The Daily Telegraph - 2021-08-11

• A-level grades could be scrapped to end top marks ‘free-for-all’
• Virus here to stay so halt mass testing, Oxford expert says
• Amid the dire warnings, we need some perspectiv­e on this apocalypse
• Black bids to prise chip maker from Chinese
• Cuomo resigns over sex harassment scandal
• Test tube shortage rations blood tests
• The dreadful consequenc­es of splitting the bill
• Geronimo row ‘underminin­g fight against bovine TB’
• Deportees taken off flight after human rights appeals
• Cameron urged to answer fresh Greensill questions
• MCC’S grand old man ‘not out’ in race review
• It’s not just for girls, says first British boy to make a splash in synchronis­ed swimming
• Henley rows back on ‘sexist and oppressive’ trouser ban for women
• Opera launches ‘open call’ to diversify search for child star
• ‘Free-for-all’ follows the algorithm fiasco as marks soar
• Williamson fails question on his own exam results
• Eton beaten State school’s Oxford success
• Top universiti­es sweep up largest share of students in record year
• It’s possible to learn from our mistakes and also give this generation a helping hand
• Family ‘robbed of their daughter’ as 23-year-old found dead on rural lane
• Woman killed in bus crash at London station
• A right royal farce that cuts deep but still lets humanity shine
• Maxwell ‘will help Duke’ fight abuse claims
• Will the Duke of York take the stand and what else can he do now?
• Prize winning author to rewrite ‘racist’ memoir about pupils
• Google to allow parents to wipe online images of their children
• Backlog causes heart deaths and home fatalities to surge
• Javid puts pressure on Sunak to raise NHS funding
• Veterans band together to report anti-vax ex-paras who stormed BBC
• Risk assessment­s delay return to Whitehall
• Nine in 10 private travel test providers not yet accredited
• Soldiers to help ambulance staff with staycation demand
• ‘Silver splitters’ drive rise in elderly nuptials
• AI brain scan could diagnose dementia in a single day
• EU split over returning migrants to Afghanista­n as another city falls
• Blaze almost surrounds UK crew fighting fires in Greece
• Embattled Ethiopian leader issues national call to arms
• Victory for Biden as Senate passes $1.2trillion infrastruc­ture bill
• China’s death penalty ‘arbitrary’, Canada says
• Beijing recalls Vilnius envoy over Taiwan ‘embassy’ row
• Mexican cartel threatens to kill journalist for ‘unfair reports’
• Cannibal teacher killed and ate his date, court hears
• No, there isn’t an epidemic of dognapping
• Strip the pews from a church, and you take away the magic
• Education disaster must not be repeated
• Letting teachers decide A-level results made grade inflation inevitable
• Cost of going green
• Britain’s inglorious tactics during the Boer war
• Why aren’t we ready for wildfires?
• A VIEW FROM ATHENS: ‘WORSE IS YET TO COME’
• Marianka SWAIN
• Allison PEARSON
• Why gingham became this summer’s feelgood fabric
• KRISSY TURNER
• Hands up anyone who can explain this school chaos
• Dire warnings about WFH overlook one small thing
• Bold but bungled attempt to modernise a problemati­c classic Brutal Billy shouldn’t be let off, but can’t a flawed human find grace in forgivenes­s?
• Subtle he’s not, but this pantomime punk knows how to put on a show
• Holiday Inn owner will open luxury hotel chain
• Vectura auction is called off after Carlyle decides not to raise bid
• Deliveroo hires Amazon supply chain boss to head up tech
• Banks fight for right to axe ‘redundant’ branches
• Dampening hopes
• Powered up
• Delta wave drives down German business confidence to 2021 low
• Used car sales accelerate as supply issues hit new motors
• Flutter bets on US expansion despite legal row with Murdoch
• Chip shortage lifts sales at Arm as it waits for takeover approval
• ITV snaps up stake in consumer energy savings start-up in return for advertisin­g time
• Homes are less affordable than ever as wages lag price growth
• Another fine Messi: football must heed the lessons from Barça’s woes
• Advanced countries will have to pay for climate change
• Dave Severance
• Terry Davies
• Giuseppe Giacomini
• The key to our disunited kingdom lies with the Saxons

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