The Daily Telegraph - 2016-05-14

• Look Lively, it’s Blake on the Cannes red carpet
• RSPCA: Sorry we lost our way
• Cameron vows to press on with Bill of Rights in Queen’s Speech
• Thousands of parents could get term-time holiday fines lifted
• Masterchef winner Jane Devonshire
• Tanya Byron
• Abba star tips Britain for success in Eurovision song contest:
• Editorial Comment:
• Cilla was my nemesis, and film will tell our tale
• Howay! Loach’s Geordie drama given subtitles to help audience
• The RSPCA has made mistakes, we have to be honest about that
• Farmers face ban on antibiotic­s for healthy animals
• Unlikely hero in parents’ war on term-time holiday fines
• ‘Furious’ Lloyd Webber gets claws into ex-Pussycat Doll after she pulls out of Cats
• IMF accused of trying to ‘bully’ Britons into staying in the EU
• PM’s local crime commission­er backs Brexit
• NI numbers that only last a year ‘will keep track of migrants’
• Minister: Buy-to-let landlords should be ‘squealing’
• Families stuck with slow broadband in MPs’ back yards
• Dylan Thomas the lightweigh­t who could barely manage four pints
• Robot pill that can be sent on missions inside body
• British Gas offers day of free power each week
• Is this window cleaner really the world’s best ultra runner?
• Historian will bring to life fallen soldier’s dream of a pilgrimage along Western Front
• I am not the ogre. I want the BBC to employ great talent
• Punch and Judy knocked on the head by council
• Fracking for shale gas given green light in Yorkshire
• Sex-for-Mars bars victim ‘sought to profit from trial’
• Boy stabbed victim after police ‘knife aware’ course
• Zuckerberg in row over ‘Left-leaning Facebook’
• ‘Spokesmen’ who boasted of Trump’s sex life were really him
• Clinton grant went to firm part owned by his ‘friend’
• ‘Isil will use chemicals as it clings on to Mosul’
• St Simeon’s pillar of prayer hit by air strike
• Belgium to extend strikes on Isil into Syria
• Killed in Syria, Hizbollah leader behind deadliest US barracks bombing
• The ‘playboy’ who mastermind­ed prime minister’s assassinat­ion
• World’s oldest person is the last living link to 1800s
• Miners to sue African gold giants over lung disease
• There’s bias everywhere, just ask the Bible bashers
• We have to hold back the incessant tide of beach hut bling
• Open borders are a gift to organised criminals
• The pro-EU establishm­ent risks losing credibilit­y in its increasing­ly strident campaign
• Why she’s ripping up the age rules
• Universiti­es are meant to be festivals of gaucheness
• Asking the big questions: Are my pearls quirky enough?
• Valerie Storie
• John Ericsson
• Elegies for the English churches that stand
• Satellite firm Inmarsat hit by gloomy signals from Europe
• Brexit can only be bad for UK, says Lagarde
• This attempt to play politics with our self-determinat­ion is an argument to leave in itself
• Long road to recovery
• Drop the pitchforks
• After 86 months, all the signals are telling us to plan a rate rise
• Tesco boss awarded £2.9m bonus for steadying the ship
• Oil prices buoyed by rapid fall in non-Opec output
• Rusbridger blocked in his bid to head Guardian trust
• Game of Thrones is wrong – it’s not so grim up North

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