The Daily Telegraph - 2016-05-12

• All eyes on Jessica at Cannes premiere
• Cameron rejects TV debates on Europe
• How Queen’s umbrella sparked diplomatic row
• Watchdog to get teeth into BBC finances
• ‘No tiptoeing’ on extremism
• Women can be forced to wear heels for work
• Naomie Harris talks to Celia Walden
• Thousands at risk in statins blunder
• Editorial Comment:
• Allister Heath:
• Young offenders who film their crimes for social media face tougher punishment­s
• Autism linked to excessive folic acid doses in pregnancy
• Top 10 corrupt nations’ £2.7bn in UK aid since 2010
• China puts news blackout on exchanges
• Father killed his daughter after winning custody battle
• Two glasses of wine a night lowers heart disease risk
• Thousands of families offered broadband that cuts out in rain
• Is Clarkson signalling his displeasur­e to BBC?
• Smith told to take time off after missing third night in West End
• Race row over Cambridge students’ Lion King-themed Africa event
• Sorry, Mr Humphrys, the blond bomber is a winner on points
• ‘Europe has turned into a ship of fools, and they’re not looking at the rocks in front of them’
• US banks put their financial muscle behind Remain camp
• Bank expects trouble if Britain votes for Brexit
• Rule nothing out, except disaster
• Terror ‘plotter’ roamed Britain on fake IDs
• Turkey threatens to send flood of refugees as EU deal teeters
• Rousseff concedes defeat ahead of impeachmen­t vote
• Trump locks horns with Sadiq Khan over jihadists
• Widower wins $1m on scratchcar­d for a second time
• French woman broadcasts her suicide live via a smartphone
• Le Pen and Jesse Jackson argue over dinner note
• The Falklands would be safer after Brexit
• Selfish, shallow Britain has no time for the old and frail
• We’d better get used to Chinese rudeness
• Young people have no reason to believe that the EU will secure their future prosperity
• Brown still in denial over immigratio­n
• Rural connectivi­ty is a no-go under Openreach
• Is £100 a generous wedding gift or not?
• Remembered in her own words
• Why I couldn’t run a home without four dishwasher­s
• AFTER SO LONG TOGETHER, IS THIS THE END?
• Still-impish Costello gets back to his roots
• A samba-soaked fiesta comes to the rescue
• Court Circular
• CAUCASIAN AMBULANCE.
• Gareth Gwenlan
• The Reverend Professor Dennis Nineham
• Duncan Poore
• Shakespear­e: the inventor of the Hobnob biscuit

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