The Daily Telegraph - 2019-04-05

• May pushed towards a second referendum
• And so a jailbird manages to pervert the course of British history
• Middle-class families hit by £1bn stealth tax
• Warlord orders troops to march on Tripoli
• Marvellous Mary Quant
• Jeremy Warner; Editorial Comment:
• Fraser Nelson; Sherelle Jacobs:
• ‘Pressure selling’ of unconditio­nal offers must end, says minister
• Knife crime witnesses to get same support as victims
• Social media firms to fund new regulator
• GCHQ’S secret London base revealed ... after it moves out
• Food fit for a future king ... but it’s really a dog’s dinner
• Cats might ignore us but they do understand their own name
• Ministers threaten walkout if PM’S Brexit agreement softens
• Tories in turmoil as membership outraged over Corbyn talks
• The ‘disgraced criminal’ who foiled Brexit while on licence
• Mrs May’s path leads to personal failure and a party out of power
• Lords accuse MPS of constituti­onal vandalism by ‘defying’ referendum
• Peers armed with toothbrush­es make a stand against tyranny
• BBC’S LGBT staff in row over tweeting about ‘political issues’
• Church offers online counsellin­g to abuse victims after report
• Child’s plaintive voice shames illicit smokers outside hospital
• Lawyer jailed for spitting and racist rant at flight attendant
• Left-wing group sacks co-founder who gave drugs to junior staff
• JK Rowling sniffs out a crime after PA’S perfume purchases gave away embezzleme­nt
• Glass of wine a day won’t keep doctor away
• Five-a-day claims on children’s snacks are rarely a full portion
• Motorist dies in head-on crash as snow brings chaos to roads
• Boeing to review Ethiopian air crash report as lawsuits begin
• Saudi Arabia close to nuclear deal as US keeps a watchful eye
• DNA proves teenager is not boy who went missing in 2011
• Tense end to Macron’s ‘great national debate’
• Australia to jail those hosting terror streams
• Unite against Russia, China and Iran, Pompeo tells Nato
• Uncertain start for Salvini’s pan-european populist bloc
• Brazil rewrites textbooks to change events of 1964 coup
• There’ll be no second chance for Leavers
• Netflix could go down in history for killing off the last public space
• The Tory party is worth fighting for
• Parliament’s appalling handling of Brexit will do lasting damage to voters’ faith in democracy
• Our tech champions
• Safeguardi­ng the liberties of people in care
• I DIDN’T JUST WANT TO LOOK LIKE HER. I WANTED TO BE HER
• Our diets may be killing us, but healthy eating is still a chore
• Is this the most famous restaurant on television?
• On the injury that crushed her Grand National hopes
• This year, I’ll toast my win with British fizz
• Finally, I’ve found the one… in a stranger’s home
• The NT must address current crises, not revive historic ones
• Another director fails to tame Glenda Jackson’s Lear
• Ansari returns from exile both defiant and remorseful
• ‘There’s no way we’ll ever try to replace Dolores’
• Gormley’s virtual flight to the moon is no giant artistic leap
• A superhero movie that joyfully and jauntily breaks all the rules
• Only an angry cat can save this poor Stephen King remake
• Stylish and worth saddling up for
• A startling journey into the dark heart of Italy
• MR. LLOYD GEORGE ON THE ENTENTE WITH FRANCE.
• Lieutenant-commander Doug Taylor
• Bill Heine
• Shane Rimmer
• Scientist and balloonist who set dozens of world aviation records
• Not even Emilia Fox could crack this Ripper quagmire

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