The Daily Telegraph - 2017-04-03

• Prince remembers Italian earthquake victims
• Trump to ‘take on’ North Korea
• ‘Britain is too full’
• Police warn bail changes will help release criminals
• One in three risks early death due to lack of exercise, says heart charity
• Spain buoys Scottish nationalis­ts as the row over Gibraltar intensifie­s
• The EU’s bullyboy tactics will only ensure its destructio­n
• France warns over Russian pro-Fillon ‘poll’
• BT investigat­ed over ‘misleading’ internet speeds
• Parents told not to stress out if their baby cries
• Charles Moore:
• Pilots’ poor English skills putting passengers at risk
• Friel’s secret to looking young: get an early night
• PM flies to Middle East on quest to bolster links outside Europe
• £50bn bill to leave the EU? They owe us money, says IDS
• Potent force Reduced Navy ‘could still cripple Spain’
• Neighbourl­y peace being torn apart by buzzing of drones
• Technology may be death knell of queue
• Eleven-plus distracts children from ‘wonders of the world’, says head at George’s school
• Dead or alive? Mystery over ‘murder’ of golden eagle
• How medieval Yorkshire village feared an invasion of zombies rising from the grave
• Binge drinking mothers pass on diabetes risk
• Boris Johnson’s mother loses Fabergé egg to ‘antiques scam’
• Help drivers to ditch diesel, ministers urged
• A birthday surprise for Doris Day: two more candles
• Search for survivors goes on as Colombia death toll rises
• Pakistani ‘cult leader tortures to death 20 followers’
• Thousands to march in ‘Zuma must fall’ protest
• Romans’ mood darkening over new streetligh­ts
• Serbia’s ‘pro-Putin’ prime minister on course to win presidenti­al election
• Hold the jelly sweets – I may be too old to mark my birthday
• The row over Gibraltar is typical of the EU bargaining mentality, and there’s more to come
• Shorter bail will end an abuse of justice
• Global ambition
• Is it my head, heart – or hormones?
• Bryony Gordon
• Nazi business
• Total recall
• Carbs fall out of favour for diabetics
• A ND A NOTHER THING. . . . C E LI A WALDEN
• A timely celebratio­n of ‘wheel’ art
• Newsnight comes to the stage but the barricades remain unstormed
• Beethoven and Berlioz skilfully woven in this latest Manhattan transfer
• The Night Sky in April
• Court Circular
• THE BATTLE IN PALESTINE. 8,000 TURKISH LOSSES.
• RAF Service
• Yevgeny Yevtushenk­o
• Lt Col Ian Neilson
• Jill Martin
• How the establishm­ent spied on the future king

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