The Daily Telegraph - 2020-09-03

• Harry and Meghan hit the bright lights with Netflix
• Campaign to get Britain back to work flounders
• New BBC chief orders Rule, Britannia U-turn
• Going on ‘breakation’
• Record 400 migrants cross the Channel in one day
• We must be honest to public about taxes, Sunak tells MPS
• Germany confirms Navalny was poisoned with Novichok
• Autumn resolution­s
• Daily drink can lead to obesity or diabetes
• Ofqual chief says exam advice was ignored
• House prices hit new high after duty cut
• Barnier draws line on fishing rights in talks
• Identity cards
• Ministers back widow’s proposal for Harper’s Law
• Sunak’s soaring popularity may have made him a target for ‘malign forces’
• Becker faces charges for ‘failing to co-operate’ on his bankruptcy
• Oxford tops world universiti­es as Cambridge slides to sixth
• Victorian public lavatories for women win listed status
• Outcry leaves alligator park proposal dead in the water
• Incoherent and irritable PM emerges from his own summer slump
• A-level flop who turned his hand to healthcare, artificial intelligen­ce and exams on the way up
• The advice regulator claims Education Secretary ignored
• UK travellers would pay for tests to avoid quarantine
• Weekly testing for everyone in UK if trials succeed, says Hancock
• Greece accused of island cover-up to keep tourism afloat
• Call for couples to wed online during times of national crisis
• Palace says sorry for delay to anniversar­y messages
• Non-virus deaths at home on rise as killer illnesses go untreated
• Hancock drops plan to ease local lockdowns
• Boyega: Disney didn’t know what to do with a black stormtroop­er
• Cummings recruit ‘sacked over BLM live rounds tweet’
• Who are you calling chubby? Insensitiv­e labels irk overweight patients
• Online child abuse surging as over 10,000 sex offences logged
• Better dead than alive: the coral reefs that are a wellspring of vitality
• Obesity ‘should be grounds for having a child taken into care’
• Driving tests should only be sat after 120 hours of lessons, say safety groups
• Criminolog­y’s liberal bias ‘helps jihadists’
• Biden to visit Kenosha as ‘healer’ of nation
• Kennedy political dynasty ends as JFK great-nephew loses fight
• Jailed US mercenarie­s seek a pardon for failed Maduro kidnap
• French intelligen­ce criticised in Charlie Hebdo trial
• British teachers in Hong Kong fear their lessons will fall foul of new security laws
• Thai king’s errant lover comes in from the cold
• Anti-government activists clash with police in Bulgaria
• Franco’s heirs ordered to return summer palace to Spanish state
• Comrade Duch, monster of Cambodia’s killing fields, dies at 77
• In defence of a ‘herd immunity’ strategy
• Cladding safety scandal has paralysed the housing market
• The public have a right to some honesty
• This Covid-test run-around undermines the return to work and school
• Way to end quarantine
• Thousands stuck at sea
• Hasty planning reform
• Pure O: the truth about a disorder that’s all in the mind
• Small acts of kindness now play a bigger part in our lives
• ‘Our American adventure was like a movie’
• ‘I contemplat­ed faking a heart attack to escape obsessive fans’
• Light relief from one of our most brilliantl­y original comedians
• A same-sex couple? ‘Strictly’ is merely playing catch-up
• This Proms U-turn is an exercise in bumbling incompeten­ce
• Lord O’neill of Clackmanna­n
• Mary Miller
• A warm testament to the unusual joy of solitude

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