Major emperor penguin breeding ground found to be barren since 2016The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersFor the past three years, virtually nothing has hatched at Antarctica’s second biggest breeding grounds for emperor penguins and the start of this year is looking just as bleak, a new study found. Usually
Joe Biden Democrats 2020: Joe Biden, Obama's right-hand man hoping it will be third time luckyThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithJoe Biden has wanted to be president for at least 30 years. He first ran in 1988, crashing out in his bid for the Democratic nomination over a plagiarism scandal. In 2008, Mr Biden took on Barack Obama
Sri Lanka Who were the Sri Lanka bombers? Everything we know so far about the Easter Sunday attacksThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersEaster Day bomb blasts at three Sri Lankan churches and four hotels killed 359 people and wounded hundreds more, following a lull in major attacks since the end of the civil war 10 years ago. The explosions,
Cancer One in six cancer patients is being denied drugs recommended by doctorsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyOne in six cancer patients is being denied drugs recommended by their doctors, a study has found. The Institute of Cancer Research said radical action was needed to cut drug costs and speed up access life-extending
Huawei Letters: Decision to court Huawei is simply the latest of Theresa May’s mistakesThe TelegraphSIR – Theresa May’s decision to allow the Chinese company Huawei to help build our 5G network is the last straw (report, April 24). We should listen to the security warnings from our friends such as the
Pensions Doctors will go part-time if pension rules are not changed, BMA warnsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyNHS consultants are better off working part-time under new Treasury pension rules, unions have warned. The British Medical Association (BMA) has raised fears that the majority of senior doctors will end
Opinion (UK) Sturgeon's parliamentary gobbledygook unlikely to satisfy independence 'ultras'The Telegraph - By Alan CochraneThey were spring-cleaning the Scottish Parliament yesterday, with agile workers clambering over the exterior of the concrete and glass edifice at the foot of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to spruce up the 15-year-old
Nicky Morgan HMRC to accept online complaints for the first timeThe Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHMRC will finally allow taxpayers to complain online following pressure from MPs and controversy over its long helpline wait times. Until now taxpayers contacting HMRC's Adjudicators Office, which handles
Measles Measles: more than half a million UK children unvaccinatedThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMore than half a million British children are unvaccinated against measles, new figures show, as the head of NHS England challenged social media giants to block “grossly irresponsible” anti-vax propaganda.
Tesla Tesla reports $700m loss as it cuts prices and struggles to deliver cars to customersThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardTesla lost $702m (£544m) in the first three months of 2019 and has said it will not make a profit until the second half of this year. The electric car company blamed a decline in in cashflow on logistical
Manchester United Pep Guardiola insists Manchester City will need to win all three remaining games to hold off Liverpool title challengeThe Telegraph - By James DuckerPep Guardiola has warned his Manchester City players they will have to be flawless in their final three games to win the Premier League title after insisting there will be no let up from Liverpool. On
Microsoft Surface Microsoft close to trillion-dollar value after 19pc increase in profitsThe Telegraph - By James Titcomb and Olivia FeldMicrosoft has moved within touching distance of a trillion-dollar valuation after posting a 19pc increase in profits on Wednesday. The software giant said revenues had increased by 14pc in the first three
Christian Eriksen Tottenham's Danny Rose calls on English game to follow Dutch FA's lead and ease fixture pressure on Champions League clubsThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanDanny Rose has said he “could not believe it” when he heard that the Dutch league had postponed a full round of fixtures to allow Ajax extra time to prepare for their upcoming Champions League semi-final
Roy Keane Roy Keane performs perfect hatchet job on Paul Pogba and Manchester United's 'bluffers'The Telegraph - By Jim WhiteWhen it comes to footballing character assassination, there is one man you can always rely on. And, guesting on Sky’s coverage of the 178th Manchester derby Roy Keane, the man who once attempted onfield
Leroy Sané Leroy Sane gives disjointed Manchester United stark reminder of mountainous task they face to catch upThe Telegraph - By James DuckerThere was muffled silence around all bar one cacophonous corner of Old Trafford but nowhere was the noise as muted as Merseyside. For all of 53 minutes, Liverpool must have wondered if they would be the
Northern Ireland Could the tragedy of Lyra McKee unite a divided Northern Ireland?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThere have been many dreadful murders followed by high-profile funerals over the years in Northern Ireland. Several during the Troubles were themselves targets for bombings and shootings. Others became
Television (UK) Chimerica, episode 2 review: lean, mean and purposefulThe Telegraph - By Gabriel TateChimerica (Channel 4), at half the length and twice the intensity of the bloated MotherFatherSon, which was on at the same time over on BBC Two, continues its lean and purposeful drive towards its destination.
