The Daily Telegraph - 2019-04-25

• Huawei deal like giving Beijing a ‘loaded gun’
• Who created Greta the Great?
• Half a million children haven’t had measles jab
• Sri Lanka bomb plotter lived in London
• Warning to limit screen time for under-fives
• Hammond: tax is right if the rich are moaning
• Implant ‘reads mind’ to help patients speak
• Shane Watson on the reality of midlife co-habiting
• Campaigner­s block farmers’ licence to kill nuisance birds
• Actor behind The Archers’ lovable Joe Grundy dies
• Sturgeon eyes May 2021 for new vote on independen­ce
• Tories want roadmap for PM’S departure as coup fails
• A fresh benchmark for empty seats at PMQS
• Mercer faces off with whip over ‘dirt hunt’
• Leaders unite to remember the girl from ‘Lyraderry’
• Don’t take your eye off the ball: enhance exam chances by keeping up sport while revising
• Preservati­ve may be fuelling obesity crisis, scientists warn
• One in six cancer patients denied the drugs they need
• Transparen­t organs clear the way to 3D-printed body parts
• Amazon staff can see address of Alexa users
• NZ massacre videos still on Facebook
• Wimbledon Prowler ‘stole up to £10m’ in burglary spree
• Charles lifts the lid on inner workings of the Duchy of Cornwall
• No longer calling ships ‘she’ is an insult to sailors, says ex-sea lord
• Iran offered to free Nazanin in prisoner swap, claims minister
• Visa fees ‘should be waived’ for Commonweal­th soldiers
• Universal Credit blamed as food bank handouts soar
• Overdue, taxman’s email complaints system
• Strawberri­es and cream banned from Tube adverts as ‘junk food’
• Hotel’s swinging parties getting locals all hot under the collar
• Before we start this relationsh­ip, may I ask if you’re a Remainer?
• Chaplain ‘fed pupil wine and oysters before groping him’
• Putin’s citizenshi­p offer puts Ukrainian leader to test
• Organisers of Hong Kong’s ‘Umbrella’ protest jailed
• Kim hopeful that Russia summit will aid peace moves
• Wealthy brothers behind Sri Lanka atrocity
• Defence secretary and police chief sacked as security failings deepen political feud
• ‘Big Pharma’ pair charged over opioids crisis
• Gang-rape victim awarded £55,000 for Gujarat attack
• Notre-dame workers flouted smoking ban
• Spanish lawyer loses custody of children for overworkin­g
• Tories must renew as the National Party or be eclipsed by Farage
• Our traditions are lost at sea in this PC era
• It’s time we Britons feted our long-lost saint days once again
• We should heed our allies’ fears about Huawei
• The risky business of a cyber Trojan horse
• Decision to court Huawei is simply the latest of Theresa May’s mistakes
• True seafarers will never refer to a ship as ‘it’
• Troubling times
• Climate leaders
• Loss of old counties
• Tough love
• Trading in hope
• Sibling rivalry makes for a great family soap opera
• Character galore in a riveting show about writing
• The first truly great performanc­e of this opera that I have ever seen
• The accidental heroes of publishing
• Crowd-pleasing finale is a fitting end to Marvel’s billion-dollar saga
• GOVERNMENT POLICY CONDEMNED.
• Court Circular
• Brigadier Maurice Sutcliffe
• Ken Kercheval
• Jeremy Lancaster
• A fine drama let down by its own pomposity

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