The Daily Telegraph - 2020-10-05

• Trump’s oxy­gen lev­els dropped two days run­ning, doc­tors re­veal
• Covid cases ‘lost’ in test and trace blun­der
• Bur­glars to be tagged and tracked round the clock to stop re­of­fend­ing
• Pa­tients face be­ing sent to back of NHS queue as wait­ing list re­viewed
• Foot­ball’s crazy day
• Rail fares ‘mine­field’ threat­ens re­gions plan
• Su­nak pledges hope for all those who lose job
• Adapt­ing the way we talk may be wired-in
• 45,000 brave el­e­ments to race own marathons
• 50pc
• Repub­li­can cam­paign
• No sym­pa­thy vote in polls
• Rain­bow fu­ture
• Gibb sur­prise fron­trun­ner to be new BBC chair­man
• ‘Fear­less’ editor Sir Pere­grine Worsthorne dies at 96
• Fer­rier could be sacked by con­stituents, Black­ford says
• Army to work with the NHS to help dis­trib­ute Covid vac­cine once it is ready
• Young peo­ple aren’t ‘snowflakes’, in­sists pri­vate school head
• Beach ‘photo points’ will mea­sure cli­mate change
• Don’t scrap ID cards for EU chil­dren, warn peers
• Trick or treat­ing could break rules, says min­is­ter
• Man is ar­rested af­ter stu­dent, 18, found dead
• El­derly man robbed of watch out­side church
• Caledonian Sleeper staff be­gin 48-hour strike
• Lotto
• Hit­ting the wall
• ‘Strictly’ judge Bal­las braces for lock­down trolls as show re­turns
• Ru­pert Everett: Twit­ter ‘hags’ po­lice us like the Stasi
• To let: ec­cen­tric baronet’s man­sion, for £20,000 pcm
• The gown
• Pres­i­dent re­wards his faith­ful sup­port­ers out­side the hos­pi­tal with a drive-by
• White House doc­tor was hon­oured for sav­ing lives in Afghanista­n
• White House crit­i­cised over con­tact trac­ing
• Sexts and virus put key Se­nate race in ‘chaos’
• Dis­pute over sec­ond de­bate
• On the trail
• Covid shows cap­i­tal­ism has failed, says Pope
• Pil­grims re­turn to Mecca as ban is par­tially lifted
• Ger­mans given 24 days a year to work from home
• NY mayor to put nine dis­tricts in lock­down
• Worker fired for go­ing back to work af­ter test
• Fash­ion de­signer Kenzo dies in Paris of virus
• John­son’s hos­pi­tal car­ers tipped for hon­ours
• Long Covid ‘could be big­ger prob­lem than ex­cess deaths’
• Manch­ester’s in­fec­tion rate surges since lock­down
• ITU doc­tors can ‘phone a friend’ for eth­i­cal ad­vice
• Queen hails ‘in­valu­able qual­ity jour­nal­ism’
• Anger as in­spec­tors al­lowed into care homes with­out test
• Cin­e­mas are fac­ing a gloomy pic­ture as block­busters halted
• Up­hill bat­tle
• 200
• 45
• Fallen leaves
• Bat­ten down for a bumpy win­ter, PM warns
• Stuck in the slow lane, is John­son’s jug­ger­naut in need of a ser­vice?
