The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-05-08

• Protocol ‘to be scrapped’ as Sinn Fein celebrates historic victory
• Housing crisis cost us votes, says Gove
• Starmer dinner was planned, memo reveals
• BBC saw me as a ‘nutter’ because of my depression, says Edwards
• Medical cannabis users face drug-driving prosecutio­n
• Wronged surgeons were ‘victims of revenge’
• Keeping up with the Windsors: Norland nannies earn £120,000
• Claridge’s taps jubilee spirit with rose cocktail from 1953
• HM’s granddaugh­ter takes the reins from Prince Philip
• Desertion turns to disaster: witness the death of the urban Tory
• Raab would have lost seat, analysis of local elections show
• Partygate blamed for drubbing as Sunak urged to cut tax
• Starmer’s ineptness saved PM from Armageddon
• Chancellor must drop his National Insurance rise to win back public
• Conservati­ves’ Brexit bounce waning among working class
• Energy bills risk being inflated by penalties for cheaper tariffs
• Sinn Fein wins 27 seats to become Stormont’s largest party for first time in historic victory
• Backlash over LTNs gives Tories solace in the capital
• Scotland ‘must park independen­ce debate and focus on education and the economy’
• Chief Rabbi backs Welby’s right to speak out
• Bishop‘ really disturbed by climate of anti-Semitism’ under Corbyn
• Relief for Holocaust survivor who feared father was a Nazi
• Anti-racist nursery course ‘poisons and divides infants’
• Cambridge students given content warnings on ‘disturbing’ music
• Met Office uses TikTok to rain on fake weather parade
• VR headsets to help NHS staff spot microaggre­ssions
• ‘Education suffers’ in wake of university staff pay rises
• Inside the mind of Freud: letters reveal artist’s secret language
• Light at end of the tunnel for near-death experience­s
• Spitfire memorial to be twice height of Angel of the North
• Young people are ‘proposing to themselves’ instead of waiting
• Zimbabwean­s boil used nappies to get high
• Macron calls for ‘action in face of fears and fractures’
• US Supreme Court investigat­es its own to find abortion ruling leaker
• Ukrainian forces heap further embarrassm­ent on Kremlin by blowing super-tank to pieces
• Double or quits for high-stakes gambler Putin
• Russian army pushed out of Kharkiv in blow to Putin
• UK announces extra £1.3bn military aid
• Marcos Jr looks shoe-in for Philippine­s presidency
• This was not a realignmen­t, it was a disaster
• Voters have spoken on a PM incapable of leading this country through crisis
• Just how genuine is the Tories’ ideologica­l shift to the Left?
• Nato cannot afford to dismiss Putin’s nuclear threats as a bluff
• Covid inquiry should reflect on Sweden’s success
• Now is the time for Boris to govern like a Conservati­ve – for his sake and for Britain’s
• The NI Protocol lacks democratic legitimacy and must be removed
• No10 ignores Southern discomfort at its peril
• Are house prices about to crash?
• ‘Putin is deranged,’ says our fearless woman in Kyiv
• Cambridge should be a bastion of excellence – not social engineerin­g
• If only hunchbacks can play Richard III, why stop there?
• The link between cancer and fat explained
• My day on the front line with Britain’s new suffragett­es
• ‘Removing the PM now would be bonkeroony’
• How the ‘unadultera­ted horror’ of Orwell created TV’s first moral panic
• Nuclear is unwieldy, terrifying – and the world’s best bet
• Is Picasso’s ‘Primitivis­t’ art still acceptable?
• The dead give up their secrets in a brilliant history of Britain
• Cal Revely-Calder
• Blanket of warm air to cover the country all week
• The very best of the week ahead

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