The Sunday Telegraph - 2018-04-29

• Sajid Javid’s Windrush fury: ‘It could have been me, my mum or my dad’
• For the love of Alfie
• Stores at risk if Asda and Sainsbury’s merge
• Bringing up Louis
• Firms to face surprise raids in data inquiry
• WhatsApp-style message system could drive NHS into digital age
• Merger of two shopping giants actually makes sense
• Wagner Society shuts down Dame’s masterclas­s prize
• Russian human rights abusers ‘should be named’
• Labour ‘turning a blind eye’ as level of unpaid council tax soars
• Peers to decide on ‘no Brexit’ amendment
• ‘When people say more needs to happen, they’re absolutely right’
• National Trust axes veteran volunteers in nature reserve row
• Millennial­s lap up low-alcohol drinks
• Retreat at heart of royal romance opens to visitors after wedding
• ‘We should have placed a bet’: Meet London’s other George, Charlotte and Louis siblings
• Prince invites charity friends to birthday do
• Scientists on the verge of creating hybrid elephant
• VR headsets are helping to fight opioid crisis in US
• Pope warns of the ‘many evils’ that have an effect on health
• ‘Why I turned to US whistleblo­wer laws to fight my employer’
• ‘Ban lasers that jam speed cameras’ call
• French scholar helped English write the King James Bible
• Hopes of N Korean defectors lay with Trump
• Golf to repair hole in special relationsh­ip
• Jerusalem ‘Trump Town’ plan for embassies
• ‘Clown’ protest as ban on jeans angers French petanque players
• Launderett­es enjoy Hong Kong revival as tiny flats mean no room for washing machines
• Iceland divided by circumcisi­on row
• Glad to be grey – and they’re not afraid to flaunt it
• Politician­s with hopeless legislatio­n will not fix the obesity epidemic
• What Putin and cronies fear is the glare of exposure
• Home Office bungling and the Windrush affair
• How Spain is beginning to face up to its painful past
• Brexit Britain is far ahead in the race for AI
• Don’t tell me where I live. Big council politics is killing genuine local identity
• I have a dream… and it came true
• Why, at 39, it was time to twinkle
• I’ll never forget talking to Lady T. If only she were at the party today
• Do millennial­s really want to lie on the sofa watching TV?
• ‘I didn’t think anyone could be so horrible’
• How Fortnite took over the world
• We must stop thinking art has to be ‘relevant’
• WHAT TO SEE THIS WEEK
• Humanity laid bare by art
• Cool and wet end to April but it will warm up shortly
• The very best of the week ahead
• Film choice

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