• Pa­tel pledges to face down ‘Leftie’ lawyers who op­pose ‘firm and fair’ asy­lum re­forms
• US deal won’t worsen obe­sity, vows min­is­ter
• Net losses
• Po­lice­man lied about af­fair with col­league
• Al­lot­ment thief at­tempts great es­cape on canal in stolen kayak
• Mixed mes­sages
• Bri­tish Li­brary re­stricts its child ma­te­rial
• Cary Grant ‘gay’ images were a stu­dio pub­lic­ity cam­paign
• Man who used pin to punc­ture con­dom is jailed for rape
• Jour­nal­ist dies af­ter early signs of sep­sis were missed
• ‘Brave’ fe­male po­lice of­fi­cer stabbed on duty
• Judges to be trained to spot signs of de­men­tia in crim­i­nal de­fen­dants
• Girls’ school to check health of ve­gan stu­dents
• Women with bro­ken bot­tles in street fight
• Greene King to ed­u­cate its staff on slave trade
• Spit and pol­ish
• £12,780
• War­lord’s grave re­veals se­crets of un­known English tribe
• Images glam­or­is­ing anorexia and self-harm still rife on In­sta­gram
• Nor­man cas­tle, be­sieged by drugs and lit­ter louts, closes to pub­lic
• Re­mains show ‘jobs for the girls’ ex­isted in Bronze Age
• Lake District but­ter­fly may have to be moved to Scot­land
• Bless me
• 490ft
• 4,000
• Stars hit back as drugs in­quiry rocks Bol­ly­wood
• French res­cuers search for flood sur­vivors af­ter two die in Italy
• New Cale­do­nia votes to re­main in France
• Gu­atemala sends Hon­duran mi­grants back
• If the cap fits
• ‘Why are they shelling civil­ian ar­eas and killing old women? Real war­riors fight in the fields’
• Aca­demic gets re­prieve from Tehran prison
• Pro­test­ers de­tained af­ter op­po­si­tion rally in Minsk
• Kyr­gyzs­tan elec­tion at risk of vote-buy­ing
• Woman’s headaches due to tape­worms in brain
• We need to know what the Tories’ plans are for the fu­ture of Bri­tain
• Our school sys­tem is fail­ing its young­sters
• I’m with Me­la­nia on her grump about ghastly Christ­mas stuff
• Front Bench
• GPS have worked through this cri­sis, of­ten at per­sonal cost to them­selves EU stu­dent ID cards
• A great art form is in the process of be­ing killed
• The PM’S dilemma is clear for all to see
• Wrong pri­or­i­ties
• Elec­tric scoot­ers should be legally reg­u­lated
• A right to die
• We must save the foundry that cast Big Ben
• Lost Trust
• Alien in­vaders
• Sawn-off ser­vice
• Com­part­ment rules
• Bail Bond
• Ho­cus Potus
• HERCULIS GEN­ERAL KNOWL­EDGE CROSSWORD
• CODEWORDS
• THE SO­LU­TION
• SUDOKU
• LET­TER LOGIC
• KAKURO
• KILLER SUDOKU
• WORD LAD­DER
• MIND GYM
• FOLYWORD
• TRAIN TRACKS
• MINI SUDOKU
• ANA­GRAMS
• Para­noia is on the rise, trust me
• Grind­ing your teeth? Don’t worry, so is ev­ery­one else
• So­cial con­tact is a ne­ces­sity
• The women pay­ing the pan­demic penalty
• Cracks are ap­pear­ing in the ar­gu­ments for lock­down
• MIDLIFE F I TNESS F I LES
• ‘Lead­ers trapped in dis­as­trous nar­ra­tive’
• Planet Nor­mal
• What I eat in a typ­i­cal day
• I VOR CUM­MINS
• Al­li­son Pear­son and Liam Hal­li­gan
• Men­tal health fix
• How to down­load a pod­cast: a be­gin­ner’s guide
• VI­TAL STA­TIS­TICS
• No time to live for the cin­e­mas starved of block­buster re­leases
• Ele­giac re­sponse to lock­down de­fies its ster­ile sur­rounds
• Joy­ous, deftly shaped come­back is mu­sic to old and new ears
• Why are writ­ers so snooty about the sub­urbs?
• MOD­ERN LIFE SHANE WAT­SON
• The Night Sky in Oc­to­ber
• Bridge Hand
• Chess
• The Week in West­min­ster
• WAR ON BOLSHEVIKS.
• Court Cir­cu­lar
• To­day’s birth­days
• UKRAINIANS AND REDS.
• This month’s chart
• Bridge news
• Prize-win­ners of Crossword 29,479
• Le­gal news
• Kenzo Takada
• John Turner
• Lee Ker­slake
• Around the world with the per­fect English­man abroad
• What to watch
• Doc­u­men­tary
• In the Face of Ter­ror
• Adult Ma­te­rial
• The Great House Give­away
• The Se­cret His­tory of Writ­ing
• Com­edy
• Film choice
• Forecast
• Crossword 29,486
• Quick Crossword
• Suko
• Satur­day's Quick Crossword So­lu­tion
• Suguru
• Su­jiko
• PUZ­ZLES

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