The Sunday Telegraph - 2024-05-19

• Russia and China ‘manipulati­ng UK voters’ with social media war
• Labour will tell NHS staff to work weekends
• Courts may scrap ‘culturally insensitiv­e’ barrister wigs
• Blood scandal school may face charges
• Prince William ushers in Duke of Westminste­r’s union
• £10bn infected blood payouts ‘will not threaten tax cuts’
• Girls Aloud make spectacula­r comeback with celebrator­y tribute to late bandmate
• Mushroom plant ruffles feathers at Chelsea
• Would you Adam ’n’ Eve it … tempers reheat over a Ruby Murray
• Four in 10 employees may quit if asked to wear pronoun badge
• Instagram generation confusing anxiety and stress for mental health condition
• Backlash from rights groups as number of charities using ‘queer’ in their name rises
• Civil Service ‘forced whistleblo­wer out’ over gender beliefs
• Badenoch: National Trust is using ‘anti-white’ rhetoric
• British SAS hero drafted in to fortify Trump’s presidenti­al push
• Veteran, 100, marks anniversar­y of horrific battle that turned tide in Italian campaign
• Glitterati treasures from Roux brothers’ restaurant fetch mouth-watering £2.3m
• How Monty almost gave game away on eve of D-Day
• Palestinia­n protests may be shut down under new police powers
• Finally, Starmer has an idea on immigratio­n – shame it’s a Tory plan
• YouTube star attacked for Gaza fundraisin­g
• Green Party candidate under fire for claiming Israel shared blame for Oct 7
• University rector investigat­ed after social media outburst on Middle East conflict
• The anti-Semitism epidemic taking over our schools
• Chants of ‘intifada’ at pro-Palestine protest
• Cameron ‘risks ceding British sovereignt­y’ with Gibraltar deal
• Blair’s defence secretary calls on Starmer to back 2.5pc target for military spending
• Camden becomes gold capital of Britain
• ‘I fought the blob after cyclist killed my wife’
• Tories should not have ousted Johnson as PM, admits Zahawi
• Khan reported to watchdog for ‘misleading public’ over affordable housing figures
• Britain ‘may not be ready to fight war alone’
• Smugglers who flew migrants from France to Essex are jailed
• ‘Soft touch’ MoD loses £1 billion to fraudsters every year, figures show
• Army’s most secretive unit on drive to recruit soldiers
• Jobless Britons given ‘migrant roles’ in push to end worklessne­ss
• Concern about ‘people border’ in UK after Belfast Rwanda ruling
• Subpostmas­ters given as little as £900 in personal injury payouts
• Many parents left in the dark over lessons on sex education
• Macron’s anti-drugs plan not stopping France being overrun
• Dutch farmers force heat pumps about-turn
• French post office releases ‘scratch and sniff ’ stamp that smells of baked bread
• New Caledonia ‘on destructiv­e path’ as father and son shot amid ongoing rioting
• Trump’s lawyer fighting to stop him taking to witness box
• Kyiv’s new recruits sent from abattoir to the meat grinder
• Brexit has let UK ‘respond quickly’ to Russia and Ukraine conflict
• Georgia’s ‘lipstick activist’ is more than just mouth
• China expands naval fleet with first dedicated ‘drone-craft carrier’
• Gantz threatens to quit Israeli government if Netanyahu fails to deliver post-war plan
• Canada endures one of worst declines in living standards since the late 1980s
• Tories should go to war on net-zero excess
• Defence remains the Achilles’ heel of Labour’s plan for government
• The damage lockdown did to our democracy is finally becoming clear
• Britain must unashamedl­y put British interests first
• The case against Israel has just collapsed
• Remainers are incapable of admitting the truth about the EU, and Europe’s shift Right
• Craven universiti­es are giving in to a dangerous new student intoleranc­e
• Give bikes number plates to stop dangerous cyclists
• How Ireland’s migration system hit breaking point
• Net zero rules to add £40 to cost of New York flight
• Anglo American shareholde­rs ready to accept simpler BHP deal
• Ferrovial plots sale of regional UK airports
• Raspberry Pi staff to share £68m windfall
• Idiotic net zero policy has exposed carmakers to an existentia­l threat
• Xi and Putin’s love-in is an ominous sign for the West
• British banks should join in Macron’s EU finance plan
• ‘Socialisti­c’ London lost its mojo, says Wizz boss
• Wigan’s ‘pie eaters’ fattest in UK and costing a fortune
• Office peacocking vs coffee badging – the new tactics in the WFH war
• How Macron plans to revive European banking
• Why car salesmen risk becoming extinct in the shift to electric
• Raid on second homes backfires
• I’m bored and broke – so I am buying a £400 Taylor ticket
• ‘Posing naked paid my way at the Royal Academy’
• The very best of the week ahead
• Scotland is the place to be as South is soggy

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