The Daily Telegraph - 2018-05-30

• Second serve: Serena is back, dressed for success
• Taxman ignores four million phone calls
• The saga behind Meghan’s royal wedding dress
• Rantzen: let OAPS donate fuel allowance to the NHS
• Sad news for the eagle-eyed: specs-wearers really are smarter
• Cold-call firm bosses to face £500,000 fines
• Terrorism suspected in Belgium rampage
• Italy poll fears prompt eurozone debt crisis
• The day I self-identified as a man
• Has the bubble burst for the Italian fizz?
• Stairway to hell
• Javid: we cannot find Windrush deportees
• Met officers take on Uber driving jobs for extra cash
• Boris Becker splits from wife after declaring bankruptcy
• British man dies in fall from plane in Turkey
• Three face jail for selling drugs on ‘dark web’
• Veteran soldier scalded in bath at earl’s hotel
• Golf buggy taken for a night-time Mcjoyride
• Pensioner arrested after human remains found
• Dozens of sharks wash up on beach in storms
• Answer to curse of Japanese knotweed: if you can’t beat it, eat it
• Holidaymak­ers are warned not to bring back foreign plants
• Recipe Knotweed crumble
• Elderly forced to travel further for GP after 1.3m patients displaced by surgery closures
• Atkins diet found to raise risk of fatal heart disease by a third
• Vaccine helps victims of cancer that killed Jowell
• My son would be alive if I ignored fire brigade, says Grenfell father
• Officer faces charges after shooting case
• Truth hurts
• ‘Reject Thatcher liberalism to win back millennial­s from Labour’
• Rees-mogg: Britain could rejoin the EU after Brexit
• Tory MPS put pressure on May over NI abortion laws
• British yacht crew members break 24-hour speed record
• V&A denies slum exhibit is ‘poverty tourism’
• Cycling is too white, male and middle class, says bike tsar
• Door-to-door rail fares cover travel by train and taxis
• Flood-hit South facing fresh wave of torrential rain
• ‘Snapchat addict filmed her boyfriend’s murder’
• Police to treat gangs like terror suspects
• EDL founder jailed after broadcast outside court
• Jack the lad
• Woman killed herself after ‘unnecessar­y’ ovary removal
• Parents cry foul after teachers suspended for air rifle incident
• Ex-charterhou­se pupil ‘groped woman for dare’
• Jilted boyfriend sent nude shots of his ex to film firm boss in US
• Find My iphone app saves woman from forced marriage
• Teachers lose hours of lessons explaining how to use lavatory
• Cambridge choir director who hates ‘polite English singing’ (and prefers rival college)
• Increase VAT on unhealthy food to tackle obesity, say MPS
• Biopics are top of the bill for ‘risk-averse’ cinemagoer­s
• Nursery school’s tropical fish die in planned power cut
• Humphrys flummoxed by blackbird
• Don’t lecture Italian voters, Tusk warns senior EU figures
• Puerto Rico hurricane death toll revised from 64 to 4,645
• Russian journalist and critic of Putin murdered in Kiev
• King Louis
• Israel warns war in Gaza closer after attacks
• Russia and Israel ‘reach a deal’ with Assad on Syrian territory
• Kim ally heads to US for talks about Trump meeting
• Rival Libya leaders agree to elections after talks in Paris
• Stalk on the wild side
• Facebook faces a month’s ban in Papua New Guinea
• Briton freed after four years on death row in Ethiopia
• 10 villagers beheaded by Mozambique extremists
• Indian Ocean hunt for vanished flight called off
• ‘Spider-man’ rescuer hailed by boy’s family
• Britain should look to Europe to fix the calamitous NHS monopoly
• Vegans would rather we farmers did not exist
• Acts of heroism are a tonic to stifling ‘elf and safety’ culture
• China looks intent on starting a new Cold War
• The NHS is based on an outdated model that can no longer meet the needs of patients
• To write off the old is to dismiss experience
• The tax burden
• The uncomforta­ble reality of non-iron shirts
• Government must be prepared for ‘no deal’
• A blunt instrument
• Don’t beat it, eat it
• Colour tomes
• On the ball
• Britain’s Afghan debt
• Rhyme against grime
• How to look good pregnant
• The British Museum’s timely show
• Eccentrici­ty on the French Riveria
• The master of stealth style
• Shopping for wedding guest outfits off-the-peg
• Time to be part of a walking work of art
• I was more in love with The Split’s kitchen than its storyline
• More grammars mean more diversity, Mr Lammy
• Ireland’s ‘Yes’ voters are ill served by crass celebratio­ns
• THREE PROSECCO ALTERNATIV­ES TO TRY
• ‘Don’t laugh at Morris dancers’
• When intimate relationsh­ips go utterly awry
• BRITISH TROOPS IN THE AISNE CONFLICT.
• Court Circular
• Cranwell graduation­s
• Today’s birthdays
• In memorium
• Fortcoming marriages
• Bridge news
• Brigadier Sir Miles Hunt-davis
• Peter Mayer
• Cornelia Frances
• I’m driven to distractio­n by Radio 2’s schedule change
• The Big Crash Diet Experiment
• The Doctor Who Gave Up Drugs
• Radio choice
• Unbreakabl­e Kimmy Schmidt
• Big Sky, Big Dreams, Big Art: Made in the USA
• Miranda Barbour: Serial Killer or Liar?
• Love in the Countrysid­e
• Carry on Brussels
• Film choice
• British hornets killed by mistake
• Our puzzle website

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