The Sunday Telegraph - 2021-05-16

• Push for one million jabs a day to save summer
• Who will you hug first?
• Museum board seats for red wall voters
• Biden tells Israel to protect media after office destroyed
• EU given two months to fix ‘dead in water’ NI Protocol
• Red wall areas could get targeted tax breaks
• Home Office may face action over migrants
• Duke of York removed from 47 patronages
• Shun celebrity authors like Meghan, publishers urged
• Austen drama will return to screens by popular demand
• ‘Great Stink’ of 19th century extracted from Thames mud
• Public buildings must have Ladies and Gents
• Praising foreign students’ use of English is a ‘microaggre­ssion’
• Top university accused of Soviet tactics to ‘decolonise’ curriculum
• GB News to take on BBC with TV launch in weeks
• Farmers could be paid to rewild riverbanks for beavers
• Peat decline threatens bog bodies such as Lindow Man
• A simple equation on Indian strain emerges from the fog – and it’s worrying the modellers
• Three days in April that let variant gain foothold in UK
• Science will liberate us from fear, if we allow it
• Covid jabs may work against future viruses, study suggests
• Tories would win landslide in snap election
• No plans to review laws on right to die, insists Justice Secretary
• Cameron axed from children’s parliament due to Greensill
• British company in battle to keep right to make manuka honey
• Exports of silver and gold to EU hit by Brexit deal
• Iraq major wrongly accused of drowning a teenager champions 30 former soldiers by suing MoD for £20m
• Abusers openly use ‘disgracefu­l’ Instagram
• Technology titans are failing to keep children safe
• Royal Court Theatre faces asbestos claims from widows
• Cheap NHS treatment protects babies from cerebral palsy
• Hamas onslaught is fuelled by Palestinia­n power politics
• Violent extremists have opened a new front in this ‘atrocious’ conflict
• View from Tel Aviv ‘I had 90 seconds to reach the bomb shelter’
• BBC’s Bowen sparks online anger for comments on Jewish identity
• View from Gaza
• El Salvador enthralled by millennial dictator
• Beijing’s Mars rover prepares for 90-day exploratio­n
• Film industry hopes superheroe­s can ride to Hollywood’s rescue
• French mayor runs town from prison cell while he awaits appeal against rape conviction
• Free society is finished if we fail to resist this new Dark Age of unreason
• Brexit exposed the folly of Britain’s Francophil­e zealots
• The Israel conflict reveals the Left’s Corbynific­ation
• We won’t allow Britain’s history to be cancelled
• Time to accelerate the vaccine rollout
• Face-to-face GP appointmen­ts are vital – but they must be used wisely
• Royal yacht costs
• Standing up to woke
• Why imperial measures are best left behind
• Don’t let narrow-minded protection­ists squander our great Brexit opportunit­y
• Four reasons why Communist China will never become a world superpower
• There is no future for the Left until the Labour Party accepts that it’s finished
• There’s nothing inevitable about London’s progressiv­e drift
• The forgotten story of the Queen’s swimming set
• Dominic CAVENDISH
• Anna MATHUR
• Jackie WEAVER
• Zoe STRIMPEL
• How lockdown’s puppies became death row dogs
• I’m rising above all the Israel falsehoods
• Novel of the week Jake Kerridge
• See how it runs: will The Mousetrap bring the West End back to life?
• A 16th-century mix of Glastonbur­y, Davos and the Games
• Glimmer of hope for warmer days – but not just yet
• The very best of the week ahead

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