The Sunday Telegraph - 2022-04-17

• Rwandan plan is ungodly, says Welby
• Robots could be used to pick fruit in food security strategy
• Gove’s £7bn developer levy in line to boost council housing
• Russia seeks revenge with missile attacks
• ‘Make heat pumps cheaper than boilers’
• Put Britain on French time to ease utility costs, says peer
• Policeman vows to bring Fletcher killer to justice
• Aitken’s wife dies after long illness, aged 85
• Breeding ospreys make historic return to south
• Four teenagers arrested over fall death in Kent
• Over 100 dead lambs ‘fly-tipped’ on farmland
• Fireworks theory over blaze near RAF base
• Youths sought after hedgehog set on fire
• Protesters cause disruption at fuel forecourts in South
• Meeting Queen may clear the way for Sussexes to join jubilee party
• Yorks await biography that will tell ‘what became of Andrew the blue-eyed boy’
• Trailblaze­r The Duchess of Sussex’s clear fashion nod to Diana, Princess of Wales
• Archie the high flier
• Gray in row with Met over partygate dossier
• You need damage control to save career, MPs tell Sunak
• Staring on Tube ‘should be liable to prosecutio­n’ in way of sexually motivated crimes
• Father and son battle 13ft waves to rescue dog from cave
• Notes from undergroun­d bring hostage ordeal to light
• Living costs dampen support for sanctions
• Moscow shells Kyiv in revenge for sinking of battleship
• Jack Russell digs in on Ukraine minefields
• German self-interest leaves reputation in the dirt
• Prince applauds families taking in refugees from Ukraine crisis
• Tank triumph
• Russia parades second British fighter captured in Mariupol
• Gladstone park could be renamed in honour of Diane Abbott
• Political lives Gladstone vs Abbott
• ‘Brownfield’ garden a first for Chelsea
• Albert Hall strikes sour note in refusing cash
• Beach-goers in Cornwall told to wear mask as ‘virus still here’
• Covid rules have been lifted – but we are not free to live life as it was
• Climate change GCSE to help pupils ‘carve career in natural world’
• Finger painting offered to ease teachers’ stress
• Water firms may have to reveal how many animals sewage kills
• Men paid to dispose of sofa dumped it in forest
• Furrowed brows as farmers’ social club rejects call to admit women
• EU ‘trying to indoctrina­te children’ with new syllabus
• Macron glows green as he pitches for support of Leftists and young
• Christians face crisis in Jerusalem as ‘Holy Land becomes Disneyland’
• British Army officer on Korean border scents ill wind from North
• Nasa slingshot will be out of this world
• Futile climate protests
• The trick to making traditiona­l hot cross buns
• Rethinking GP care
• Message of hope
• Golf curse
• Manchester blues
• Blast from the past
• We must halt the flow of trafficked people
• Muddled thinking behind the plans to send Channel migrants to Rwanda
• Party fine hysteria
• Diversity is the new national religion. Woe betide any agnostics
• Let’s count our blessings: a nuclear attack is still pretty unlikely
• Ignore the hysteria: the Rwanda plan is a bold and necessary step forwards
• True Tories have nothing in common with XR zealots
• Is this the end for the great British getaway?
• Prayers for the Orthodox faith under fire
• Sorry, Remainiacs, but Britain is far from the laughing stock of the world
• Iran is no place for English football fans
• Bezos v Musk: who will be master of the universe?
• Could my meat-loving Labrador Cyrus become a vegan?
• ‘Russia sees informatio­n as a battlegrou­nd… you must fight’
• AFFAIRS TO REMEMBER
• ‘Do I know things about colleagues that aren’t public? Of course’
• Unearthing the uncharted prehistory of pop
• The masons saving Salisbury Cathedral
• The man who understand­s Xi
• Curate’s egg for Easter as weather cracks UK in two
• The very best of the week ahead
• The Ten Commandmen­ts (1956) Channel 5, 2pm ★★★★
• The Lion King (1994) BBC One, 5.45pm ★★★★★

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