The Daily Telegraph - 2017-05-12

• Labour MPS ditch Corbyn manifesto
• Goodbye prosecco, hello franciacor­ta
• ‘Blame BBC for Eurovision losing streak’
• Do the odd jog? Don’t bother
• How a crush can save a marriage
• Trump brands ousted FBI chief a ‘showboat’
• Human sense of smell is not to be sniffed at
• Chairman Theresa is poised to do as she pleases
• Patients waiting longer for GPS as recruitmen­t crisis worsens
• Ambulances ‘supersized’ to cope with soaring obesity
• Only regular exercise can help turn back the clock
• Sushi lovers face growing threat from parasitic worms
• Never mind ‘coalition of chaos’ – Corbyn can create plenty of mayhem by himself
• Labour’s £30bn hole in spending plans
• Juncker wants me sacked to damage Brexit, claims Davis
• In case you’d forgotten, she’s bloody difficult
• May tells how faith ‘helped me accept being childless’
• Names of record divorce couple to remain secret
• Water rides closed after girl’s death
• Judge slams ‘ludicrous’ contactles­s cards
• Cambridge college sorry for handling of anti-semitic attack
• Twitter-happy parents told off for leaking SATS details
• School criticised for ‘Victorian boot camp’
• Grieving family calls for opticians to report drivers with bad eyesight
• Experts warn of more landslides as drought sees cliffs crumble
• Eating disorder children left to wait for urgent treatment
• Western fighters f lee as net closes on Raqqa
• Berlin hostel caught up in global fallout from Korea’s nuclear plan
• Le Pen party split on whether to embrace euro after election loss
• White House unveils new commission on vote fraud
• Italian high court rules against huge divorce payments for life
• US ambassador uses Twitter to complain about explaining bad news from home
• So who was behind Corbyn’s suicide note?
• No stone is left unturned in the Labour leader’s garden
• At least Trump is fighting ‘zombificat­ion’
• Labour’s vision for Britain is a throwback to the chaos of the Seventies
• Labour’s lunacy must be opposed vigorously
• Proper policing
• Brexit tactics
• A muddled approach to pay in the NHS
• All change with the menopause
• Jessica Chastain glides like a she-shark in murky waters
• Don’t knock only children
• MAN FRIDAY MUCH MORE THAN A BRETON
• COMMON INFATUATIO­NS FOR WOMEN AND MEN
• We will all go with the flow when they bring back drinking fountains
• The real beauty of a ready smile
• We won’t cope without our domestic diaspora
• EMMA CITRON
• Katrina’s guide to winning Eurovision
• Alien prequel bursts with ghoulish vitality
• A gripping homage to Hitchcock
• What on earth was Sean Penn thinking?
• Underdog puts his best foot forward
• Court Circular
• Today’s birthdays
• Lord Soulsby of Swaffham Prior
• Jorge Cyterszpil­er
• Aleck Crichton
• Last night on television Gabriel Tate This incisive psycho-drama was great – but I’m glad it’s over

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