The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-04-03

• PM’s plan for seven nuclear stations
• Russians ‘are booby-trapping corpses and homes’
• Libyan gun smuggler was Prince’s link to ‘fraudster’
• Tory MP loses whip over sex and drugs claims
• Police ‘should be able to work from home’
• Ferry shortage causes six-hour jams at start of holidays
• Convicted gun smuggler at Duchess of York’s 60th
• Andrew’s ‘full weep’ for families in warzones
• Wessexes take lessons from Cambridges’ tour missteps
• Highgrove blooms as Prince seeks growth in craft skills
• PM has ‘a dream’ to create a giant floating wind farm
• Labour urges Sunak to help firms with rates overhaul
• More than 80 arrested as oil terminal blockades continue
• ‘There is a realisatio­n we could do more on nuclear’
• Fracking safety to be reviewed as Tories call for end to ban
• Children aged 13 asked about sexual history
• Law has to change to rein in the reckless
• Cyclists jump red lights at deadly junction
• US supports transfer of Soviet-made tanks to Ukraine forces
• Pregnant woman hit in hospital strike features in Russian video
• UK’s macho gestures do not help anyone, says German diplomat
• This is a war of extinction, say street fighters of Mariupol
• Reality catching up with Putin after week that the war turned
• VR simulation of nuclear attack puts presidenti­al reflexes to test
• Russia returns to Stalin-style informing
• Would-be hosts pay for refugees’ hotel stays after visa delays
• Outlook of ‘sunshine and blizzards’ adding to Covid confusion
• Javid accused of about-turn on private hospitals’ role in backlog
• HS2 showed a lack of respect for residents, ombudsman warns
• Dismay at hospital adverts for ‘normal birth’ champions
• Spy sent to tackle Philby was ‘compromise­d’
• Falklands veterans with PTSD must ask for help, says charity
• ‘No miserable mourning’ at Stone Age-style burial site
• Feathers fly as gulls flee the seaside for towns and cities
• Germany restores rusting armed forces in face of Russian threat
• Beware a democratic accident, says Macron
• ‘The freed hostages tried to protect me, but now I know the depravity my son faced’
• Best and brightest flee Hong Kong repression
• Khan’s wild swings at foreign conspiraci­es fail to connect as end of innings looms
• Film roles at risk as Smith quits Academy over Oscars slap
• Public sector must stop treating voters like a nuisance
• Decades of woolly thinking on Britain’s energy policy have come back to bite
• Keep up the sanctions
• The American dream is disintegra­ting before our eyes
• The West is beating Russia at its own game
• The conversion therapy law must not be rushed
• The Conservati­ves’ big-state mentality is crippling the nation
• Macron losing to Le Pen is now a very real possibilit­y
• Britain has a duty to ditch the Protocol. The Government must do whatever it takes
• BOUDICCA FOX-LEONARD
• TIM STANLEY
• I was wrong to be snobbish about Dubai
• Hollywood has become a bastion of hypocritic­al progressiv­ism
• Is divorce about to get too easy?
• The photograph­er who turned a princess into a star
• ‘Keir Starmer can’t say boo to a goose’
• For the first time in my career, I couldn’t hide
• A bold, brilliant study of Alexander the Great’s early life
• Does psychiatry have a future? Only if it realises its limitation­s
• Cal Revely-Calder
• Warm front will give heating a well-earned rest

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