The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-02

• Johnson planning to bring back right to buy
• Menopause should be treated before it ‘reshapes brain’, say experts
• Tory fears over Sue Gray legal adviser who tweeted ‘if you trust the PM, you’re a mug’
• Pensioners face red tape delay to qualify for new cap on care costs
• Kwarteng counters Sunak on oil and gas windfall tax
• Hundreds cross calm Channel despite Rwanda policy
• ‘Dangerous criminals’ build bird tables as punishment
• Seven sons join father for last game of rugby
• Bees join humans as only animals that know odd from even numbers
• Guide dogs given impossible task to see who’s a good boy
• Mild winters help Dartford warblers reach record high
• Rural voters feel ‘taken for granted’ by Conservati­ves
• Lammy refuses to say if leader should resign over ‘beergate’
• Blair endorses Starmer’s leadership in campaign ad
• Porn MP ‘was looking for Dominator harvester’
• How Charles took the crown for acting in his ‘horrid’ school days
• Netflix cancels Duchess’s children’s series
• Camilla graces cover of Vogue for her 75th
• Putin must hang, says Gazprom defector
• Britain stole fish and chips from Russia and is more evil than the US, says state TV show
• Moscow’s Victory Day parade depleted by losses in conflict
• The Kremlin’s devastatin­g losses in this conflict prove that Stalin was right: artillery is king of the battlefiel­d
• Passport delays could cost families £1bn in holiday cancellati­ons
• ‘Unfit’ Covid tutor scheme used by just 60pc of schools
• PPE storage costs taxpayers almost £500,000 a day
• Police chief backs cyclists using helmet cameras
• Etonians hound headmaster in ‘leggit’ over hunting society
• NHS ‘prioritise­s gender reassignme­nt for men over breast surgery’
• A record 3 million people referred for cancer checks
• Vegetarian children at more risk of being underweigh­t
• Magistrate­s recruitmen­t drive draws young and diverse applicants
• Treat Becker like any other law breaker, says Murray
• Falklands like ‘open wound’, says Argentine ambassador
• IT scandal could cost Post Office boss CBE
• Murray vows to change his ways after misjudged joke
• Taliban leader hides his face at Eid, fuelling death rumours
• Teacher made black pupils pick cotton in handcuffs
• Capital relocation plan divides Indonesian­s
• Iran welcomes first birth of Asiatic cheetah in captivity
• Dutch boy, four, crashes car stolen from his mother
• Paris suspends electric bus fleet after two fires in weeks
• Westminste­r sleaze is out of control. We cannot turn a blind eye
• Africa can help solve the energy crisis
• Quotas for women MPS are no way to solve the pornograph­y scandal
• NHS performanc­e
• Why it’s so crucial to respect the sun
• Misleading diagnoses in medical records
• The benefits of my 10ks will last long after I cross that final finishing line
• ‘I lost eight stone by walking and dieting’
• Can we reverse our ‘true’ biological age?
• Mark Rylance still rules in this sublime portrait of Englishnes­s
• The Globe revisits the ‘good old days’ with a splendid production
• Floor-fillers, philosophy and disco balls: rock’s doom-mongers return
• How to parent your grown-up kids
• ‘I totally believed I would die at the end’
• BUDGET OF HOPE.
• Today’s birthdays
• The Night Sky in May
• Mino Raiola
• Jane Stevens
• Pioneer who inspired the rise of ambient and electronic music
• Don’t dismiss this family sitcom. It’s an instant classic

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