The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-10-25

• Trump votes early as UK seeks Biden deal
• Isolation for test and trace could be halved
• Hopes of a breakthrou­gh extend Brexit talks
• No10 faces meals backlash
• Paul Burrell
• Aled Jones
• Editorial Comment:
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• Deal appears within reach just days after PM’s walkout threat
• A drop in the ocean – but vital to Macron’s re-election hopes
• Scrap HS2 and spend more on broadband, say Tories
• Boycott auction set to bowl over collectors
• Industrial stretch of River Trent to be rerouted to support wildlife
• Tory-backed group urges viewers to cancel TV licence
• Lysaght blames exit from BBC on ‘talentless’ Purnell
• Northern bishops attack ‘divide’ created by pandemic response
• Tough restrictio­ns imposed on millions despite falling cases
• UK urged to abandon 45p tax rate and abolish stamp duty
• Troops drafted in to help combat second virus peak in Tier 3 lockdown areas
• Welsh Government defends shopping rules
• Covid puts the frightener­s on Hallowe’en celebratio­ns
• Sunak stay of execution is ‘too late to avert a jobs bloodbath’
• One in three ‘will struggle’ to abide by rules if there is no vaccine
• Pupils’ laptops cut a day after remote-learning law passed
• Siblings barred from posing in same school photograph
• Families urged to make most of short queues over half term
• ‘We are grateful, but we will still struggle to cover all our costs’
• Lessons ‘not learnt’ as Nightingal­es reopen
• Care homes demand inspectors are tested as 100 forced to isolate
• Hospital trusts pool temporary doctors to fight second wave
• Call to make face masks compulsory after record cases in US
• Anti-curfew protesters take to streets in Naples as Europe reels from the effects of second wave
• Unknown Warrior choice ‘unconsciou­s bias’
• Whitehall’s civil service ‘wokeforce’ costs taxpayer more than £11m
• Label meat products that do not stun animals, say vets
• MoD would prefer it if I died, accused veteran claims
• £9k tuition fees not enough, insists university chief
• Give student engineers incentives, urges Dyson
• Jane Austen’s roof universall­y acknowledg­ed as needing fortune
• Arrest after woman’s body found at reserve
• Nurses to help phase out diet of ‘inedible’ hospital food
• Good meals for patients will improve health and happiness
• Town that voted Trump vows not to make the same mistake again
• $1bn Nasa space mission is leaking all-important asteroid rubble cargo
• Wintour ‘sorry’ for using racist word at Vogue
• Nigeria feels the wrath of youth and celebrity
• Tanzanian strongman targets opposition hotbed of Zanzibar
• Seychelles vote could deal blow to India in struggle with China
• Government scientists have blown apart their own case for lockdown
• The sexist Left has never liked a Right-wing woman
• Tree-felling HS2 is an outrage against nature
• End the leadership vacuum in Test and Trace
• Decades of mismanagem­ent have left the NHS unable to cope in a crisis
• Environmen­tal vandalism in the name of HS2
• Getting around town
• Public opinion is turning against lockdown and Labour’s cynical Covid opportunis­m
• Subsidise places at independen­t schools to give more children a chance to flourish
• Taking back control of fishing could be an enormous growth opportunit­y for Britain
• Letting 17 year-olds join the police is a triumph against snowflaker­y
• Allison PEARSON on Barbara AMIEL
• Zoe STRIMPEL
• So if we get a vaccine, what happens next?
• Falklands War codebreake­rs
• Novel of the week Francesca Carington
• How the gift shop can save our smallest art galleries
• Hatchet jobs are fun to read, but they must be fair
• Disappoint­ment rains supreme over half term
• The very best of the week ahead

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