The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-05-10

• Little Richard, rock’n’roll legend, 1932-2020
• Stay alert: PM’s new message to the nation
• You must tell friends and family if you have caught virus
• Goggles recalled after 16m fail safety checks
• Laboratory issues force Government to send virus tests to US
• Unions ‘are sabotaging’ online lessons for children
• Open University cuts online courses short and denies refunds
• Police face ‘an impossible task’ if football kicks off again
• Royal Albert Hall faces battle to survive
• Postal workers receive love letter from royal couple
• Booking for skyscraper lifts may drive office workers up the wall
• Shoppers use online software to get first in line for delivery slots
• Working from home turns out to be a pain in the neck
• We can ease restrictio­ns sooner, says specialist
• The 50-page road map to slowly lifting the lockdown
• The thinking behind PM’s slogan for phase two of the pandemic
• Train capacity will be sliced by 90 per cent
• Changes to behaviour ‘could be permanent’
• Over-60s face battle for travel insurance
• Doctors warn of anaestheti­c drugs shortage
• BAME patients 17pc more likely to die in intensive care
• Sending patients to Nightingal­e hospitals ‘not worth the headache’
• Public urged to thank nurses by shining light from window
• THE GOOD NEWS VACCINE PROGRESS
• Britain turned back on its own contact tracing app in 2011
• Councils complain health specialist­s are being frozen out by Government
• I’m more comfortabl­e about easing the lockdown thanks to technology
• Majority supports NHS software, but young people are rebelling
• Volunteer army of clinicians needed to take blood for tests
• Irish border problem resurfaces as travellers may need two apps
• France decides against Apple and Google
• Patients both young and old ‘sacrificed to save the NHS’
• We didn’t accept hospital admissions – that is why we are Covid-free
• Government urged to remove care home powers from councils
• Charities demand IT lifeline for the elderly after ‘slow’ response
• Step by cautious step, the world breaks free from the shackles of lockdown
• Taiwan offers UK advanced contact tracing system
• Wuhan lab phone records show ‘possible shutdown’ in October
• WORLD DIARY HUMMUS HUNT AND FACE-MASK FASHIONS
• Do not allow prosecutio­n powers for biased electoral body, say MPs
• Rare Churchill letters and photograph­s up for auction
• Smugglers use good weather to ship in 227 asylum seekers
• How naive US mercenarie­s blew their coup
• Union threats show the contours of the great post-Covid battles to come
• Being trapped in a friend ‘bubble’ would be no fun at all
• Bureaucrat­s must face a reckoning for their failures
• Was lockdown based on crude guesswork?
• The time has come for Britain to get its economy moving again
• New message shows we’re ready to progress
• Failed institutio­n
• The Australian argument against HS2
• PPE failures
• Covid-19 has put the EU into intensive care
• Comparing lockdown to the Second World War is an insult to the wartime generation
• Socialists and greens want to use this crisis to impose a dystopian new normal
• Time to accept coronaviru­s isn’t anyone’s fault
• A heroic victory against the Remain establishm­ent
• The season lost in time
• THE 2020 SEASON GOES VIRTUAL
• The colossal task of rebuilding Britain
• Manchester bombing helps me deal with Covid
• ‘I hear Hubby calling me, even though I know he is not here’
• I’ve fallen in love with my wife’s allotment hideaway
• The prof’s polyamory is not as unusual as you’d think
• Millennial­s now do have things to moan about
• Will the London we knew ever be the same again?
• Time to start taking Poulenc’s music seriously?
• Novel of the week Francesca Carington
• Lockdown and murder – the perfect combinatio­n
• How the war inspired some of Britain’s greatest music
• Cold wind will blow away that summery feeling
• The very best of the week ahead
• Genius of Jordan, ‘Ah-nuld’ and Sunderland – still plenty of sporting drama despite lockdown
• Meet the California­n who is busy rescuing women’s golf in Europe
• Hamilton feels ‘empty’ at idea of British GP without fans
• Rebel clubs will have to bend the knee and accept the drop
• No FA Cup final at Wembley – just the family table tennis tournament
• Women’s teams fear virus test costs will be ‘excuse’ for cuts
• Top-flight clubs start moves to scrap marquee signings rule
• Premier League bid to ease safety fears
• Pointing way forward out of lockdown
• Stewart: Lost season could cause lasting damage
• Struggle for survival on the greens
• How rugby’s grass roots can grow again

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