortem
• School dubbed ‘Colditz in kilts’ by young Charles to hold lessons in empathy
• Schools’ LGBT row ‘ignored by posh white elite’
• Headteache­r spent £150,000 of school cash to boost income
• Russian red tape stalls Spitfire’s round-the-world challenge
• Inner-city children need ‘a night under the stars’
• We can make our countrysid­e healthier, greener and more open to all
• James Herriot ‘makes people think vet’s life is piece of cake’
• Blackface furore leaves Trudeau struggling on campaign trail
• Trump’s Isil fighter threat to Europe
• President says whistleblo­wer’s Ukraine claim is a ‘hack job’
• Descendant­s of Nazi victims given Austrian citizenshi­p
• Macron unveils rural plan to curb protests by Yellow Vests
• Indian survey accused of counting ‘paper tigers’
• Boris knows he needs to win the Brexit blame game
• We’re all at sea over the value of meritocrac­y
• The infernal business of egg etiquette is getting beyond a yolk
• With John Humphrys gone, who at the BBC will take the side of the listeners?
• Life lessons in schools shouldn’t stop at stand-up comedy
• Bad, illiberal ideas are the fuel for this climate change protest
• Elite Remainers laugh in the face of our history
• Socialism won’t help the environmen­t
• The Tories must work with Nigel Farage to keep Labour from No 10
• Limit of diplomacy
• Labour grandees’ war on independen­t schools
• This year I lost triplets, so having another child is a blessing
• Prince Harry should follow in Diana’s footsteps
• I’m sorry, but it’s about we all stopped apologisin­g
• Eco-anxiety in children is nothing new – but we ignore it at our peril
• SORRY SEEMS TO BE THE HARDEST WORD BEST AND WORST APOLOGIES
• ‘Everyone says the Seventies were so sexist, but they’re looking at it from the wrong perspectiv­e’
• Zine al-abidine Ben Ali
• Henrietta Garnett
• Cathedral of Crystal – one careful owner
• Sterling’s twists and turns keep the blue-chips wobbling to end
• Rose is first woman to lead big four bank
• Offshore wind power blows away energy rivals
• With a concerted heave, rugby could become the new football
• City by city, Airbnb battles regulators on way to Wall St
• Wrightbus nearing the end of the road as bidders pull out
• Things saint what they used to be for Indian Summers
• Crying game Coach shows soft side ahead of Tonga clash
• Japan hail new hero Matsushima after defeat of Russia
• Why Townsend cast off Scotland’s cavalier reputation
• Straight talking and scary training: the inside story of the ‘Eddie Show’
• Ford wants success at scene of Beckham’s triumph
• Cancer survivor, roofer and 24st prop inspire Tonga
• Bad blood makes France-argentina a spicy meeting
• Scotland bank on experience in opener
• Schmidt: I will not dwell on past failures
• Excitement of hosts is not lost in translatio­n
• ‘Chester would be happiest in the crowd’
• Are the All Blacks vulnerable or are they reinvented again?
• Tuilagi can pile on the misery for sorry Tonga
• Win £100 in cash or a free bet in Ladbrokes’ 1-2-FREE game
• ‘Edwards was quick to put you in your place’
• How Richmond handed Kapo a ‘lifeline’ during sarcoma battle
• Club-by-club guide to the Tyrells Premier 15s

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