The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-04-10

• Sunak faces questions over ‘blind’ investment holdings
• Youth swing gives Le Pen an unexpected election boost
• Full-scale Nato military force to defend borders
• We’re being left behind on hydrogen, says JCB boss
• Ministers blame ‘unprepared’ airports for travel chaos
• Watchdog urges countries to adopt UK children’s code
• Lift-off for lambs as tornado hits Welsh farm
• Historic first as sea eagle hatch caught on camera
• Off-duty police officers admit dangerous driving
• Two children seriously hurt after blaze in house
• Unionist leader’s fury at defaced election poster
• Drivers steer clear of costly electric cars
• Climate protesters bring West End to halt over fossil fuels
• Royal family share poem for Prince Philip a year after his death
• Tennis star and chef attend Beckham’s golden ball
• No buyer for Rome villa with ceiling fresco by Caravaggio
• ‘Pitiless’ commander takes a grip of Putin’s faltering campaign
• ‘I said to my mum, “the main thing is you are alive” – 15 minutes later she was dead’
• Europe warned as Kremlin jets train over Kaliningra­d
• Rage of dead soldiers’ wives and mothers puts lie to propaganda
• Russians ‘fired at civilian convoy after signalling they were safe’
• Heavy price to pay Rebuilding Ukraine could cost $1 trillion
• Stay perfectly informed at home
• Chernobyl staff say Russian troops spread radiation
• ‘China has missiles that can hit all Nato territory’
• Red tape ‘nightmare’ blocks child refugees
• Loophole lets Russians fish in British seas
• PM praises ‘great military feat’ as he makes secret visit to Ukraine
• Young people rejecting Instagram perfection in favour of warts-and-all networking app
• British diver lost at sea for days fears his son is dead
• Worsley will ‘send shivers down the spine’ with lady killers show
• Council worker tries to mow artificial grass
• Londoners swap costly housing for boating life
• Truss plan to boost NI trade ‘too expensive’
• Inflation rise forces retirees to use savings
• English rose sales wilt as flower falls out of fashion
• Households invest in wind farms to combat rising bills
• British Museum ‘demeans itself’ with environmen­t-harming NFTs
• Tories losing rural residents’ support over planning rules
• Heat pumps grant extension ‘would cost public £115bn’
• Decolonise maths degrees by subtractin­g white male theorists, Durham urges
• ‘Send Stonewall bill’ for vetoing LGBT summit
• ‘Woke’ street name changes to face votes
• Churchill statue was put on council’s ‘at risk’ list
• Child speech centres fail to reopen as Covid wanes
• Baby-talk project aims to boost Welsh language use
• Police commission­er shocked at ‘horrifying’ misconduct
• Khan ousted in Pakistan after losing vote of no confidence
• EU bankrolls return to la dolce vita for villages
• Docking delay for crew at space station
• Trump Jnr ‘urged chief of staff to steal election’
• The Nato alliance can’t rest on its laurels
• Airbase babysittin­g
• Nearly seeing the GP
• The PM’s energy plan does nothing to fix the woeful inefficien­cy of Britain’s housing
• Ribena rescue
• Europe and Russia
• Tory tax blunders
• The unique exhilarati­on of a hole-in-one
• Bun bombardmen­t
• Climate anxiety risks driving the West into dangerous mass hysteria
• Rishi Sunak has shown that he just isn’t very good at politics
• Xi Jinping dare not climb off the zero-Covid tiger
• Cancer is now a public health emergency
• Stuck between Macron and Le Pen, France’s political system is rapidly disintegra­ting
• Channel 4 has lost its way… but what would television look like without it?
• Britain must pray that it can still escape America’s vicious gender culture war
• The Left-wing media’s anti-Israel bias is shameful
• The Ukrainian MasterChef fighting Putin on the front burners
• My meetings with Jimmy Savile came back to haunt me
• Revealed: the secrets of Bin Laden’s Abbottabad files
• The Beatles were the warm-up act to my dad’s jazz band at the Cavern
• A German tries to decode England’s class system
• Holy Week brings milder weather but more rain
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