The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-10

• Queen to miss State Opening of Parliament
• UK could join EU ‘outer ring’ after reforms, says Macron
• Russian economy faces worst crisis in 30 years
• Pared-back Victory Day parades for Putin
• Harry urges travellers to go green on holiday
• Red tape blamed for HRT drug stockpiles
• Starmer to stand down if he is fined for ‘beergate’
• ‘Kurt Zouma’ rule will imprison animal abusers
• Soldier said he wanted to ‘waste somebody’ before boy was shot
• Motorist ploughs car into Johnson’s front garden wall
• Deaf sailor rescued after ‘emergency’ text to sister
• Schools score higher ratings than academies
• Met officer accused of three additional rapes
• Buy now, pay later used by one in 10 for essentials
• Two convicted after stabbing of bus driver
• Register of Cornish holiday homes to ‘level the field’
• Ship strikes blamed for dive in whale shark population
• Beachgoers in a froth at threat of bottle ban
• Bidding war expected for £250k beach hut
• Parenting fits Harry to a T Fashion and fatherhood
• Bats imitate hornet sounds to force predators to buzz off
• Sinn Fein warns PM against ‘playing chicken’ with EU over Brexit
• What’s in and what’s out
• MPS must stop defending ‘liars, chancers and crooks’
• Migrants given a week to challenge transfer to Rwanda
• Drumming up support
• Labour leader stakes his career on a curry
• Labour favourites
• Politician­s are not all the same... they’re not all as cunning as this
• The events that left Labour’s leader in a tight spot
• Cakegate and beergate The Covid rules in place at the time
• Estate owner kept gun under his bed for ‘security’ after burglaries
• Scammers use GCHQ cyber crime chief ’s name in £5m fraud ‘con’
• Farmer hit in head with rock after row with dog walker
• Passengers forced to queue outside airports miss flights
• Smartwatch shows victim ran for her life before bashing death
• Would-be show of strength highlights Moscow’s military shortcomin­gs
• Volkswagen boss calls for peace deal to protect German business
• Skripal hit squad unit takes over Ukraine intelligen­ce operations
• Girl, 12, killed after dispute over social media video
• Mother lost baby after doctors failed to see her face to face
• Lesbian barrister claims employer ‘crushed’ her spirit
• Brother sues watch tycoon over £1.5m inheritanc­e
• Upbringing ‘plays bigger role’ in heart disease than lifestyle
• Hi-tech socks track dementia sufferers’ early signs of distress
• Risk of ‘unseen bullying’ for home workers
• Rooney’s adulterous quartet packs a punch
• Time is precious
• BBC stars cash in with extra appearance­s outside of work
• Glastonbur­y founder donates land for 20 affordable homes
• Big C podcast host stops cancer treatment: ‘My body can’t cope’
• Nick Cave loses a second son as eldest is found dead after jail spell
• Sri Lanka’s PM locked in residence as violence rages
• Son of Filipino dictator on track for landslide presidenti­al victory
• Four killed after e-scooters catch fire in India’s heatwave
• South Koreans to turn back time by changing age system
• Youth dance seems a little fishy to Macron
• EU border chief quit over ‘pro-migrant’ push
• ‘Fetus’ spells trouble for New York Times’ Wordle puzzle
• Bodies found in drought-hit reservoir linked to US Mafia
• Cull of wild boar after Rome finds African swine flu
• Britain is running out of time to escape the declining EU’S empire of red tape
• Way of theworld Michael Deacon
• The West now has the chance to cripple Putin’s Russia for good
• It would be absurd for Starmer to resign over a curry
• Time to deliver on Brexit’s potential
• The sad deteriorat­ion of a Civil Service that once prized efficiency
• Starmer’s gamble
• NHS wild goose chase
• Invoking Tolstoy’s name in the age of Putin
• Why are Tories punishing suffering landlords?
• Baffling barbecue ban
• A peer in No10
• Not just birds and bees
• Partygate v beergate
• Grounded by BA
• Car park courtesy
• Trackside phone deal promises faster internet for commuters
• Stock markets tumble as Haldane warns of ‘massive shock’
• Morrisons wins bid battle for Mccoll’s
• Rising household bills prompt shoppers to rein in spending
• Chinese premier predicts ‘grim’ outlook for country’s job market
• Bank must be bold to tame inflation, warns rate-setter
• Reverse tax increase to ease living-costs crisis, say bosses
• Teesside bids to host ‘green’ lithium plant for batteries
• Petrol prices fuel record sales of second-hand electric cars
• PWC hits back at Lord Sugar after he calls staff ‘lazy’
• Apple executive resigns over return to office
• Two-year mortgage rates highest since 2015
• Johnson’s grand nuclear plans already lie in tatters
• City must forget about Brussels and look to New York
• Selling tobacco is the ideal business in inflationa­ry – or stagflatio­nary – times
• Don’t blame Brexit for Britain missing out on global trade boom, says ex-adviser to PM
• Aviva chairman’s fury at AGM sexist tirade
• Key numbers
• CORRECT COURT DRESS SHOWN IN SKETCHES
• BRILLIANT YEARS.
• Bridge news
• COURTS IN THE PAST.
• Legal news
• Naomi Judd
• Peter Swales
• MEP who shaped EU policy on GM food and financial regulation
• Escher: Journey Into Infinity DOCUMENTAR­Y
• DRAMA Life After Life BBC Two, 9pm
• Eurovision Semi-finals 2022
• Your Mum and Dad: A Devastatin­g Truth
• The Philpott Fire: 10 Years On
• WILL YOUNG: LOSING MY TWIN RUPERT
• Saint or sinner: who was the real Mother Teresa?
• The Post (2017) Film4, 6.45pm ★★★★★
• The Misfits (1961 b/w) Great! Movies Classic, 9pm ★★★★★
• The Man Who Knew Infinity (2015) BBC Two, 11.15pm ★★★★
• Report oak moth menace on sight

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