The Daily Telegraph - 2021-04-15

• Crackdown on mandarins’ second jobs
• Vaccines cut link between cases and hospital admissions
• Dukes expected to wear civilian dress after uniform row
• Cat microchipp­ing to become compulsory as pet thefts soar
• Biden’s woke agenda is a catastroph­e for the world
• ‘Cut stamp duty in post-covid rebuild’
• Solskjaer sees red over Man Utd ‘kit clash’
• UK ‘to support orderly exit’ from Afghanista­n
• Terror victim helped attacker catch train
• Scotland Yard chief was paid Greensill adviser
• Census IT system to track forms ‘not fit for purpose’
• Tiktok urged to do more to curb pro-anorexia content
• Spa springs up in Scarboroug­h
• UK and Ireland ‘must supplant’ the NI protocol
• Rees-mogg eyes Zooming to avoid relocation of Parliament
• Magic mushrooms beat leading antidepres­sant
• Johnson cuts India trip to single day of meetings
• Oscars event in London for British nominees
• Teenager’s hand cut off in machete attack
• 80 universiti­es appear on sex assault website
• Instagram lets users hide number of ‘likes’
• We’ll look after Granny for you, says Eugenie in tribute to Duke
• Princess Royal recalls childhood memories of sailing with father
• Ministers propose forcing care home workers to accept Covid jab
• Mixing vaccines ‘may give better long-term protection’
• Experts query data after antibodies fall in older people
• All adults living on remote Scots isle given second dose
• NHS told to lower ‘rip off ’ Covid test prices
• Oxbridge students’ fury at ban while tourists let in
• West End venues ‘too small to survive when half-full’
• More clinics to open for long Covid victims
• Young ‘stress-smoking’ more in pandemic
• Train use up 116pc as more return to office
• Airport chaos Travellers queue for up to six hours
• Denmark drops Astrazenec­a vaccine entirely
• Swedish region chooses to lock down as infection rate surges
• Patient left cancer-free after catching virus, medics claim
• Greece reopens for vaccinated while Britons still grounded
• Surge testing expands to three London boroughs
• Deaths outstrip births in Rio for sixth month
• Zoo not Zoom
• DUP leader tells of humiliatio­n over TV doctor’s false ‘affair’ tweet
• Campaigner hopes to outfox HS2 and save woodland bats
• Songbirds warm to Britain as a winter home
• Ransome given London Blue Plaque honour
• Afterburne­r
• Starmer’s asking the questions but he doesn’t quite fit The Bill
• This scandal sheds damaging light on the murky world of lobbying
• ‘He’s not in bed with us’ Lawyer is defended
• ITV presenter’s stalker spouse put tracking tool in her car
• Amazon sniffs round ‘smell before you buy’
• Secret tattoo lands ‘flirty’ prison guard in jail
• Army warned that focus on diversity could see it lose recruitmen­t battle
• Royal Navy ship detour to avoid Taiwan Strait
• Luther ‘lacks Caribbean authentici­ty’
• Jobs for the Neolithic girls ‘not sexism’
• Cost of conflict
• Taliban still holds appeal for a nation mostly unchanged for 20 years
• White US officer charged over ‘accidental­ly’ killing black man
• Ponzi scheme mastermind Madoff dies in prison aged 82
• Houthis put jihad on curriculum in Yemen
• Pakistan to ban extremist party after clashes
• Disabled man murdered in Chinese body swap plot
• Ants can shrink brain and regrow it to boost colony
• Not hanging about
• Misadventu­res of Tintin land French artist in court battle
• France to open justice system with trial broadcasts
• Italian police browsing in Brussels shop find stolen Roman statue
• Philippine­s protests at ‘illegal fishing’ by China
• Concern as Somalia’s leader extends mandate
• Kerry to meet Chinese officials for climate talks
• The EU must take the blame for Irish chaos
• There’s no point harassing people to complete this pointless census
• On Covid, No 10 is treating the public like fools
• The GPS who have been continuing to see their patients face to face
• The Queen alone
• Taliban on standby
• Can a match without wickets really be cricket?
• Amazons in Chelsea
• Not all private gardens can be fully accessible
• Spelling for success
• Frightenin­g the horses
• Senseless census
• Diversity strimming
• Lobbying rules must be fully transparen­t
• Who would want to be a university student right now?
• ‘MY DAUGHTER’S EXPERIENCE HAS MADE ME QUESTION THE POINT OF HIGHER EDUCATION’
• ‘I CAN WANDER AROUND MY COLLEGE AS A TOURIST BUT I CAN’T STUDY THERE’
• ‘I’D RATHER BE AT HOME THAN LOCKED DOWN ON CAMPUS’
• What Philip did at the Guinea Pig Club
• We need young women writers now more than ever before
• DIARY OF A MODERN DAD
• C-sections would rule if men gave birth
• Boris Johnson as your landlord? Just imagine...
• Why have we never heard of the world’s first great composer?
• THREE WORKS OF LOCKDOWN GENIUS
• Sorry Sir Mick, but this song is a masterpiec­e of Covidiocy
• To favour identity politics over artistic vision insults us all
• GREECE’S WAR
• Court Circular
• Today’s birthdays
• KEMALIST ATTACKS.
• Bridge news
• Bernard Madoff
• Canon Peter Ball Much loved priest who decided cathedral life was not for him
• Galen Weston
• The stylish but shocking real story behind Line of Duty
• Frank of Ireland
• Meet the Richardson­s
• Dragons’ Den
• Escape to the Farm with Kate Humble
• Discoverin­g: Ian Mckellen
• This is My House
• Film choice
• Help butterflie­s to spread their wings

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