The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-05-09

• Sturgeon falls short of majority in Scotland as Labour civil war erupts
• Hugging family and friends allowed from next week, PM to say
• Train cracks to cause prolonged rail chaos
• Animal feelings become law
• Army veteran’s detention over Troubles death ‘was unlawful’
• Victim’s brother: ‘Smart motorways are mad’
• Fifth of all EU border checks happening in Northern Ireland
• Lecturing handbook sees Darwin evolve into racist
• Netflix and Amazon chase older viewers who find BBC a turn-off
• BAME lawyers to beat ‘impostor syndrome’
• Trans guidance for schools quietly dropped
• PM cannot stop new referendum, insists Sturgeon
• Welsh Labour keeps power, Tories ‘delighted’ – but it’s disappoint­ment for nationalis­ts
• News anchor under fire for backing independen­ce vote
• The keys to any independen­ce ballot are firmly in the hands of No10
• My party helped the SNP win, claims Salmond as he fails to secure one seat
• Andy Street re-elected for Tories in West Midlands
• Starmer told he is to blame as Rayner sacked
• Khan wins in London but Bailey shores up the Conservati­ve vote
• Burnham ‘ready to lead’ after landslide Manchester victory
• Johnson’s task now is to end Labour in England – this is how to do it
• Ofcom given legal muscle to stop tech giants shutting off debate
• PM would secure a 36-seat majority if there were an election tomorrow
• Police arrest man in his 20s over PCSO’s murder
• Parents on alert after reports of four attempts at child abduction
• Why we will avoid another winter lockdown
• Now you see it … magicians made to work as Zoom betrays secrets
• Vandals target heritage sites during lockdown
• Museum’s digitised ‘bat room’ to cast light on the global curse of Covid
• Extra flights put on to cope with demand
• British expats being refused jabs in Spain
• Potatoes may have had their chips as Britain gets warmer
• Vegetarian­s more likely to keep cancer at bay
• Taste for jazz makes you more inclined to eat wisely and well
• Opera House head bought its £11m Hockney without telling board
• Vine accused of Twitter bullying after row with anti-LTN group
• Trump meets his match in nomination race
• Sweden opposition leader vows to tighten immigratio­n controls
• Spy veteran woos far-Right support from Merkel’s CDU
• Dying activist in race for Agent Orange justice
• Jordan fears for prince not seen since last month’s ‘coup’
• More violence in Jerusalem as protests grow over eviction plans
• South Africa’s royal chaos as new Zulu king title disputed
• The crisis facing Labour goes far beyond Keir Starmer and Brexit
• Cultish eco-nuts are letting down environmen­talism
• Ardern isn’t as lovely as she’d have you believe
• Could an independen­t Scotland remain unified?
• Ships fit for a Duke of Edinburgh: a history
• Hartlepool saw Labour for what it now is: a party of the liberal elite
• SNP has no moral case for a referendum
• The EU is backing a belligeren­t France against us. Yet we still pretend it’s an ally
• The United Kingdom will thrive when we reaffirm Westminste­r’s sovereignt­y
• Digital currency is the future. The quicker we develop an e-pound, the better
• Smuggling gangs should not be deciding who gets to live in Britain
• Simon HEFFER
• Rory CELLAN-JONES
• Meet the Queen’s ‘rebellious’ cousin Olga
• Wean yourself off Zoom before you forget what it means to be human
• Churchill threw the Navy at Malta in 1942 – but was it worth it?
• Novel of the week
• Why TV makes ancient Rome look shockingly modern
• There’s no sign of a let-up in the wet weather this May
• The very best of the week ahead

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