The Daily Telegraph - 2020-11-02

• PM raises prospect of lockdown extension
• Gove’s loyalty under scrutiny after PM was ‘bounced’ into decision
• Covid death forecasts ‘four times too high’
• Prince William kept Covid infection secret
• Jitters in Biden camp over late Trump surge
• We’re launching a political party to fight the PM on a second lockdown
• Johnson faces a Tory lockdown rebellion
• Farage remodels Brexit Party to campaign against confinemen­t
• Scotland will maintain its own course, says Swinney
• Without more restrictio­ns we are in for higher death toll than first wave
• If we surrender our human rights cheaply, the cost will be immense
• Sunak: this lockdown will hit public services
• Unions call for school closures after 50-fold rise in infection rates
• One in four pubs ‘doomed by bigger crisis than the war’
• Cocktails and queues in the last days of freedom
• Holidaymak­ers make last-ditch attempt to take a break abroad
• Alarmist 4,000 deaths total just doesn’t add up
• Hospitals are starting to cancel operations
• Vaccine for everyone over 50 ‘by Easter’
• Dozens held in street clashes across Spain
• All over 60s told they should minimise contact with others
• Covid causes bone marrow donor slump
• Rather than the food of love, music was a call to arms
• BBC apology over Bashir’s tactics to get Diana scoop
• I don’t want civil war, says Starmer as he leaves door open for Corbyn
• Lord Chancellor faces challenge on internal market bill
• 50,000 miles of footpaths are left off official maps
• AI ‘revolution’ offers hope in oral cancer trial
• Supreme Court will discrimina­te positively in its selection
• Former polytechni­cs ‘must go back to roots’
• Depp prepares to shell out millions of dollars in a bid to restore his reputation
• Curator wants sheikh ‘assault’ case reviewed
• Two visions are on offer for relations with UK
• Battlegrou­nd county where voters head to the polls heavily armed
• Doctors’ fury at president’s claim they are paid Covid death bonus
• Two new arrests in Nice terrorist killings inquiry
• Where is the Government’s strategy for ending this cycle of lockdowns?
• We’re launching the anti-shutdown party
• This simulacrum of life has turned out to be nothing like the real thing
• Tomorrow is a referendum on Donald Trump
• We need an end date for these restrictio­ns
• Keep schools open
• Support for parishes
• Covid, and the science of spreading
• Patients need their GPS more than ever
• Circle of truth: why group therapy is having a comeback
• This crisis is a real test for couples
• ‘I’m glad Emin is shining a light on bladder cancer’
• BLADDER CANCER: THE FACTS
• Our doomy scientists have cost Boris his self-confidence
• MIDLIFE F I TNESS F I LES
• Separation is a fate worse than death
• How a Chicago cop made us love the former 007 in a different way
• The film that made Connery quit acting
• Boris has a morale-boosting duty to put Britain’s theatres first
• Switching sides
• A bright night for ballet – and isolation transforme­d into art
• The Night Sky in November
• The Week in Westminste­r
• SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC.
• Alexander Vedernikov
• Sir Sean Connery
• The shattering unfairness of America’s poverty line

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The Daily Telegraph - 2020-11-03