The Daily Telegraph - 2020-05-18

• Risk of virus spreading in schools is ‘extremely low’
• Silver linings
• Vaccine for 30m could be here by autumn
• Police to block entry to crowded trains
• This crisis has exposed devolution as a dangerous mess
• Obama lets fly at Trump’s take on virus
• PM urged to back visitors to beauty spots
• Football clubs to sign off on Project Restart
• Deadline missed for contact trace scheme
• A&E numbers return to normal following fall to a record low
• Economy is unlikely to bounce back, OBR admits
• Daily deaths fall to lowest level since start of lockdown
• We’re climbing the walls, quite literally
• ‘Drive-in’ churches to swap pews for car seats
• Life goes on for lockdown lovers who propose not to wait to wed
• Britain’s super-rich have lost £54bn over past two months
• Neil Gaiman under fire for his 11,000-mile trip to Skye
• Children’s disease ‘may not be linked to coronaviru­s’
• The magic R number may be irrelevant for pupils if the classroom spread is tiny
• Labour MPS uneasy over leaders’ stand on teachers
• Better-off pupils ‘seven days ahead’ with home learning
• Don’t be afraid to go out, say ministers keen to restart economy
• Motorcycli­sts cannot go for ride, say police
• Park-and-cycle sites ‘needed to cut jams’
• Plan for a 14-day quarantine of UK arrivals to be set out this week
• Obama lashes out at Trump’s ‘screwed up’ virus response
• Fears Burundi using pandemic as cover for election irregulari­ties
• China’s ‘dirty’ lockdown recovery sends pollution levels soaring
• Cruise ship crews stranded at sea awaiting repatriati­on
• Qatar imposes jail sentences for failing to don face masks
• Ferrari’s high performanc­e model takes on the chicanes of lockdown
• Give your grandchild­ren a hug, Belgians told
• Mayor of Nice under fire for plan to expand private beaches
• Outbreak could help women to close pay gap
• One in six doctors unable to access PPE, warn physicians
• THE GOOD NEWS SIGNS OF RESTRICTIO­NS EASING AS ITALY AND SPAIN REPORT LOW DEATHS OVER WEEKEND
• Police leaders want urgent Taser use review
• Payout for Tube boss over delay in sacking him after harassment
• Royal Navy investigat­es leak on board flagship aircraft carrier
• Steiner parents hire Mansfield to challenge Ofsted verdict
• Tobacco firms sell menthol products in run-up to ban
• Tossing a coin on life-changing decisions leads to better outcomes
• Abuse victims ‘put at risk’ as courts reveal refuge addresses
• Brussels is ‘losing argument’ in Brexit talks, Frost tells PM
• ‘Modern-day lynching’ of black jogger heightens US racial tensions
• Bitter Afghan rivals seal power-sharing deal
• China diplomat found dead as Israeli coalition is sworn in
• We face mental health crisis like no other
• Lockdown is giving Britons a taste for Fifties home bliss
• Identity politics still rages in the age of Covid
• Labour’s stance on teachers is political
• Don’t sacrifice children’s schooling for the sake of political point-scoring
• Mistakes were made
• Yogurt entitlemen­t
• My plant-based diet helped me lose two stone
• Get an edge on Covid-19 with vitamin D
• ‘I’m a new woman – I’m not going back to who I used to be’
• DIY dentistry is filling a gap while clinics stay closed
• How the coronaviru­s crisis is ‘medicalisi­ng’ our distress
• Florence’s illness highlights her valour James Le Fanu
• ‘I was diagnosed with breast cancer during lockdown’
• How to cope with uncertaint­y
• Forgotten British rivals to Disney
• Tache’ll do nicely? If you don’t like my beard, perhaps it’s time to try the next best thing…
• Wagner’s scandalous opera – too sexy for the Victorians to stage
• MY SPLENDID ISOLATION INDHU RUBASINGHA­M
• Astrid Kirchherr
• Gabriel Bacquier
• A refreshing­ly balanced look at the British Empire

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