The Daily Telegraph - 2020-10-07

• Kate’s high­light of the day
• Cabi­net split over tougher lock­down
• PM sum­mons spirit of Churchill to hint at so­cial care re­forms
• Raab says UK could boy­cott China’s Win­ter Olympics
• Trump pulls out of Congress re­lief talks
• PFA placed £1.9m in wrong bank ac­count
• Nobel win­ner: We can see dead black holes
• Tax­payer could lose £26bn in Covid loans
• Con­fes­sions of a Pelo­ton ad­dict
• The heart­break be­hind this sav­ing lives pol­icy
• Boris must find his courage to lead us out of coro­n­avirus
• Edi­to­rial Com­ment:
• In their el­e­ments
• Sea bass off the menu as fish­ing meth­ods dec­i­mate dol­phins and por­poises
• ‘Ab­sent’ John­son urged to call EU lead­ers to clinch Brexit deal
• Can­cer pa­tients face de­lay as kit short­age lim­its blood tests
• Bil­lion­aires bounce back to post record lev­els of wealth
• Fly­ing fish
• Dyson In­sti­tute is now able to award its own de­grees
• Der­byshire in­fant school blaze treated as ar­son
• Van Halen dies af­ter long bat­tle with can­cer
• This year’s Septem­ber was the hottest in his­tory
• Pi­lot ac­cused of fak­ing his record to land BA job
• GP surgery clo­sures hit 350,000 pa­tients in year
• Par­rot-like di­nosaur lost fin­ger dur­ing mi­gra­tion
• Glit­ter­ball girls Jac­qui Smith un­veiled her
• Ox­ford row over sack­ing of gay fel­low
• Sci­ence Mu­seum di­rec­tor says he will not judge his­tor­i­cal fig­ures
• Por­trait trib­ute to Vic­to­ria’s African god-daughter
• Col­ston statue was a fo­cal point for other frus­tra­tions, says mayor
• Cam­bridge holds un­con­scious bias class as black in­take triples
• Ian Blatch­ford:
• ‘Af­ter the pan­demic we shall build a new Jerusalem’
• Queen ‘could be in line for wind­fall’ from tur­bine plans
• Third of schools tell of rise in home learning
• Fu­ture of Chan­nel 4 in doubt, min­is­ter sug­gests
• Virus deaths last month dou­bled ev­ery fort­night
• Pharma gi­ant asks staff to switch off test & trace
• 26lb
• PM look­ing ahead, but the pub­lic can’t see past next week
• KEY­NOTE SPEECH THE PM ON ...
• No crowd, no prob­lem – but his­tory might hold a les­son
• Stur­geon warns Scot­land’s bars and restau­rants they may have to close
• Covid MP in church visit
• Brexit on What­sapp
• Front Bench
• 6,000 miss­ing Covid car­ri­ers have still not been traced
• Three virus-struck uni­ver­si­ties de­cide to put all teach­ing on­line
• In­quiry af­ter 20 strangers’ test re­sults mis­sent to Welsh lawyer
• Only three po­lice forces is­sue fines for mask flouters
• Lower death rate found among those who live be­side the sea
• RSC puts 158 jobs in jeop­ardy as two the­atres stay shut un­til 2022
• ‘Scan­dalous’ charges for stu­dent food de­liv­er­ies
• Col­lege staff to wear body cam­eras to stop par­ties
• Covid ap­a­thy on the rise across Europe, says WHO
• Germ-killing han­dles in­stalled in care home
• Protest­ing in tune
• Global Health
• Covid cov­ered
• A mas­ter­stroke – or a fa­tal mis­cal­cu­la­tion?
