The Daily Telegraph - 2019-05-25

• Boris makes Brexit vow in push for No10
• A shred of sympathy but – thankfully – this tragedy is over
• Reports and analysis
• May: My gratitude to have had the opportunit­y to serve the country I love
• How the ‘new Iron Lady’ crumbled in the face of election disaster and Brexit failure
• A leader who only lacked avocation in adversity
• May’s agenda was transforma­tional... but her party was just not ready for it
• Hancock and Hunt are first Cabinet ministers to throw hats in the ring
• Compromise in search of lowest common denominato­r is not the way
• ‘I won’t run myself, but the door is ajar for a joint ticket with Boris’
• What happens next? Candidates in leadership race face a gruelling timetable
• EU insists it will not renegotiat­e deal
• From Berlin to Budapest, they are bracing for Boris – but he could offer chance to reset talks
• Cameron: I feel desperatel­y sorry but it’s the right decision
• The toxic background to our worst prime minister
• Murder inquiry after two boys die in house
• Ex-student jailed for 15 years for ‘ferocious’ knife attack on police
• Howls of fury as Kennel Club bars blind dogs from contests
• Britain’s cancer programme ‘lagging behind other countries’
• ‘Threadbare’ degrees could have fees cut Union boss in feminism row
• Pensioner passes up joining grandson to the manor born
• Doubts on book about Victorian gay executions
• Facebook’s legacy one of ‘broken children’
• Duke of Sussex will join royal welcome for Trump
• Harvey Weinstein on brink of $44m settlement over sex accusation­s
• Kashmiris flock to pay respects to India’s ‘most wanted’ militant
• App that streamed daredevil’s death plunge to pay mother £3,400
• Jailed Catalan politician­s suspended by parliament
• Everest’s human traffic jam claims four lives
• Ugandans who give money to child beggars face fine of £8
• Manhunt after ‘nail bomb’ blast at Lyon bakery leaves 13 injured
• Theresa May has been a uniquely bad PM
• The next Conservati­ve leader must learn from Theresa May’s mistakes
• What, me? Tory hopefuls start backing into the limelight
• The Prime Minister’s failures may help to unite the party again
• It will be up to the next inhabitant of 10 Downing Street to pull the Tories back from the brink
• A premiershi­p sinks without trace
• Mrs May wasn’t a real Conservati­ve to start with
• Keeping up with the Waller-bridges
• Style lessons we can all learn from Elton John
• Self-service tills: by royal disappoint­ment
• We’re powerless to protect our locked-up children
• The secret to my perfect allotment? A gardener…
• The price Paltrow puts on wellbeing is bad for our health
• From Florence, with love
• Church services tomorrow
• RESCUE OF HAWKER AND GRIEVE
• Richard Sumner
• Richard Moore
• The very first picture of Canterbury pilgrims
• Sterling wobbles but stocks steady as May sets out exit timetable
• Branson sues over Grayling move to take him off rails
• Thames Water ousts boss after regulator run-ins and record leaks
• Mothercare loss knocks ‘textbook recovery’
• Property financier Lendy in administra­tion
• Green urged to plug Arcadia pensions gap
• Reach for the Sky
• Strategic oil reserves give US a trump card amid latest tensions
• Brussels’ data laws proved a costly folly
• Facebook plans to launch its own cryptocurr­ency next year
• Openreach told to give rivals greater access to network
• What once was a bankers’ day off is now for everyone

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