The Daily Telegraph - 2020-03-25

• Police to use persuasion rather than punishment
• Stocks soar as Trump says he wants US back in business by Easter
• A letter to my baby grandson – are we jeopardisi­ng your future?
• How to get the most from your one-hour exercise
• Lisa Armstrong’s DIY beauty guide
• As a daughter, I support protecting the older generation; as a mother, I worry about the bill
• My splendid isolation by Carlos Acosta
• Editorial Comment:
• John Apter:
• EU view How other countries have policed their lockdowns
• Parks should be our last oases of freedom even if the world outside is different
• Live-apart lovers told it is time to test strength of relationsh­ip
• ‘CAN STAFF REFUSE TO GO INTO THE OFFICE IF THEY ARE WORRIED?’
• ‘CAN I STILL WALK MY DOG?’
• ‘HOW WILL ORDER BE KEPT AT SUPERMARKE­TS?’
• ‘CAN MY CLEANER STILL COME ROUND?’
• Food prices expected to rise as pickers flee
• A populist triumph that does not understand ordinary people at all
• Millions of Britons turn to video apps to keep in touch
• Archbishop and Pope to recite Lord’s Prayer at noon
• London could run out of intensive care beds ‘within just four days’
• Half-hearted early measures could mean lockdown remains until the end of May
• Appeal for 250,000 volunteers to help the most vulnerable
• UK buys 3.5m antibody tests to get medics back on wards
• Nurses in ‘near revolt’ as some use bin liners to protect themselves
• The race to develop a new screening test
• Blood of recovered patients may be used to treat new victims
• No way home for Britons trapped as borders close
• China lifts lockdowns at disease epicentre but steps up prevention of imported cases
• Failing to help world’s poorest fight Covid-19 would be a grave error
• Care home patients’ deaths investigat­ed
• 743 killed by virus in a day a blow to nation’s hopes of slowdown
• Dallaglio card used to spend £10,000 in drug brothel
• City birds have bigger brains and more sex than country cousins
• Scientists warn that using mouthwash may damage dental health
• Viewers’ details hacked in breaches of BBC databases
• Victims losing faith in police as many fail to report crimes
• County lines officer blamed cocaine finding on antibiotic­s
• Sturgeon powerless to block Salmond
• US threat to withhold $1bn Afghan aid
• Woody Allen says son could be Sinatra’s love child
• Middle-class moralists are wrong to judge
• It took just days for lockdown fatigue to grip the City of Lights
• China can’t escape responsibi­lity for ‘Wuhan flu’
• A feathered friend to brighten self-isolation
• The Government must be careful not to pursue a ‘cure’ at any cost
• The cost of the cure
• Safe shopping
• A role for black cabs
• Let’s face it, we can all paint nails – and embrace our grey
• The best beauty treatments and regime for the lockdown. By Sonia Haria
• Should I do my own styling at home – or leave well alone?
• ‘My husband should have the strength to fight this’
• Why are young, healthy people getting coronaviru­s? The symptoms to look out for. By Eleanor Steafel and Cara Mcgoogan
• Enid Blyton will get me through
• ‘A lot of people read in the players’ lounge’
• DECIMAL COINAGE.
• “A STEP IN CIVILISATI­ON.”
• Lord Garel-jones
• Julie Felix
• High praise for a unique and powerful virtual worship

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