The Daily Telegraph - 2017-05-24

• Troops on the streets in race to foil second terror attack
• He slaughtere­d innocent girls dazzled by their pop idol. Our hearts break
• ‘There is so much that is great about Manchester – it will keep us going in the tough times ahead’ Ryan Giggs
• Andrew Roberts
• Neil Mccormick
• Brendan Cox
• Starry, innocent pop fan taken too early – like so many others
• Villagers grieve for the youngest victim, aged 8
• One missing, the other discovered alive in hospital: the two friends on a birthday treat
• This cowardly terrorist is the first to target children
• Radicalise­d bomber had gone to Libya
• South side of city a breeding ground for jihad
• Murder and mayhem
• ‘Chemical bomb’ shows terrorists are getting more sophistica­ted
• We must get to the bottom of how disaffecti­on can turn into violence
• Soldiers on patrol at key sites as May demands show of strength
• Corbyn condemned for delay before calling attack ‘terror’
• Magazine boss ‘drugged woman’s drink and raped her’
• Hollywood ‘treats pretty women like monkeys’
• NHS warned pensioners who need care will rise by a quarter
• Conservati­ve donors pour £10m into election fighting fund to double Labour’s sum
• Six chocolate bars a week could be good for the heart
• Hi-tech energy pulse offers male fertility breakthrou­gh
• Family mourns Sir Roger Moore, Bond star and charity saint
• Gender-fluid Met officer: I am both a man and a woman
• President leaves Israel without twostate mention
• Trump campaign’s Russia ties ‘worried’ CIA
• Millions wait to swell the migrant tide to Europe
• British Muslims must refute Islamist ideology
• We must not be cowed by an implacable foe
• Women can offer hope by standing up to the threat of terrorism in their own communitie­s
• Care for the old has to be paid for by someone
• Meet fashion’s favourite mad hatter
• Lord Foster
• Robert De Niro
• Red carpet rebels
• Wear your art on your sleeve – or even your bag
• AND THE BEST DRESSED TRADITIONA­LISTS
• I left the City to write a novel – it took 17 years
• Boyega’s a trouper, but lacks force
• Zygmunt Bauman
• Sir Roger Moore
• The Trial is sensationa­l but a first-rate whodunit too

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