The Daily Telegraph - 2018-05-12

• Trump hopes to tee off with Duke of York
• Toothpaste sold for £8 a tube in hospitals
• British tourists kidnapped on gorilla safari in Congo
• HMRC deems May’s customs plan ‘unviable’
• A spotter’s guide to the big day
• Editorial Comment:
• Charles Moore:
• UN chief: British policies are racist
• Communists have ‘no major difference­s’ with Corbyn
• MPS call for action on rural 4G ‘not-spots’
• George Osborne stumbles on a family secret… he is Jewish
• Portillo’s father accused of inventing civil war speech
• Tories sent to Instagramm­ar school
• Real risks, real choices and a thought experiment from an exasperate­d Mrs May
• Protesters huff and puff over steam railway extension
• Network Rail hits a hitch in plan to fell 13m ‘leaf drop’ trees
• Prince Harry’s personal heroes named among his VIP guests
• Queen backs no-fly zone for drones during royal wedding
• Deaths unexpected­ly jump by 20,000 in four months
• Khan unveils plan for junk food advert ban on all public transport
• Lawrence murder suspect changed name in Spain
• Deliveroo-style firms lead to 30-fold rise in moped crime
• ‘No trials’ for past Northern Ireland killings
• Scientists to revive tiny Neandertha­l brains for comparison with humans
• Frightened Rabbit singer’s portent of suicide in his lyrics
• Scott Hutchison: a talent caught in the limelight
• Wife ‘diverted CCTV cameras while her husband killed a homeless man’
• Beware of criminal Facebook fly-tippers, householde­rs warned
• More women drink beer at home despite weight fears
• Mccartney’s divorce lawyer attacks power of judges
• Israel tells Syria to ‘get rid of the Iranians’ if it wants to avoid further air strikes
• Trump ‘embarrasse­d’ by Russia inquiry, says Kelly
• Chinese TV gets Eurovision ban for censoring gay dancing and flag
• Artist’s yellow circles enrage residents of historic fortress
• Feat of clay keeps Pisa’s tower at full tilt
• Family of seven dead after mass shooting in rural Australia
• Mosul, the broken city of lost souls
• We will all be poorer if we lose access to public libraries
• Silicon Valley is finally facing its problems. Can it stomach the cure?
• A collection is a work of time, love – and money
• Panicked into heavy-handed action by impenetrab­le data regulation­s
• Saying the unsayable
• The profitable art of splitting rail tickets
• Mia helped us through the sadness
• The new indie label packing a serious sartorial punch
• Nul points
• Bryony Gordon Help! I’ve got Inbox Exhaustion
• I spy some welcome changes in Hollywood
• Church services tomorrow
• Forthcomin­g marriage
• ENEMY PREPARING FOR FRESH ATTACK.
• Court Circular
• Anne Coates
• Fergie Mccormick
• No easy lodgings in brains without brawn
• Investors get on board after talk of spin-off for G4S’S cash vans
• Zoopla owner ZPG sold for £2.2bn
• Npower customers face steep rise in energy bills
• Sellafield may be fined over radiation dose
• Built on sand
• Off the floor
• Fresh start for food policy must put consumers at the top table
• Mcewan bids to stay on at Royal Bank of Scotland
• Setback for Astrazenec­a as lung drug fails in COPD trials
• Interserve investigat­ed over energy contracts
• Warmth after rain spells bad news for hay fever sufferers

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