• ‘All clear’ pass­ports aim to let air trav­ellers by­pass quar­an­tines
• Iran suf­fer­ing ‘third wave’ as it re­ports record daily cases
• Virus rate among poor­est in Paris ‘worse than Brazil slums’
• Sin­ga­pore to pay for ba­bies in pan­demic
• Berlin’s bars come un­der 11pm cur­few
• A right mesh
• 5,000 sci­en­tists and medics call for so­ci­ety to ‘re­turn to nor­mal’
• Lat­est polling
• Race for the White House
• Strip bish­ops of safe­guard­ing role, child abuse in­quiry urges
• Aged do not get help for men­tal health as it is a ‘pri­vate mat­ter’
• Po­lice face stricter search war­rant rules in wake of ‘Nick’ scan­dal
• Church bells are si­lenced by ‘new­bie’ neigh­bours
• Unite cuts Labour fund­ing to send Starmer a mes­sage
• Walkies
• 75pc
• Star-struck crim­i­nal first Bri­ton hit by wealth or­der with seizure of £10m prop­erty em­pire
• A-LIST MAN­SOOR HUS­SAIN RUBBED SHOUL­DERS WITH RICH AND FA­MOUS
• Po­lice fail­ings left vi­o­lent part­ner free to kill, court told
• On­line abuse images surge as preda­tors dupe chil­dren
• Pen­sioner ‘shot wife dead af­ter he was or­dered to pay her £10,000’
• Son ac­cused of mother’s mur­der dies in cus­tody days be­fore trial
• Dar­ing voy­age
• Look back in won­der
• The bank of mum and dad pays out into adult­hood, re­search finds
• Call for more woods as cities out­strip Na­tional Parks for trees
• One in five young mo­torists makes video calls at the wheel
• Prince’s letters chart­ing birth, death and adul­tery to be sold
• ‘Skinny jabs’ adverts halted on In­sta­gram
• Chil­dren fail to un­der­stand value of cash
• Ro­botic rar­ity
• Why deep-voiced men lower the tone when it comes to in­fi­delity
• Univer­sity Chal­lenge has ‘be­come a man’s game’
• Live cage fight­ing to be shown by BBC for the first time
• Quite the catch
• Protests push Kyr­gyzs­tan to brink of rev­o­lu­tion
• Be­larus op­po­si­tion leader meets Merkel
• Bi­den prom­ises to pro­tect abor­tion rights
• Paint­ing re­veals roots of Raphael’s blue-sky think­ing
• Or­cas at­tack­ing yachts off Spain may be af­ter re­venge for in­juries
• Cal­i­for­nia records first gi­gafire’ as in­ferno spans a mil­lion acres
• An­tivirus pi­o­neer Mcafee ar­rested over tax eva­sion
• Car­di­nal ‘used Vatican funds to pay Ital­ian woman €500k’
• Iran told to pay $1.45bn to fam­ily of EX-FBI agent
• Syr­ian sarin vic­tims seek justice in Ger­man courts
• Lawyers walk out of al-bashir trial in protest
• Dutch fer­til­ity doc­tor fa­thered 17 chil­dren
• In the pink
• Video-only GP ap­point­ments fail pa­tients
• This swad­dling of stu­dents is bad for us, and bad for the coun­try
• Er­do­gan’s Ot­toman dreams will fall foul of Putin
• Boris John­son holds out dark prospects for wind­less win­ter nights
• How Bath Oliv­ers be­came a col­lec­tors’ item
• The loss of face-to-face GP con­sul­ta­tions
• Abol­ish GCSES
• Cur­few con­se­quences
• Soar­ing na­tional debt
• Gift horse
• Con­stant com­fort
• Dis­in­hib­ited Trump
• Signs of the times
• The last curtsy
• SUDOKU
• THE SO­LU­TIONS
• WORD LAD­DER
• MIND GYM
• POLYWORD
• ANA­GRAMS
• Step for­ward, the Peo­ple’s Prince
• Many happy re­turns?
• DIOR
• LOUIS VUIT­TON
• CE­CILIE BAHNSEN
• DICE KAYEK
• KENZO
• GI­AMBAT­TISTA VALLI
• MIU MIU
• LOEWE
• BA­LEN­CI­AGA AGA
• GABRIELA HEARST
• GIVENCHY
• How soon should you go back to work af­ter Covid?
• HOW ELSE DO THE ONE PER CENT KEEP FIT DUR­ING COVID?
• ‘Please hold for our lat­est ex­cuse for lack of ser­vice’
• My change in ac­cent across the bor­der speaks vol­umes
• Some peo­ple were born to be lords and ladies
• Ter­rific stag­ing of an in­ge­nious show – if only we were al­lowed to en­joy it
• MR. LLOYD GE­ORGE ON THE COALI­TION GOV­ERN­MENT.
• MR. ASQUITH.
• Zef Eisen­berg
• Jackie Den­nis
• Colonel John Waddy
• An ex­tra­or­di­nary in­sight into Len­non the father
• Agatha and the Mid­night Mur­ders
• Ra­dio choice Char­lotte Run­cie
• Lo­ca­tion, Lo­ca­tion, Lo­ca­tion: 20 Years and Count­ing
• The Comey Rule
• Grayson Perry’s Big Amer­i­can Road Trip
• Ur­ban Myths
• Doc­u­men­tary Mur­der Case
• Althea
• In Bruges (2008)
• The Small Back Room (1948, b/w)
• The Two Faces of Jan­uary (2014)
• Cathe­dral fal­con killed by air­craft

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