The Daily Telegraph - 2020-04-09

• Prince and Duchess reunited for anniversar­y
• Ministers delay lockdown move until Johnson’s health improves
• 100,000 daily tests target is ‘jam tomorrow’
• Non-virus patients ‘dying to avoid hospital’
• Renewables overtake fossil fuels for first time
• Lorry driver admits 39 manslaught­er counts
• Sanders drops out of Democratic race
• ‘What would Boris do?’ PM’S absence felt at the heart of Cabinet
• On another day of darkness, the boy wonder offered at least a glimmer of hope
• £750m package for charities will not be enough to save them all, Sunak admits
• Emergency tests ordered as NHS struggles to give patients oxygen
• Some restrictio­ns may be lifted by
• Tuberculos­is jab linked to lower mortality rates
• Churches must stay shut but we can go hi-tech, says Welby
• Public urged to ignore fake message on child fatalities
• How the rest of the world is preparing to ease lockdown
• CORONAVIRU­S Q&A
• Patients’ low antibodies level surprises researcher­s
• Nurses who used bin bags as protection all test positive
• Cats ‘must be quarantine­d with their owners’
• Westminste­r School charges full fees despite furloughin­g some staff
• Middle classes were worst stockpiler­s, says Tesco boss
• We’ll Meet Again will chart again after Queen’s message
• Visit Cornwall for bank holiday and we’ll fine you, say police enforcing lockdown rules
• Domestic abuse victims exempt from remaining at home
• Save lives this Easter by staying at home: the message is that clear
• China probes dissident tycoon as Wuhan starts to lift lockdown
• EU’S top scientist resigns ‘deeply disturbed’ at pandemic handling
• Jacinda Ardern earns praise as a model crisis manager
• Trump threatens to halt WHO funding as US records highest death toll in a day
• Bodies left in the street as Ecuador faces its reckoning
• Ancient egg hunts were no stroll in the park
• Kazakh power couple win ‘Mcmafia’ case
• Museum’s star exhibit is fossil hunter badge, says Beard
• Assad ‘used chlorine and sarin nerve gas to attack Syrian town’
• Schools are the key to ending lockdown
• Covid-19 has exposed folly of a one-size-fits-all health service
• We must be prepared to live with Covid-19
• The Cabinet must not shirk big decisions
• Lone walkers shouldn’t suffer for others’ idiocy
• The Government must win people over to obey the unenforcea­ble
• Public worship ban
• Creative ways to worship and join in from home
• I’m going for the full Dumbledore
• Have you got selfisolat­ion shopping syndrome?
• ‘Art can colour and enrich your confinemen­t’
• Never mind Netflix: this is what we really want to watch
• The photo shoot that was rather rasher than most
• MY SPLENDID ISOLATION
• Leonard ‘Nipper’ Read
• Sir Peter Viggers
• A horribly compelling fairy tale that became a nightmare

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