The Sunday Telegraph - 2024-04-28

• Tory rebels on warpath after MP defects to Labour
• UK to deploy hypersonic missile by 2030
• Jenrick: Cap migrants at tens of thousands
• NHS to ban trans terms such as ‘chestfeedi­ng’
• Scores of horses and dogs put down after military service in world’s trouble spots
• Elite forces ‘hollowed out’ as marines and paras suffer
• King to show cancer ‘doesn’t have to be scary’
• Prince in apparent snub to father as he shuns Coronation medal
• Top chef gives fish and chips a battering
• Redmayne: US theatre audiences are tops
• Rees-Mogg chased off campus by demonstrat­ors
• Holocaust shrine hidden from protesters
• Imams must step up and tackle extremism, says interfaith activist
• Galloway ally shared video of ex-KKK leader voicing anti-Semitic conspiracy
• Quaker trust gives £110k grant to group opposing counter-terrorism programme
• Prime Suspect’s La Plante ‘humiliated’ as TV turns its back on her
• Intimate Hockney sketch he gave to his dentist goes up for sale
• Gold watch found on the body of Titanic’s richest passenger sells for record price
• One in three trainees on BBC’s flagship journalism apprentice­ship is white
• Rwanda: give us genocide suspects for migrant deal
• I’m more Reform than most of party’s own candidates, says Red Wall Tory MP
• Ross rejects Yousaf meeting as SNP leader ‘begs for his job’
• Starmer: Triple lock to stay under Labour
• Tech firms try to halt smartphone crackdown
• Keegan set to scrap 50 per cent rule on faith school admissions
• Rayner will have ‘big role’ in election, says campaign boss
• Tax raid on private schools threatens arts, warns head
• Tories accused of ‘cover up’ over prisoner release data
• Businesses face VAT blow under Labour adviser’s plan
• This is our last chance to stop Khan’s disastrous plans for our great city
• Londoners count cost of ‘Sadiq’s stealth tax’
• LTNs are £1.5m per month cash cow, figures reveal
• Needless repairs by council ‘bankruptin­g homeowners’
• Nine Labour councils back pay-per-mile roads plan
• Blue sky thinking helps Nasa find voyager lost after interstell­ar glitch
• NHS doctors worked for firms making infected blood products
• Hospital in police probe ‘rejected safety checks’
• Deaths spark concern over digital phone switchover
• Trans tweet football fan fights match ban
• Rival Pride for lesbians against the gender mob
• ‘Lazy Pc just vaped and watched cricket’
• Estonia’s Iron Lady: UK aid sets example
• Ukraine pilots can now launch missiles with swipe of an iPad
• British troops await call-up to Gaza for aid supply duty
• Cameron seeks to build ties with Central Asian nations
• Jewish students confront anti-Semitic hate mobs as conflict flares on campus
• Iranian women sexually assaulted by police
• How the party of Mandela failed South Africa
• British tourist in intensive care after Tobago shark attack
• Canadian province to recriminal­ise use of drugs in public spaces
• US birth rate at record low after lockdown baby boom
• The tide is finally turning against woke radicals
• Reform UK’s future
• Britain requires a fresh defence review to ensure that extra funds are well spent
• My generation of student radicals fought for liberty. Today’s are a delusional cult
• Sadiq Khan has turned London into a shadow of its former self
• Donald Trump has saved Nato – and the West
• Humza Yousaf’s leadership woes expose the lie at the heart of Scottish nationalis­m
• The BBC has joined the war on our culture
• Welcome to the disability benefits capital of Britain
• ‘I don’t think the BBC cares about what it did to me’
• Ofwat looks at break-up of Thames in rescue plan
• Raab to investigat­e ‘blood gold’ bankrollin­g Russia
• Rolls-Royce scales back plans to build nuclear factories in UK
• Ex-Labour MP advises Czech bidder on swoop for Royal Mail
• London threatened by a mass exodus of talent, wealth and capital
• Field recognised the danger of UK’s sick note culture
• Higher pay for bosses won’t save stock market
• ‘I’m like Pep – I deserve my €100m pay deal’
• The rise of supermarke­ts as new media giants
• Twilight of the bookies as gambling companies turn their backs on the high street
• Inside Sunak’s battle to force through ban on smartphone­s
• Apple’s divorce from China creates a multibilli­on-dollar issue for Cook
• ‘Erosion has made my house worthless’
• I started selling eggs – now I own Bowie’s home
• British self-deprecatio­n is holding us back as a nation
• The very best of the week ahead

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