The Daily Telegraph - 2021-08-09

• Golden glow as sun sets on Tokyo
• ‘Too many’ teenagers going to university
• Climate warning over floods and rising seas
• Tories warn PM against freezing out Sunak
• Harry de Quettevill­e
• Taliban take Kunduz in lightning offensive
• Plan to use water pipes for broadband on tap
• Tobacco giant bids to buy UK drugmaker
• Calls for Carrie to save Geronimo the alpaca
• A raft of surprises
• Middle class with ‘sharp elbows’ could benefit from exams system
• Duke of York’s accuser could sue in America this week
• Manchester Arena survivor, 20, found dead in bedroom
• Policeman who staged car crash given warning
• Dunn crash suspect ‘may have been using phone’
• Travel agent robber left birth certificat­e in pub
• Headphone users want to be ignored, says study
• Man charged over knife attack on social worker
• Homes for sale per estate agent branch falls 40pc
• The Ivy apologises for ‘orientalis­ing’ advert
• Bacon collection worth £20m could be lost to France after row between Tate and donor
• Slumdog star: I’m not British or Indian enough for roles
• Lions used to punish captives in Roman Leicester
• ‘Greatest achievemen­t in Britain’s Olympics history’
• I’d written off his chances, jokes Laura, as Jason wins seventh gold
• Duke of Cambridge full of praise for against-the-odds middleweig­ht champion
• Thompson wins bet with Aussie over medal hauls
• Amateur athletes put in a marathon effort
• Fallen leaves
• Ditch traffic light system, says vaccines guru
• Nightclubs enforcing double-jab policy could avoid capacity caps
• Military truck drivers ready to deliver to supermarke­ts
• Department of Health to continue home working
• Self-testing kits for flu considered by ministers
• Drivers urged to book MOT or risk £1,000 fine
• Israel restores curbs despite high jab rates
• Florida parents sue governor for school mask ban
• Israel battles rise in Covid-19 infections
• Battle over the purse strings escalates divide in Downing Street
• Public bodies spend £1m a year on Stonewall advice
• Top 10 Stonewall payments
• Eustice deserves sympathy as he works to control serious disease
• Duchess of York wants A-list star to play her
• Hijab-wearing Met poster girl exposed for racist tweets
• Heart care waiting lists could take five years to clear
• Most wronged people think revenge is best served hot, finds study
• Scanning your brain can reveal if you have a head for numbers
• Sleepless new mothers ‘age seven years in six months’
• Highland storm chasers make self-driving cars safer
• More carrots and less stick gets children to eat their veg
• They will kill us, warn former Afghan staff refused UK asylum
• Politician­s must not abandon those who sacrifice blood on their orders
• UK firefighte­rs tackle Greek island blazes
• Syrian refugees dig deep to help ‘suffering’ Germany after floods
• Village asks Unesco to save art of alfresco conversati­on
• Fugitive ‘mafia queen of Naples’ arrested in Rome
• Social media succulent craze at root of African plant poaching
• Biden’s trillion-dollar roads bill is a disgrace, says Trump
• Alibaba suspends staff after rape allegation
• Prized plants The most at-risk succulent genera
• Kim sends army to help after monsoon floods
• Rwandan troops ‘retake key Mozambique port’
• Thai man charged with murder of Swiss tourist
• Kidnapped Nigerian girl freed after seven years
• Strong, cohesive communitie­s are better at looking after themselves
• The arts will help Britain bounce back
• If we can’t enjoy the summer, perhaps we can try to dress for it
• An Olympian effort during a pandemic
• Grandmothe­rs are tired of being patronised
• Embracing the idea of a truly United Kingdom
• The Tories and Iran
• Testing debate
• Olympic medal haul
• Squeals on wheels
• Public inconvenie­nce
• Entitled to NHS care
• Simplified taxes
• Reusable plastic
• Bitten by the bug bug
• Therapy on a salt path in Dorset Michael Fitzpatric­k
• Managing health anxiety
• The murky truth about microplast­ics
• I beat my insomnia with a ‘sleepcatio­n’
• FOUR WAYS TO HELP YOU SLEEP WELL WHILE ON HOLIDAY
• How to stay slim in midlife? Lift weights
• ‘I’M STILL DOING STUNTS AT 50’
• V I TA L STATISTICS
• ‘These old works must be preserved’
• Delicious electro-pop with an hors d’oeuvre of Philip Pullman
• This absurdly powerful drama could be the hit of Edinburgh
• SHANE WATSON
• Never mind the grey skies – the music supplied the sunshine
• Gates and Bezos back EV mining project in Greenland
• Gold miner plans dual listing in London for Romanian expansion
• Blow to Oxford Nanopore after early end to Covid testing contract
• Workers ignore Sunak’s call to return to city centre offices
• Amigo readies winding-down plan
• Four in 10 want to buy electric car, survey finds
• A hospital pass
• Trouble ahead
• Eurozone recovery stalls as fear of delta variant grips Continent
• EDF delays its final decision on Sizewell C power station
• BCC demands investigat­ion of drastic rise in sea freight costs
• Tesco Bank swamped by people trying to switch their accounts
• Lenders braced for looming ‘crunch point’
• Odey says Bailey will ‘never’ raise rates
• Ai-based hearing aid start-up Lynch’s first for six years
• Employers no longer want the ‘9-5 technology tourists’
• Gen-z is not buying into the cult of overwork
• After riding Covid wave, staycation­s deliver for hotel chain
• Economic week ahead
• Phillip King
• George Curtis
• Lord Smith of Leigh
• Royal revelation­s from declassifi­ed files? Not here
• What to watch
• Entertainm­ent
• Long Lost Family
• Panorama: Cameron and the Missing Billions
• Guy Martin: The World’s Fastest Electric Car?
• KING KENNY
• ‘GB’S miracle haul can be repeated in Paris’
• Park challenges ‘snipers’ to do better
• Golden couple living ‘good life’ – who needs honours?
• Price ‘dances’ way to becoming Wales’ first cab off the rank
• Mission accomplish­ed: How Team GB achieved the ‘miracle of Tokyo’
• We owe a deep debt of gratitude as monumental gamble pays off
• Gemili and Neita’s US training camp assessed after drugs test failure
• Masterful Kipchoge destroys his rivals to retain marathon crown
• The Secret Olympian
• Sumo horse jump
• Karate kata
• Baseball car
• Sweet sandwiches
• The disinfecta­nt committee
• Basketball robot
• Condoms to the rescue
• The rugby bus

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