The Sunday Telegraph - 2017-04-30

• May rejects Brussels’ demands
• Police ignore 30,000 sex abusers
• Tories sidestep Heathrow split
• Revealed: When Merkel slapped down Macron
• Celia Walden on the First Daughter
• Christophe­r Booker:
• Election reports:
• Janet Daley:
• Downing Street suspect was ‘White Beast’ jihadist’s friend
• Controvers­ial rights group teaches young Muslims how spies monitor social media
• Why feeding seagulls could put you in front of the beak
• Pet monkeys must be regulated like dangerous dogs, say campaigner­s, after rise in rescues
• Grassroots revolt as Conservati­ve aides pushed forward for safe seats
• May rejects calls for Scottish referendum if Nationalis­ts win
• Ukip pledge to scrap licence fee to punish ‘biased’ BBC
• Corbyn: My arrest makes me a good leader
• Government must pay compensati­on to Gaddafi’s UK victims, demand MPs
• Politician­s must be clear on second jobs, says PM’s ethics adviser
• My generation swindled young so we must help, says Prue Leith
• Rise in middle-aged spinsters as women are scarred by parents’ split
• Here comes the bride (and she’s carrying cacti and sweetcorn)
• The Harry Potter spell has been broken as boarders decline
• Student ban on free speech ‘blight of our age’
• Embrace wonky veg, MPs tell supermarke­ts
• NHS liable for trauma of patients’ relatives
• Rogue surgeon’s private victims may be denied payouts
• ‘Time just feels stolen without Madeleine, it’s a hard marker’
• The awful fate of betrayed volunteer who operated behind enemy lines in France
• Marine A will keep his identity despite the threats, his lawyer says
• No regrets: Trump voters keep faith in the great hope
• Tensions in Korea hit fever pitch after North’s latest missile test
• Highs and lows Missiles, migrants and Mexico mark the early days
• Le Pen finds new ally for final push
• Fresh leader for ancient order after Pope intervenes
• The Archimedes headline displaces the space left for it
• This is the Tories’ chance to show they are the party of low taxes
• Why Trump has reverted to Republican type
• The EU must be in no doubt of our resolve
• The profligate EU has no moral authority to force an exit fee on Britain
• Halt this crime wave
• Energy companies ignore their loyal customers
• British cruelty in India
• A new French revolution? No, just le même old gang
• The untold story of Britain’s first nuclear bomb
• Energy bill ‘cap’ is just a cruel joke
• ‘I feared I was on the verge of a massive breakdown’
• Who would vote for a party whose name itself is a lie?
• ‘I thought: This is it.
• I’m going to die...’
• The new rules of wedding guestiquet­te
• Baffling but brilliant, the great bard rolls on
• Puccini brought madly and viscerally to life
• A wit taking perverse pleasure in the kitchen
• Ghostly figures under the cliffs
• Critics’ choices for the week ahead
• April showers give way to glimpse of May Day sunshine

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