The Daily Telegraph - 2020-04-16

• Virus finally ‘reaching the peak’
• Pregnant nurse dies but baby is saved
• Human costs of this new economic Ice Age will be catastroph­ic
• Care homes say they cannot take patients from hospitals
• Who was really gaming who?
• Cancer referrals drop by as much as 80pc
• Firm’s offer of million tests a week spurned
• WHO has room to improve, says No10
• Lancashire police top lockdown league table
• Editorial Comment:
• Panel advising on lockdown accused of neglecting economic costs
• Thanks for all your hard work, carers. Have a badge
• EU and UK sign up to three rounds of online Brexit talks
• Darts to host living room spectacula­r
• Farmers fly in Romanian workers to harvest fruit and vegetables
• OED adds print run to reflect spread of virus vocabulary
• Hancock on course to miss his testing target
• Care homes accuse councils of withholdin­g rescue funds
• Antibody tests work but not on those under the age of 40
• CORONAVIRU­S Q&A
• ‘Complacenc­y’ risks crisis for ethnic minority medics
• Lock up your cat and walk on right in life post-lockdown
• New Universal Credit claimants ‘likely to get less than they hoped’
• Economy may take five years to recover, think tank suggests
• Diamond wedding couple die in hospital hours apart
• Great-grandmothe­r beats the virus at the age of 106
• Teachers demand PPE before schools open
• NHS staff told to wear ski masks and reuse gowns as ‘last resort’
• Students should not be charged for extra terms, says minister
• Students’ ethnicity is biggest factor in grade inaccuraci­es
• Supermarke­ts come to aid of abuse victims
• Scientists can be wrong, but
• Official who foresaw threat caught between a rock and a hard place
• Lifting lockdown comes too late for some
• Small shops to reopen as Germany eases lockdown
• Pandemic bounce for South Korea’s leader
• Stop trying to reinvent the wheel, Princess warns younger royals
• English students have lightest load for highest fees
• Israel faces polls again after rival leaders fail to agree deal
• The NHS clearly isn’t the envy of the world
• This online trivia renaissanc­e is no match for the real-life pub quiz
• The West must change its tactics on China
• The Government can’t keep dodging the question of an exit strategy
• WHO’S failings
• Food and drink supply
• Don’t punish people for seeking the sun
• Will an online marriage course help us survive lockdown?
• If your other half is driving you mad, take a deep breath and read on…
• The new rules of Covid Competing Ways in which we’re trying to outdo our fellow isolators
• ‘PEOPLE ARE UNHAPPY AT HOME’ THE RISE OF DIVORCE BY SKYPE
• Help! I’ve become a quarantine shopaholic
• Daily journeys are vital to care for my dad with dementia
• ‘SINCE BEING TOLD TO STAY INDOORS, I HAVE MORE SPARE CASH THAN EVER …AND I CAN’T HELP FEELING GUILTY ABOUT IT’
• The accidental image that led to the birth of Seventies hard rock
• MY SPLENDID ISOLATION
• WAR MINISTER’S DECLARATIO­N.
• Alfred Worden
• Rear-admiral Colin Cooke-priest
• Kerstin Meyer
• Sir David Barnes
• A masterful story in which the truth itself was at stake

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