The Sunday Telegraph - 2020-05-17

• Drugs to thin blood can prevent virus deaths
• HS2 ‘badly off course’, warns damning report by MPs
• Schools must reopen for sake of children, says Williamson
• Al fresco pubs and dining to save the high street
• Drawing the line
• Fresh advice on two-metre rule for workers
• Given massive pressure on national finances, the public won’t trust the official cost of HS2
• Cleaners to be stationed on trains to ‘give passengers confidence’
• Londoners are most likely to believe crisis is under control
• Transport measures
• Dare to dream of la dolce vita again as Italy opens up
• Royal swan census scrapped as social distancing curbs bite
• Pandemic proves that artificial intelligen­ce isn’t always smartest
• Return of ‘fish and chip Friday’ as Britain enjoys an old favourite
• Abba named Eurovision’s greatest in BBC celebratio­n night to replace cancelled contest
• Packed lunch on the menu as school kitchens forced to close
• How Denmark’s politician­s and teachers joined forces to reopen country’s schools
• The week Britain’s teaching unions went to war with the Government
• Visitors flock to beauty spots in first day out after lockdown
• Schools should reopen ‘even if they have to be shut again’
• Order your meal from your phone in dining revolution
• Modelling behind lockdown was an unreliable buggy mess, claim experts
• Imperial’s programmin­g could go down as the most devastatin­g software mistake of all time
• Funeral firms told to expect up to 85,000 extra deaths in summer
• Tread carefully when predicting fatality rates
• Lives will be lost if dentists stay shut, says Duchess’s friend
• Hospitals risk running out of PPE again, ministers told
• Shortage of critical care beds adds to delays for 2m operations
• Families splash out on pools to give gardens a holiday feel
• Contact tracers only taken on for initial three months
• ‘Hidden scandal’ of spike in lockdown abuse of OAPs
• June 6 pledge for care home testing was ‘too little, too late’
• One in four cases may be going undetected with symptoms other than cough or fever
• Lockdown could be eased on regional basis as analysis reveals hotspot areas
• MPs demand Government publish full Sage advice
• Precious plasma
• Herd immunity talked up despite warnings about early reinfectio­n
• Change of art
• How Disease X shaped the global response
• Search for a vaccine will only succeed if we come together globally
• Illness could ‘peter out’ before special centre is built
• Loud talking can leave virus in the air for 14 minutes
• NHS workers to be given free service by mobile providers
• THEGOODNEW­S BORDERS TO REOPEN
• Mass graves and ‘doctored’ death records in Nicaragua
• CORONAVIRU­S DIARY BAD NEWS FOR BELGIAN NUDISTS
• Indigenous tribes revert to total isolation ‘for survival’
• Salon owner a heroine for cause of ‘freedom’
• Russian death toll hits high but new cases fall
• Neck-worn devices keep Duomo visitors apart
• ‘Warm’ welcome from reopened Manila malls
• Tight spot
• Extension to Brexit ‘could cost £378bn’
• Exorcism ‘now an industry’ in the UK
• Fear of risk has made children’s worlds smaller, says awards chief
• Thank-you kiss on the cheek was sexual assault, says police appeal
• Dyson bucks bad year for billionair­es to top rich list
• Man charged over body found in suitcases
• Europe’s largest timber structure set on fire
• Baby among migrants picked up in Channel
• Warship that refused to sink found in Pacific
• Police catch ‘architect of Rwanda genocide’
• US curators back Picasso Y-block
• Trump talks up ‘super duper’ fast missile
• French-Iranian academic jailed
• China warns US over ‘suppressio­n’
• Inspector ‘fired for Pompeo probe’
• Albania outlaws LGBT therapy
• Unions’ alliance with the bourgeoisi­e threatens to unleash a new class war
• Forget parks – civilisati­on lives in churches and pubs
• War on obesity must not betray Tory principles
• Tories can avoid a Black Wednesday moment
• The teaching unions must be defeated
• The teaching unions’ belligeren­ce does their members no favours
• The beauty of wildflower­s left free to bloom
• No place for HS2
• Self-isolating over-70s are just being sensible
• Non-Covid patients
• Hope springs…
• Reviving high streets
• Unjustifia­ble HS2
• Bouncing back
• Riskier regions
• Helping movers
• Invisible app
• Private schools should spread the word that it’s time to send children back to class
• Dithering officials are holding back the tide of innovation and entreprene­urship
• Sadiq Khan’s radical anti-car plan for London is just the beginning
• No one is immune from the economic storm to come
• Mellon’s millions are a welcome counter to age
• Generation Cancelled
• Will this be the end of our B&B dream?
• What are the summer holiday staycation rules?
• ‘The genuine article: the most royal of all of them’
• ‘My grandfathe­r was a hero at Dunkirk – but kept it secret’
• Plague-pit London just became the UK’s safest place... and I feel so smug
• Damon’s ‘fairy-tale’ stay in Ireland is grating
• Coronaviru­s has given feminists a bigger fight
• What were these dictators really like? Ask the cook
• Cal Revely-Calder
• If only TV could give us greater expectatio­ns
• How Orwell’s hop-picking sowed the seeds of his genius
• RIPE FOR ADAPTATION
• Befuddling days for our upside down world
• The very best of the week ahead
• Today’s radio choice Charlotte Runcie
• Film choice
• How charity contest works
• Kyrgios tells Murray he is better than Djokovic
• Sport in brief
• Bundesliga’s return shows the soulless ‘new normal’
• Bruce: Push restart back three weeks
• Doctors’ union attacks football’s purchase of PPE
• Scots and Irish apply to host World Cups
• Warning of top talent being lured to France
• Key skill that sets Mbappe apart revealed
• McIlroy to play carrying his own bag
• Championsh­ip bosses’ call causes friction

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