The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-04-07

• Furious Tory activists go on strike as May woos Corbyn
• Extremism definition fails the Clarkson test
• Duke joins ranks of Her Majesty’s secret service
• Errant social media firms face ban
• Debenhams rescue depends on making Ashley the boss
• Man, 20, stabbed to death on doorstep in row over noise
• Authors want help to combat growing online book piracy
• Prince Louis fuels thirst for British-made baby formula
• Even activists will shun May at Euro elections
• Tory grassroots go to war as disaster looms in local council polls
• Farage Brexit Party enlists candidates for EU poll
• The party’s bad decisions are hurting the chances of our would-be councillor­s
• How Letwin went from Euroscepti­c Thatcherit­e to king of the Remainers
• Legal chaos could trigger accidental no deal
• It’s still not too late to reopen talks with EU
• Voters can sign up at the pub for petition to recall disgraced MP
• Labour MPs must listen to voters and honour the referendum result
• Chief Rabbi: take a new look at Holocaust memorial plan
• Labour failed to take action after reports of anti-Semitism
• Wild animals farmed for ‘cute’ snaps on Instagram
• Death plunge of walruses fans fears over climate change
• Army chief warns troops over violent and sexual crime
• Imprisoned pacifist who composed music for Prince was secret Trotskyist traitor
• Open-door policy to make the opera more inviting
• Ee bah gum! Asylum seekers learn to ‘speak Yorkshire’
• Oxford benefactor­s threaten to pull donations in colonialis­m row
• I refused to be silenced, says Facebook libel case victor
• Doctors’ ethics chief quits over change to assisted suicide policy
• Requests for medical cannabis are on the rise, say GPs
• Libya fighting could trigger new refugee crisis, says EU
• Algerian protesters pick up after themselves in ‘tidy revolution’
• Malawi’s albinos killed for political lucky charms
• ‘Bleeding’ veggie Whopper is hard to swallow for cattlemen
• The gourmet dinners fit for the hairiest of hipsters
• Spain arrests Polish millionair­e at centre of eavesdropp­ing scandal
• Brexiteers will remain united on one crucial aim
• Take a year’s extension, replace the PM and get ready for a real Brexit
• I have too much self-esteem to care for status symbols
• We are running out of time to save our EU exit
• Parliament’s shameless betrayal of voters over Brexit will not be forgiven or forgotten
• Why do the Cabinet tolerate this travesty?
• Short sentences
• Don’t desert the Tories – they remain our best hope
• The Corbynisat­ion of the US Democrats leaves little space for Creepy Joe Biden
• This isn’t a European country, but our politician­s are desperate to make it one
• ‘I feel optimistic. I am not panicking’
• Meet the man who ditched technology for a simpler life
• The monarchy was eccentric long before Meghan
• Teens don’t think marriage matters – they may be right
• Was Westminste­r University a breeding ground for extremism?
• There’s nothing relaxing or peaceful about going to the cinema these days
• Life in a liberal society means putting up with other people
• THE WEEK IN ARTS DOMINIC CAVENDISH
• A transracia­l reckoning
• Blossoms and snow herald a textbook spring

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