The Daily Telegraph - 2021-08-23

• Johnson to push Biden on Afghan withdrawal
• Not wrong to be a Nimby, says Government housing adviser
• Covid emergency means flu jabs may not be effective this winter
• Whitby’s Dracula hunters show the haunting power of fine literature
• Panda cars get a rainbow makeover
• Cambridge to ‘explain’ white plaster casts
• Corruption tsar calls for clarity on subsidies
• Overtime for teachers to do catch-up tuition
• Nick Timothy
• Facial recognitio­n rollout criticised
• Child arrests fall by 74pc as police opt for ‘soft justice’
• SNP’S attacks on Westminste­r are ‘harming its campaign’
• Scientists may have found secret ingredient­s behind the special sound of a Stradivari­us
• Extremely rare Welsh flower grazed to near extinction blooms again in Snowdonia
• Telegraph helps matchstick man keep his model hobby shipshape
• Trump’s Doha agreement was a retreat dressed as peace deal, and it means the Taliban will be celebratin­g on the 20th anniversar­y of 9/11
• Woman gives birth on US evacuation plane
• Islamists begin assault on resistance fighters
• Taliban to be added to terrorist watchlist to ‘dissuade UK jihadists’
• MPS’ hotline for constituen­ts to be rescued ‘not answered’
• Young people ‘flogged by extremists’ for wearing jeans
• America’s messy exit from Afghanista­n will cause allies to reconsider future co-operation
• Tugendhat denies ‘playground gossip’ that he is after Raab’s job
• France ‘felt no need to liaise with US’ over evacuation of Afghans
• Militant Islam has been given a huge boost, says former US ambassador
• One in four GP surgeries faces staffing crisis
• Gambling premises 10 times more prevalent in poor areas
• Student medics campaign to fund studies with sex work
• Threat to Paralympic­s on C4 if channel is privatised
• NHS advert uses young people with long Covid to promote jabs
• Home working leads to 10-year low in men taking paternity leave
• Javid gives ‘cowboy’ travel test firms final warning
• Hidden immunity in our bones means many of us may not need booster jabs
• Jamaica and Morocco ‘next to go on red list’
• Lab-grown blood vessels give hope for those with heart issues
• Strike threat over Legionella on trains
• Supermarke­ts ‘days apart in terms of freshness’
• Two pints of lager and a packet of olives – pubgoers moving to healthier snacks
• Pot Noodles and no TV: girl, 14, becomes youngest sailor to go around Britain
• Sewage from Beijing ships a ‘catastroph­e’ for the South China Sea
• Josephine Baker to be first black woman buried in French Pantheon
• Sri Lanka to issue captive elephants with identity cards
• Modern masterpiec­e: Berlin’s contempora­ry art gallery reopens after six-year revamp
• We must resist the normalisat­ion of masks
• The unspoken truth is that Joe Biden is too old
• America’s unconvinci­ng explanatio­n of the operation in Kabul to save civilians from the Taliban
• Tony Blair offers a blinkered view
• The flu threat
• Patients are told that no appointmen­ts are available to see a GP
• Are you just tired …or could it be the perimenopa­use?
• JJ CHALMERS
• Michael FITZPATRIC­K
• Ivan HEWETT
• Shane WATSON
• Dirty truth about the state of Britain’s coastal waters
• The benefits of having an argument
• ‘If a GP had seen my mum, they’d have caught it sooner’
• EAT MORE BEANS, PULSES AND LEGUMES
• A gloriously giddy, goofy evening with indie rock’s next big thing
• Stravinsky’s morality tale can still teach us lessons today
• This Requiem had an abundance of charm, but lacked maturity
• Smaller firms urge ministers to cut ‘jobs tax’ for recovery
• TSB investigat­ed by City watchdog on debt ‘treatment’
• JP Morgan chief reschedule­s UK visit after Covid rule snub
• Biotech start-up defends takeover of Vectura
• All present is not correct Nowhere is it written in stone that ‘ye shall work five days a week’, so why are we so wedded to that?
• Crack in the fortress Strict border controls imposed by Jacinda Ardern to keep Covid out of New Zealand are starting to take their toll
• Ultra Electronic­s private equity bidder loaded Cobham with debt
• State-backed firm’s diversity drive branded ‘identity politics’
• Paypal to let users trade crypto despite ‘bubble’ fears
• Tech start-up for engineers to save money on R&D raises £8.5m
• Channel 4 fights back with real-time bids for online advert space
• Private equity giant Apollo in takeover twist for Sainsbury’s
• Klarna leads way in ‘buy now, pay later’ revolution, but at what cost?
• Silicon Valley’s driverless car dream is on track to fail
• British firms fearful of bids must spin a better story
• Polymetal must prove itself a good bet against volatility
• WEEK-END TICKETS.
• July weather
• Marshal of the RAF Sir Peter Harding
• Don Everly
• Ruby Wax’s nostalgia trip turned into a therapy session

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