The Daily Telegraph - 2022-04-26

• Ukrainian women tell of rape at hands of Russians
• Children’s hepatitis outbreak linked to lockdown
• Partygate can’t distract Labour from cost of living crisis, shadow cabinet tells Starmer
• Russian performers can take stage at Proms if they oppose Putin
• Antigua asks Wessexes for help on reparation­s
• Speaker to call in MOS editor over Rayner row
• Golfers risk Ryder Cup places for Saudi series
• More foreigners to settle than pre-brexit
• Tight trousers and angry rebukes can’t throw Priti Patel off her stride over Channel migrants
• Opposition to Prevent fuels terrorism, says Cameron
• Drink driver who killed her children is jailed
• Planning link to 2004 murder of Scots banker
• Cabbies threaten to quit over car repainting rule
• Record-breaking bat flies almost 2,000 miles
• Sacked accountant loses age discrimina­tion case
• Second oldest shirt in world rugby up for sale
• Youtuber’s fake plane crash stunt nosedives
• ‘Ill-tempered’ bloodworm’s secret weapon unearthed: metal fangs
• Stepdaught­er ‘appalled’ by documentar­y on Thunderbir­ds creator Anderson
• Council’s £18m HQ almost empty as staff follow ‘absurd’ Covid rules
• PM supports Rees-mogg’s ‘Dickensian’ office push
• Fewer undergroun­d cables in offshore wind farm hubs
• Kit off, kit on
• Extra annual bank holiday backed by Sunak
• Day of remembranc­e
• Girls fit to sing before HM – after waiting for 674 years
• Queen may put car before the carriage in break with Trooping the Colour tradition
• Closures leave 500,000 with no access to bank services
• Hundreds of police stations shut to the public in past seven years
• Pensioners face shortfall as call centres cut them off, warn MPS
• Passport renewal delays lead to fears over risk to holidays
• GPS vote on cutting two and a half hours off working day
• Private psychiatri­c hospitals need ‘stricter outdoor security’ rules
• NHS worker among four stabbed to death in home
• Online child abusers target girls aged 7 to 13
• Give up steak for insects to reduce impact on environmen­t
• All-white interview panel is covertly racist, says doctor
• Jimmy Choo’s former tutor ‘bullied’ over home working
• MPS demand 10-year jail sentences for drink spikers
• Blooming beautiful
• Secret of how tropical spider can turn jumpy after rumpy pumpy
• Nightmare for daydreamer­s as study says it affects learning
• Widow of Troubles veteran will not rely on No10 to fight his battle
• Third of new mothers miss out on mental health help
• Obesity behind ‘staggering’ rise in deadly strokes
• Day in court
• Rowling salutes ‘brave’ lesbian barrister suing Stonewall
• Bucha civilians killed by First World War-style metal darts
• Putin’s alleged mistress spared US sanctions
• Hero’s send-off
• Lavrov spells out danger of miscalcula­ting threat of world war
• ‘15,000 Russians dead’ as UK vows to send more military vehicles
• Signature unclear: how ‘plot to kill pro-putin TV host’ went awry
• Kremlin troops defy president and bomb Azovstal plant
• Trump fined $10,000 a day for contempt of court over tax issues
• Activist set himself on fire ‘to raise the alarm on the climate crisis’
• Red faces at White House over state of the glassware
• Briton charged with helping North Korea evade sanctions
• Japanese school lands in hot water over Covid fantasy
• Air Force general makes history in sexual assault case
• Macron defiant in face of threat from rivals
• ‘A little victory of sorts’: Le Pen is still revered in ‘peripheral France’
• Fixing the Entente Cordiale ‘not a priority’ for re-elected president, says finance minister
• Way of theworld Michael Deacon
• No, the British countrysid­e isn’t rooted in racism and colonialis­m
• A terrible suspicion that Britain could yet look the other way as Ukraine is destroyed by Russia
• Labour’s Starmtroop­ers are convincing nobody
• A sensible way to reduce NHS waiting lists
• Totting up the benefits of working from home
• A beef with crickets
• Iraq inquiry hounding
• Masterchef primping
• Macron and Brexit
• Colour in the country
• Local election protest
• ‘My HRT has run out… …it can get to the devastatin­g point where women are taking their own lives’
• HRT SWAPS: DOS AND DON’TS
• The cycling wars taking over the countrysid­e
• ‘There are so many unhealthy ways to grieve’
• A cautionary tale for any woman going into politics
• WALDEN’S WORLD
• Disney is like one of its own stories: a vainglorio­us king who over-polishes his halo
• What life’s really like in locked-down Shanghai
• Dettori’s in no rush to pack away the silks at 51
• If Stonewall doesn’t represent someone like Allison Bailey, then who is it for?
• DETTORI’S CAREER HIGH POINTS
• If I complain, people might say I’ve a chip on my shoulder
• ‘Downton’ returns – with an iconic moment to savour
• Slick Morgan is in the driving seat of a purring Rolls-royce
• IRISH GENERAL SHOT BY ATHLONE MUTINEERS.
• Court Circular
• GENERAL O’DUFFY’S WARNING.
• Bridge news
• Today’s birthdays
• Forthcomin­g marriage
• Other notice
• David Banks
• Hockey player who won a silver medal at the 1948 Olympics
• NOUGHTS + CROSSES
• Life After Life
• Radio choice Gerard O’donovan
• Pompeii: Sin City
• Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof
• Derry Girls
• DNA Journey
• The Yorkshire Vet
• All hail Miriam the outrageous octogenari­an
• Film choice
• Global audience for osprey arrivals

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