The Daily Telegraph - 2020-06-10

• Video chats from family the order of the day
• Lightning a bigger risk to pupils than Covid
• SAVE our SCHOOLS
• No sign of two-metre rule in guidance for pubs
• PM takes charge of plans for ‘air bridges’
• Zoos can reopen to public from Monday
• Race activists draw up hit list of statues
• Epidemic has killed 1 in 16 care home residents, figures show
• Masks should have three layers, says Welsh minister
• We will loosen the housing ‘straitjack­et’, vows Jenrick
• Theatres fear it’s dame over for pantomime this Christmas
• Coal-free run is a record as lower demand lets renewables rule
• Stay-at-home peers to be paid £162 for their push-button vote
• Dirty note fears lead many to try money laundering
• Sunak fears economic calamity of classroom closures
• The solution to getting all pupils back to school lies in the beer garden
• Private sector teachers given visors and ‘sanitiser kits’
• It seems clear that children have been pushed down the list of priorities
• Universiti­es ordered to reveal online plans
• Domestic abuse call to NSPCC every hour
• Antibody rate at high in hub of Italy crisis
• Burundi president died from virus, claims opposition
• Israel’s second wave linked to schools reopening
• Warning of public disorder on scale of 2011 riots
• Rhodes statue may fall with council backing
• Rare and distinctiv­e or plain racist? Locals in a froth over pub sign
• Trump: injured protester may have faked it
• Chicago weeps for its dead after record number killed in Floyd riots
• Pelosi suffers backlash over African shawls
• Three in four Australian­s ‘biased against Aborigines’
• Duke’s final charity wound up after it ‘breached law’
• Satellite shots ‘show Madeleine suspect’s van near resort’
• Hate crime laws too broad to snare extremists, experts say
• Dramatic scenes at dig site as archaeolog­ists find first Elizabetha­n theatre
• Wife blockades £10m sale of ships ahead of divorce battle
• Blame for death of stranded whale is ours, say scientists
• Rowling’s transgende­r remarks risk dulling the magic of her books, warns Potter star
• Mayan medicine man burnt to death for ‘witchcraft’
• North Korea cuts hotlines with South over leaflet-filled balloons
• Body of Briton’s girlfriend found in Thailand jungle
• Great Wall kept out cattle not Khan, say archaeolog­ists
• Brexit has reopened a divide within the Tories that cannot be bridged
• Lockdown savers can ride to rescue us all
• You can’t judge the people of the past by standards of the present
• It is imperative that schools reopen soon
• China is failing in its bid for global domination
• Keeping schools shut will do lasting damage to an entire generation
• Divorce laws now at odds with modern realities
• Learning from statues
• ‘Now I’ll probably have to resign from a job that I love’
• ‘My 16-year-old won’t have seen a teacher – in person or virtually – for six months’
• Burnt out by home schooling? Here’s how to keep going
• ‘A 10 per cent drop in attendance equates to dropping a GCSE grade’
• ‘I doubt my daughter will do a full day’s schooling by herself while I’m at work’
• Racism is the accusation police fear most
• Bond as a dad? It will be all sweatpants and fromage frais…
• Philip at 99: closer to the Queen than ever
• Wish we were there With no trips on the horizon, I’m reliving our prelockdow­n holiday
• The art of matching your tablescape to your outfit
• The telltale signs of lockdown skin – and how to fix them
• 007 as a father? Ian Fleming would have approved
• A piece to win over even the fiercest Brahms sceptic
• Air Commodore Jerry Witts
• John Prine
• Playwright who wrote about apartheid and homosexual­ity
• Want to talk about race? Try turning on the radio

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