The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-17

• ‘A vile excuse for a human being’
• Bank chief: food price rises will be ‘apocalypti­c’
• DUP urges Johnson to put plans on scrapping Protocol into law
• Lockdown damaged toddlers’ speech skills
• More exercise can help relieve osteoporos­is
• Criminals adapting to work-from-home plan
• Teenage footballer comes out as gay
• Ukrainians get safe exit from steelworks
• The die is cast, earn more money or face the fires of Nero
• Cost of living takes toll on health of majority in UK
• Parents oversee exams as invigilato­rs ‘fear Covid’
• Fatal dog mauling came after attack in same lane
• Man denies assaulting Iain Duncan Smith
• Marvel actress jailed for sexual abuse of teenager
• Two out of five police recruits are female
• Tory MP Sir Mike to retire at next election
• She’s got it
• Workers in London avoid the office more than in other major world capitals as fears grow over long-term effect
• Second-homers may face tighter rules over and above latest Bill
• Masked protest
• UK’S aid strategy to curb Beijing’s influence
• Beergate gathering attended by about 15 people, says Starmer
• Work longer hours to pay rising bills, says Tory MP
• Watch me blossom as Doctor Who’s Rose, says transgende­r actress
• Head scolding pupil for using N-word faced police inquiry
• University to investigat­e worker who egged Thatcher statue
• Officer is acquitted of sexual assault of sailor on flagship
• Trans protesters assaulted me and I was threatened with arrest, claims feminist activist
• Stars to contend with Tiktok swarm on the red carpet at Cannes
• Four more have monkeypox as gay men told to be ‘aware of rashes’
• App created to help verify shady social media accounts
• Wright work (and doodle) saved for the nation
• The bottom line is being skinny is just old fashioned, says Beckham
• Moss on tree trunk can unlock secrets of long-lost rainforest­s
• Jellyfish shredding robots take sting out of sorting catch of day
• Growing evidence How to identify rainforest habitat
• Knotty problems
• Wild swimmers irked by call to take lead on cleaner water
• Is river weed-eating insect the lesser of two weevils?
• Patel will let special constables carry Tasers
• Second send-off gives hero of two wars peace at last
• ‘Grenfell scanner’ gives fire services 3D view for rescues
• Asylum seeker was deported twice before hammer attack
• Paedophile­s face jail even if ‘no child exists’
• Heard blames the dog for mystery faeces
• Vardy and her agent stalked me, says Rooney
• Increase your exercise to ease osteoporos­is
• IVF treatment on NHS slow to resume after green light to reopen
• Infertile men likelier to get breast cancer than fathers
• Some 300,000 sufferers of dementia are ‘undiagnose­d’
• I would not want my children to go online, says Duke
• Plastic fantastic
• Harrow Beijing ordered to abandon its English name
• Suspect in racist killings ‘acted homeless’ at store
• Macron names ‘première ministre’ ahead of elections
• Exiled former king to visit Spain after two-year hiatus
• Dirty game
• Greek pilot sentenced to life for killing wife
• Moscow to seize Renault factory and revive a Soviet-era marque
• Kyiv’s forces reach frontier with Russia in offensive from Kharkiv
• Helping hands
• Even Mykolaiv’s pubs are fair game in chaotic new assault
• Fear and loathing are demolishin­g the foundation­s of American power
• Way of theworld Michael Deacon
• There’s still a conspiracy of silence about the NHS’S failures
• The EU has not acted in good faith over the Northern Ireland Protocol
• Jeremy Hunt’s NHS
• Employees need face-to-face communicat­ion
• Scrap the cap
• Driving the extra mile
• A life well lived
• New grammar schools
• Back and forth with grubs for all the family
• Egging Mrs Thatcher
• Cadet creases
• Brussels must end its intransige­nce
• Mobile giants ‘used shadowy tactics to stunt competitio­n’
• Musk hints at renegotiat­ion over Twitter takeover
• Price cap shake-up threatens a bleak winter
• Uber to launch taxi ‘membership club’ in UK
• Diesel costs surge to record high
• Treasury plots carbon levy raid on imports
• Wheat price soars after India bans exports fuelling global crisis
• Windfall tax would hit North Sea investment, says energy supplier
• Biden guilty of ‘misdirecti­on’ over inflation, claims Bezos
• Best foot forward
• Mcdonald’s leaves Russia 30 years after historic arrival
• Tories wage war on Bank of England as chinks appear in Threadneed­le Street’s armour
• Drax to move mountains to expand hydroelect­ric plant
• EU slashes growth forecast amid soaring energy prices
• O’leary attacks ‘headless chickens’ over Boeing delay
• Fraud office ‘acted in bad faith’ in Kazakh miner case
• Easyjet offers £1,000 bonus to keep crew over summer
• Creating mutual respect is first step to a successful team
• An insurer with business in Russia and Ukraine? Buy now, when the news is bleak
• Greggs to open more city centre outlets
• Tesla puts production hike in China on hold
• Key numbers
• Sorrell axes bonuses for S4 Capital bosses
• RELIEF FOR TRAFFIC CONGESTION
• EVERLASTIN­G ROAD WILL NOT CRACK.
• SUBWAY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE.
• ENGINEER WITH EYE TO THE FUTURE.
• Baroness Afshar
• Robert ‘Bud’ Mcfarlane
• Andrew Symonds
• Flautist with dazzling technique who played with Jimi Hendrix
• FLOODLIGHT­S
• Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof
• Jay Blades: No Place Like Home
• Cheltenham Literature Festival 2021
• We loved the novel, but this TV version is just creepy
• ‘Biggest’ study of the plastic we bin

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