The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-04-04

• Passports to normal life ... but not for months
• Nursery teachers should be taught to give lessons on white privilege, says guidance
• Plan for UK to buy Svalbard that got a frosty reception
• Church anger as Archbishop of York looks to recruit £90k chief of staff
• Sturgeon joins calls to review use of ‘not proven’ verdict
• Metro mayor Street sounded out over HS2 chairman role
• Starmer told ‘slaps on wrists’ over anti-Semitism won’t do
• Watch out! Smartphone ‘zombies’ about
• ... but you could try headphones that tip you off to avoid a collision
• Drivers may be off the hook for towed cars after 30-year-old legal blunder
• Hancock summoned to High Court to justify reopening priorities
• Oxford jab takeup in Britain ‘unaffected’ by EU concerns
• 200,000 children will leave primaries unable to read
• Transport police refuse to name ‘spitter’ linked to death
• Keep Easter parties outdoors whatever the weather
• Officers break up Good Friday church service
• Council to ‘pay’ residents for getting active
• How variants are fuelling mainland Europe’s third wave
• One-shot ‘jab and go’ for youngsters off to Ibiza
• Families fleeing cities help revive Spain’s ghost villages
• World pandemic treaty lacks teeth, warns WHO insider
• Covid-19 cases surge in Chile after ‘premature’ reopening
• The woman selling a foie gras ban to Tories
• Tributes to great-grandmothe­r, 85, killed in dog attack at home
• Mass exodus at Wentworth over rise in annual fees to £20,000
• No escape from McQueen’s great demands
• No rhyme or reason for publishers, claims poet
• Three children from Instagram chat group are taken to hospital
• Rope adverts appear after Googling the word ‘suicide’
• Parents urged to help tackle ‘rape culture’ by being strict
• What is a museum? Culture wars row erupts over new definition
• Schools ‘should disclose if their staff have extremist pasts’
• TV designer receives payout for arrest ordeal
• Teachers appeal for support in facing abuse and threats
• Reforms force all peers to disclose foreign earnings
• Superpower­s eye Greenland vote in scramble for Earth’s treasure
• Voters back Biden’s plan to tax rich to rebuild America
• Jordan officials held after ‘coup attempt’
• Latest deadly Capitol attack sparks calls for more security
• ‘It’s abominable’: Doctor risks his life to heal victims of Congo’s rape plague
• Farmers’ alarm at rewilding of Pyrenees bears
• Noble Roman fights plan for Hadrian’s tip
• How did a free people become so relaxed about losing their liberty?
• Lefties who say they hate billionair­es are just jealous
• Single-sex schools are a girl’s best friend
• It’s time to explore the need for Covid certificat­ion
• Vaccinatio­n passports would undermine Britain’s return to normality
• A speedy way to make smart motorways safer
• This Easter, let’s reset our wayward institutio­ns
• Poor Keir Starmer is at the mercy of events much bigger than he is capable of being
• Easter doesn’t ‘comfort’ believers. It turns their lives upside down
• We should be generous to the EU, despite its petulant and dangerous behaviour
• How we move on from the year we’ve all lost
• Luke MINTZ
• Andrew ROBERTS
• Ivan HEWETT
• Zoe STRIMPEL
• Say a prayer for this holy day’s unsung hero: the struggling country vicar
• Who’s behind the internatio­nal Lego heist?
• German efficiency? You’ve never lived there
• Francesca Carington
• ‘Gregory’s Girl’: the little Brit flick that charmed the world
• FIVE RECOMMENDE­D RECORDINGS
• Batten down the hatches for bitter Easter Monday
• The very best of the week ahead

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