The Daily Telegraph - Saturday - 2024-08-10

• King calls for unity in the wake of riots
• Employers may be forced to boost pension contributi­ons to ease retirement crisis
• A-level grades back to pre-Covid standards
• Empty high street shops used as cannabis farms on an industrial scale, police warn
• Price warned to attend court ‘no ifs, no buts, no holidays’
• Beachgoers to shell out for ‘seagull insurance’
• London Swifties rush to sell Wembley tickets after terror threat
• Turning the seaside air blue could land you a hefty fine
• Tech giants may be forced to ban fake news
• Ex-Labour councillor among four counter-protesters facing court
• Weak web laws leave Starmer powerless to tackle Musk’s platform for disinforma­tion
• ‘Useful idiots’ being exploited to cause riots
• Starmer deaf to concerns about immigrants, says Johnson
• ‘I warned years ago that the working class was being left behind. Now we’re paying the price’
• Manhunt for escaped mental health patient who is ‘risk to women’
• ‘Golden boy’ surgeon asked colleagues about underwear
• ME sufferer ‘had to fight NHS and illness’
• Girl, 13, dies after drinking hot chocolate
• Age UK found guilty of age discrimina­tion
• Piano Man’s fans love him just the way he is
• Duchess’s jam brand off to a sticky start over trademarks
• Iran president and revolution­ary guard at odds over response to Hamas assassinat­ion
• Sixty-one killed in Brazil plane crash
• Organ harvest victim woke up chained to bed to find parts of liver and lungs stolen
• Trump claims bigger crowds than Martin Luther King Jr
• Undocument­ed migrants benefit from Walz
• Labour will need to deliver on law and order
• Hard work ahead to change public perception­s of the justice system
• Nigel Farage could soon be devoured by the great revolution he proudly ignited
• Way of the World Michael Deacon
• Keir Starmer cannot lead with his head in the sand. Britain deserves better
• The Romans make English vandals look well-behaved
• Can ‘two-tier’ Keir unite a fractured Britain? Miriam Cates, former Tory MP
• The naked truth is, I’m a prude by today’s standards
• Fancy yourself as a witch? Turns out you’re not alone
• Tell EDL thugs to think of their mothers – they soon shut up
• I worry my cancer caused my son’s anxiety
• Ten Olympic events dafter than breakdanci­ng
• Edgy denim – how to switch
• Poisoners, cheating and sex toys: the vicious world of competitiv­e chess exposed
• Diana Mayes
• Tommy Cassidy
• Jerry Fuller
• An anti-pope as author of prayers for the Mass
• First-time buyers miss out on cheap deals
• Bellway prepares for planning reforms
• Trading pioneers land £800m after sale of Hargreaves Lansdown
• Shein plots UK warehouse as it eyes £50bn London listing
• China revives plan for UK super embassy
• ‘Lebedev is closing Standard on the cheap’
• Growth is no longer a given in the US
• HMRC puts pressure on investors to pay tax on profits from crypto
• Asda voucher offer after fuel leak ‘pathetic’
• New ferry delay could cut off Scottish island
• Inverse Butterfly Effect fluttering through Britain

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