The Daily Telegraph - 2019-04-01

• Tories need ‘experience’ at helm
• Knife crime ‘like an infectious killer disease’ say Javid and May
• Roadside cameras now capture four speeding drivers a minute
• Lost and found
• Saudis accused of hacking Jeff Bezos’s phone
• Battle over social media inside prisons
• Attenborou­gh’s new show ‘could save the planet’
• Boris Johnson on why the Tories need to believe in Britain
• Spoiler alert!
• Charles Moore:
• Grand day out
• Historian wants ‘epic’ Jewish story taught in schools
• Corbyn aide blocked the suspension of Labour activist
• Plea for ‘toes of dead toads’ to help explain their decline
• Epic and dazzling, but this reheated greatest hits is lacking in depth
• Supercars exempt as first emissions charge in London hits low income drivers hardest
• ‘Theresa May must break her manifesto pledge to leave customs union’
• Only one option remains – prorogue Parliament and allow ministers to take us out of the EU with no deal on April 12
• Major calls for cross-party government
• Tories prepare for a snap election as PM heads for fourth vote
• ‘The customs union means ceding power to Lithuania’
• The voters got it right. But we joined as one – so we must leave as one
• In our heart, Labour wants to stay in the EU, says Emily Thornberry
• April Fool’s Day? It’s beyond a joke for the Cabinet Office
• Shock and anger at number of errors committed in morgues
• You can have your cake and eat it – but not the petals on top
• Jagger suffers injury but not facing major health problem
• Facebook to tell users source of news feeds
• Prosecco loses its fizz as English wine sales sparkle
• Dramatic drop in new Type 2 diabetes cases
• Queen to carry on driving after rumours she was about to quit
• Last civilian killed in 1945 died protecting her babies
• Pilgrims set off from Cornwall, not Plymouth, says historian
• VAT and benefit fraudsters gave millions to al-qaeda terrorists
• Jihadist is first British recruit to be executed for spying by Isil
• Wine collection auctioned for world record £23m
• Naked police officer arrests fugitive in Swedish sauna
• Biden denies ‘inappropri­ate’ behaviour toward women
• Deadly battle for riches of Venezuela’s El Dorado
• ‘No proselytis­m’, warns Pope in Morocco
• Slovakia’s new president is anti-populist and pro-eu
• Trust has broken down at Tory grass roots
• A serial husband is far preferable to a man who has never said ‘I do’
• Britain cannot be taken for a laughing stock in peacefully rejecting a bad Brexit agreement
• The Conservati­ves need some self-belief
• Restore police powers
• Is convenienc­e culture killing you?
• At 42, I realised I had a ‘hidden disability’
• Screening that puts strain on the NHS
• Having a baby needn’t mean the end of a fitness routine
• Can you sharpen your selective hearing?
• DOS AND DON’TS OF EXERCISING WHILE PREGNANT
• This opera drains the life out of a full-blooded tale
• Triumphant return for rock’s melancholy optimists
• The Night Sky in April
• SERGT.-MAJOR FLORA SANDES.
• Charles Mccarry
• Air Commodore John ‘Dusty’ Miller
• Nita Bieber
• Valery Bykovsky Cosmonaut who held the record for the longest solo space flight
• It’d be a crime to miss this reliably gripping thriller

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