The Sunday Telegraph - 2019-04-28

• EXTRA TIME
• Scotland Yard reopens inquiry into murder of Airey Neave
• Ignore spy fears over Huawei, says China
• Woman shot dead and 3 hurt at US synagogue
• Liu Xiaoming:
• Revoking bird shooting licences ‘threatens UK’s game industry’
• ‘Red book’ may keep teenagers away from gang culture
• HS2trees face the axe before line signed off
• Noblewomen hoping for birth of royal saviour
• ‘Don’t pin blame for Brexit chaos on local Tories’
• Hunt says his wife is ‘diplomatic weapon’ in pitch for party leader
• Ex-Tory associatio­n chairman joins Farage to fight MEP seat
• Rebel numbers against May’s deal have increased a third, claim MPs
• Bannister’s mile heroics the inspiratio­n for marathon record breaker
• Women’s fight for equal pay began in 1600s
• We can’t keep nannying the public on diet, says Truss
• Parents in denial over children’s obesity
• Host with notorious past ‘hides’ in plain sight
• Boy’s Own hero feared by hardline Irish Republican­s above the rest
• TV fights over ‘$67m heiress’ who took New York for a ride
• Some like it not: why pease pudding may have had its day
• Tragedy of the band of friends torn apart by blood scandal
• Opioids to carry warning labels in move to cut risk of addiction
• Fire service warned of severe criticism from Grenfell Inquiry
• Gallery removes display of Barbie being abused by Ken
• ‘Tinder for teens’ face tech to weed out under-age users
• Ex-Isil terrorists have tourist hotspots in their sights, warn intelligen­ce chiefs
• Bomber’s ‘link to the Tottenham Ayatollah’
• The empress who could break out of her gilded cage of tradition
• Pragmatism vs idealism as Biden chases Bernie in Democrat race
• China steers more nations towards ‘debt trap’ Belt and Road project
• Refugees forced to fight in Libya’s civil war
• US issues arrest warrant for agitator who raided N Korean embassy
• Spain faces election stalemate as far-Right rises
• Society will suffer if the super-rich are pushed out
• Tory betrayal
• World without Sats
• Local Tories let down by hopeless leadership
• Late and over budget, HS2 is a masterclas­s in project mismanagem­ent
• It’s no good battling for supremacy on the road
• Birdbraine­d situation
• Mrs May’s latest debacle sums up all that is wrong with her premiershi­p
• To achieve long-term success the Brexit Party must learn from Ukip’s mistakes
• Give local government real power and voters might take it seriously
• I’m very sorry Dame Emma, but what the dickens are you talking about?
• The truth about the Macrons’ unlikely love affair
• Inside the D-Day catastroph­e history forgot
• Eco warriors don’t realise how good we have it
• ‘You never get over death, but you get better at coping’
• It’s not me, it’s EU! How Brexit has become the new dating barometer
• Ed’s planning permission woes hit a bum note
• Opera’s fatal attraction to film-makers
• Corelli finally hits the stage
• The very best of the week ahead

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