The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-06

• Bank warns of recession and highest inflation in 40 years
• We did withhold details of Exocet ‘kill switch’, says French official
• Anti-lockdown Sweden among lowest for pandemic deaths
• Baby P’s mother to be released from prison
• Boehly hopes to sign Chelsea deal today
• Privy Council revokes accession invitation­s
• PM to give Protocol talks ‘one last bash’
• Tech giants give ‘passwordle­ss’ internet login the thumbs up
• Dropping social media lifts depression, study suggests
• Money ‘no object’ in restoring HRT supplies, says Javid
• Minor surgery may be taken out of theatres, says NHS
• DJ’S rare cancer makes him look sun tanned
• Staff holidays blamed for audit delay after death
• Teenagers face £125,000 gum theft charges
• Veganism is best diet for weight loss, study shows
• Drowned mother could have been saved by a rail
• Husband of killer carer loses conviction appeal
• Kenyan tribes call on Duke to secure tea plantation reparation­s
• Queen to attend pared-back State Opening of Parliament
• Sharing and caring
• Crowded house
• Johnson’s ex-right hand man reveals Labour vote
• Khan equates Starmer’s ‘beergate’ with Prime Minister’s party
• Universiti­es lower grade offers for poorer students to meet state school entry targets
• Safe doses
• Fukushima food cleared for sale in the UK
• Spain in hot pursuit of UK tourists for speeding fines
• Disloyal eurocrat demoted for social media attack on EU
• No-mow lawn you’ll forever have to vacuum
• Trail hunts face unannounce­d inspection­s in ‘standards’ shake-up
• ‘Ruthless’ burglars tied up footballer’s wife, trial hears
• Glorious mud can help house martins survive the dry spring
• Bribery the key to children’s passion for vegetables
• Sex abuse victim ‘owed’ recognitio­n in Queen’s Platinum Honours
• Widower in battle to have dead wife’s baby with surrogate
• Captain with ‘glittering career’ leaves Army after kicking a cadet
• Stonewall legal team ‘bullying and laughing at’ barrister
• Strictly winner reads Cbeebies’ first sign language bedtime tale
• Bible as big as a coin unearthed by library in lockdown survey
• Celebrity ‘upskirted’ me at party, says Riley
• Call to lower alcohol limits for obese people
• ‘Emotional eating’ blamed for women gaining weight in lockdown
• Statins among vast group of drugs polluting waterways
• Walk-on part
• Pensioner died after clot test results left on doctor’s desk
• Autonomous drone swarms weave their way into reality
• Three killed in suspected terrorist attack in Israel
• Mystery monkey at risk from deforestat­ion
• Macron changes party name to Renaissanc­e
• Delays in resettling Afghans ‘inexcusabl­e’
• Last defenders at Mariupol steelworks in fine voice during ‘superhuman’ fighting
• War could be Russia’s Vietnam, says Wallace
• Russian generals ‘killed with intelligen­ce provided by US’
• Practice makes perfect
• Race is on to halt Putin’s superyacht before it slips out to sea
• Russian leader’s apology to Israel after minister’s Hitler comments
• Hancock opens his home to Ukrainian family of seven
• I don’t want this war, insists invasion mascot ‘Babushka Z’
• Macron’s vision for Europe is falling apart and he can’t even blame the Brits
• Stephen Toope is destroying Cambridge
• We face an insect apocalypse, and the eco-left doesn’t care
• A deep-rooted economic mess
• An automated voice is no comfort to a widow faced with soaring gas bills
• Mole checks can be a matter of life and death
• The Cambridge intake
• Mow or vacuum?
• France’s Exocets
• Chatterley confession
• Choicest chips
• Police morale
• Passport travails
• Pitchforks at the ready: are you a slug hugger or hater?
• Here’s a lovely, fresh and seasonal risotto that’s easy to make and requires very little extra shopping
• Green herb risotto with crispy bacon crumbs
• My husband’s midlife crisis is a solo Italian holiday
• Harry’s Jubilee no show is his best decision
• Plants are my new secret splurge that I have to hide
• I flinch at abortion but Roe v Wade
• A painfully honest portrait of an everyday, middle-aged marriage
• Arcade Fire: WE (Columbia)
• A country ramble like no other
• Astonishin­g star turn boosts this convention­al culture-clash play
• Bafta TV Awards: the runners and riders
• Memorial to innocent lives snuffed out in Gaza
• Riveting, real-life fight for justice
• Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
• WHOLE ARMY IN FLIGHT.
• FLANK ATTACK SUCCESS.
• The best of the Telegraph: tales of heroes and valour
• Tony Brooks
• Ron Galella
• THE TERROR: INFAMY
• CURRENT AFFAIRS
• Bosch: Legacy
• DOCUMENTAR­Y
• The Staircase still leaves us gripped on whodunit
• Beautiful Boy (2018)
• The Contractor (2022)
• Speed (1994)
• Butterfly banks to boost small blues

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