The Daily Telegraph - 2020-06-02

• Primary pupils’ lessons in life after lockdown
• Quarantine plan under review as MPS revolt
• Sunak looks at national insurance holidays
• Johnson’s prep school forced to close doors
• Michael Dobbs
• New law would make affairs to be forgotten
• Act now for our young people, urges Hague
• Trump tells governors to ‘dominate’ rioters
• Celia Walden
• Royal Shakespear­e Company
• No 10 reviews pledge to get every child back to school
• Teaching unions ‘sabotage’ attempt to open schools in Brighton with safety checklist
• Universiti­es could use voice-recognitio­n software to prevent students from cheating
• Half a million pupils stay at home as local councils keep schools closed
• Summer camps proposed for ‘hundreds of thousands of disadvanta­ged children’
• Shoppers celebrate leap out of lockdown by queuing for four hours in the blazing sunshine for Ikea flat-packs
• Staying two metres apart is twice as safe as one metre
• I’ll sign curbs on travel into law, Sturgeon warns
• Hot-tub buying frenzy fuels neighbours’ tensions
• Romantic dates and staying at a friend’s house to be made illegal
• Lockdown loophole limits police action against rulebreake­rs
• Downing St all at sea over chaotic plans for quarantine
• Consequenc­es of failing to protect Britain’s world-class aviation industry are unthinkabl­e
• If thumb-twiddling contact tracers are bored they should join the police
• Hancock hails test-and-trace as ‘success’ but gives no number
• Delight for South Africans as alcohol goes on sale again
• Greece to open for British summer visitors
• Beijing accused of using pandemic to silence Tiananmen vigil
• THE GOOD NEWS LITTLE CHEF COOKS UP A STORM AND SOAP OPERA IS BACK
• A first for Wuhan as no asymptomat­ic cases recorded
• Modi opens up India despite predicted infection surge
• Spain’s relief as first major EU nation to report no new deaths
• Armenia’s leader tests positive one month after curbs are lifted
• Care for chronic illnesses sacrificed during pandemic
• Moscow eases lockdown while cases surge
• A tot of rum to Dunkirk after Sir Robin steps in to fly the flag
• Former archbishop stands by Oxford dean
• Be on ‘Plant Alert’, citizen gardeners urged
• UK opposes Russia rejoining G7 despite pressure from Trump
• Diamonds replaced with pebbles by Raiders of the Lost Ark gang
• Eggheads axed as BBC thinks audience is too old, says Vine
• UK to demand judicial powers to block EU extraditio­n
• Niger troops accused of revenge killings after jihadist atrocities
• These cops love you, say the officers spurning rubber bullets and mace
• Peaceful demonstrat­ors turn on violent ‘anti-fascist’ agitators within their ranks
• Reporters covering US protests shot at, arrested, threatened and beaten
• Fears about a second wave are unfounded
• Praying in a church is more important than buying furniture
• Was it really illegal to intern Gerry Adams?
• There is no rationale for travel quarantine
• Let migrants from Hong Kong lead a new era of enterprise in Britain
• Back to school
• Trust in schools
• Shielders like me are noticing a divide
• A strange back to school
• When can I be intimate with my other half again?
• How the Queen has got through lockdown
• ... and here’s what Europe’s other royals have done to cope
• Beckett’s trapped housewife is a heroine for our times
• What better way to enjoy the return of live classical music?
• When James Brown stopped a riot
• Admiral Sir John Brigstocke
• Prof Oleh Hornykiewi­cz
• A tale of two foundlings with a twist to make your jaw drop

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