The Daily Telegraph - 2019-05-01

• The ‘white man’ on BBC diversity panel
• May ‘on verge of caving in to Labour’
• Training parents to be stricter cuts child obesity
• Over-50s dressing The bustier bust-up
• Flashpoint as Guaido takes to streets of Caracas
• Fugitive rapist linked to a third attack
• Tainted blood victims ‘may still be in the dark’
• VAT on 101 calls is ‘charge on victims’
• Homes should not be sold to pay for care, says Hancock
• Facebook encryption ‘giving predators a place to hide’
• Family fear missing mother may be flats freezer victim
• Blame the British weather for Eeyore’s gloomy outlook
• Scouts’ honour questioned as boys hand out Tory leaflets
• Corbyn endorsed Jewish conspiracy book
• Less of a rally, more like a large book group
• Social mobility of working class ‘at risk of going into reverse’
• End of plastic on restrung rackets as Wimbledon aims to go green
• Former environmen­t secretary joins protest against ‘ignorant’ ban on bird shooting
• We must act to cut emissions, Gove tells protesters
• Cricketer jailed for sex with woman as she slept
• ‘My brother and I were infected ...but I wasn’t there for him’
• New disease could explain failed Alzheimer’s trials
• ‘I arranged my funeral and a vicar came to the hospital’
• ‘I was told by letter, but had no idea I’d been tested’
• Doctor may face murder charges over Gosport hospital deaths scandal
• Cambridge slavery inquiry is futile ‘virtue signalling’
• Internet-connected devices must state how secure they are
• The prodigious toil and tradition behind Akihito’s quiet abdication
• Anglophile who loved a pint in pubs of Oxford will modernise palace
• Japan welcomes new emperor and new era
• Trump to label the Muslim Brotherhoo­d a terrorist group
• ‘Middle-class Joe’ looks to woo wavering Republican workers
• The Conservati­ves must wake up to the calamity about to engulf them
• Kathy Clugston is blooming great for us windowbox gardeners
• How the Kremlin is plotting to take over the EU
• The Conservati­ve Party deserves to reap the whirlwind of voters’ anger
• The case of the vanishing NHS appointmen­t
• My ‘Schindler’
• Modern fantasy
• Allison Pearson
• Cultural collaborat­ion, not appropriat­ion, at Dior
• Annabel Jones
• Not a fan of the hat? Try an unhat instead
• ‘It’s so important to keep dressing up alive’
• No tills, no queues, no dramas. Is this the future of shopping?
• Ted can’t be ‘H’ – he’s my retirement husband
• No Queen’s Speech? Here’s my alternativ­e
• ‘LIGHTING A CANDLE IS A LESSON IN WHERE THIS HATE CAN LEAD’
• Domestic musical is a down-to-earth delight
• Les Murray
• Stevie Chalmers
• Mary Bayliss
• My rose-tinted dream of the Seventies is now a nightmare

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