The Daily Telegraph - 2020-06-03

• ‘We owe it to the victims to impose quarantine’
• MPS do the coronaviru­s conga to cast a vote
• Welby weighs in behind critics of Trump
• Johnson takes control in shake-up at No 10
• Sex Right Now What ARE the new rules? Could your love life be illegal?
• Fashion forward Dress for the summer you want
• Death rates ‘are now back to normal levels’
• China dragged heels, WHO leaks suggest
• Swedish strategy ‘had same result as ours’
• Tracking team fails to follow up half of cases
• We must keep country safe from potentiall­y infected passengers
• Buyers’ market as shops fight for their futures
• Loveless in lockdown: 42pc rise in couples inquiring about divorce
• ‘Blindsided’ dentists fear a wave of toothache tourists
• Reopen public lavatories to stop ‘disgusting’ littering
• Voting in the Commons in the style of One Man and His Rees-mogg
• Prince of Wales rues loss of ‘solace’ as gardens stay shut
• Students to live and work in ‘bubbles’ to limit spread
• Strange changes to school life could frighten returning pupils
• Singing ban as synagogues prepare to open
• Cardinal wants churches to open for ‘our common good’
• Dry weather and lockdown leave us gasping for water
• Effectiven­ess of two-metre rule called into question
• Deaths double in people with learning difficulti­es
• ‘Ethnicity not reason’ for higher mortality rate in BAME patients
• Public have self-governed lockdown easing
• Parisians returning to café culture rediscover the taste of freedom
• Huge refugee camp is ‘ticking timebomb’ after first death
• Now you can step into the Queen’s shoes for just £1,425
• BBC’S answer to Alexa is a northern man called ‘Beeb’
• Urban foxes are evolving to be more like man’s best friend
• Pandora pledges to use recycled metals for all jewellery by 2025
• Jailed Netflix star Joe Exotic loses tiger zoo to arch rival
• Jeremy the lonely, lefty snail was an accident, experts find
• No British troops to face Iraq charges
• This Bill will put an end to our veterans being hounded
• EU’S Brexit fishing rights trade-off is ‘wishful thinking’
• ‘So Macho’ writer wins religious discrimina­tion case at tribunal
• Oliver Twist draft shows Dickens moderated its domestic violence
• Ectopic pregnancy linked to anxiety drugs, study shows
• Facebook to let users hide their old evidence of bad behaviour
• Biden blames president’s bible stunt for ‘fanning flames of hate’
• Leader of the Free World is taking steps to dictatorsh­ip
• A message of peace rises above violence
• The Covid crisis is dragging Britain back to the dark days of the 1970s
• We’d starve if the shops behaved like schools
• Our liberties should not be undermined without debate
• Protect our Armed Forces from vexatious lawsuits
• It’s people wanting to get back to work who are living in the real world
• Line of the times
• ‘WE FIGURED WE’D BE SPENDING A MONTH APART AT MOST’
• Empty nest syndrome
• ‘MY AFFAIR IS HANGING IN THE BALANCE’
• Does the no-shampoo method really work or is it just froth?
• AND THE SANDALS TO MATCH... THIS SEASON IT’S ALL ABOUT FLATS
• The 10 big shopping trends of lockdown
• A guide to buying a car or camper in the latest rush
• I refuse to abide by these bonkers rules any longer
• And now, a note from your head teacher...
• Schubert’s swansong: ‘the greatest piece of music ever written’
• Evocative recital that was the next best thing to being there
• Christophe­r Brockleban­k-fowler
• Ruth David
• Kenneth Woollam
• Waking up with Armstrong will be a relaxing pleasure

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