Education Children should not stop playing sport in run up to exams as it has no impact on results, study suggestsThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerParents should not stop children playing sport in the run up to exams because it has no impact on results, a new study suggests. Taking part in competitive team games in the run up to GCSE and A-level
Television (UK) MotherFatherSon, episode 8 review: this could have been a fine drama - but it was let down by its own pomposityThe Telegraph - By Gabriel TateAmbition is no bad thing, but the BBC’s most naked attempt to emulate Netflix to date has been an object lesson in less being more. So much of the dialogue in MotherFatherSon (BBC Two) has felt overworked,
Great Britain Great Britain yearn for home after disappointing defeat in GermanyThe Telegraph - By Rod GilmourGreat Britain’s home Pro League matches cannot come soon enough after they were beaten 2-0 by Germany in Monchengladbach. A Hannah Gablac double proved the difference for the hosts as Great Britain lacked
Bernd Leno Arsenal ravaged by Wolves in further blow to their Champions League hopesThe Telegraph - By John PercyUnai Emery is not the first Premier League manager to leave Molineux with his nose bloodied this season, but this was a particularly seismic blow from Nuno Espirito Santo and his big-game hunters. Nuno’s
Nigel Farage The Tories must reinvent themselves as the National Party – or be eclipsed by Nigel FarageThe Telegraph - By Nick TimothyDelivering Brexit and embracing cultural conservatism are key At the 2015 election, I helped to run the Conservative campaign that stopped Nigel Farage getting into Parliament. Four years on, I wonder
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka suicide bomber was wealthy businessman 'brainwashed' by his younger brotherThe Telegraph - By Bill Gardner and Ben FarmerOne of the ringleaders of the Sri Lankan bomb attacks was the son of a wealthy spice tycoon who became “brainwashed” by his radical younger brother, the Telegraph can disclose. The first images emerged
Facebook Facebook to be hit with record fine of up to $5bn over data scandalsThe Telegraph - By Laurence DoddsFacebook has suffered a massive drop in profits after saying it expects to pay up to $5bn (£3.9bn) in fines to US regulators. The world's biggest social network set aside $3bn for the expected fine in
Parental Leave BBC nominated for HR award despite investigation into alleged pay discriminationThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghThe BBC has been nominated for an award for its “transformational” human resources strategy, a month after the Equality and Human Rights Commission launched an investigation into alleged pay discrimination
Theresa MayJohnny Mercer accuses Government enforcers of orchestrating smear campaign against him during explosive meeting with ChiefThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeA Tory MP has accused Government enforcers of conducting a smear campaign against him during an explosive meeting with Theresa May’s Chief Whip, The Daily Telegraph has learned. Johnny Mercer, a former
Teens Teenagers earning £30,000-a-year as professional gamers, MPs toldThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightTeenagers are earning on average £30,000-a-year - more than the UK median wage - as professional video gamers, MPs have been told. Fnatic, one of the UK’s largest eSports companies, said that its top who
Saudi Aramco Trump's oil war on two fronts is the biggest economic gamble of his presidencyThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardDonald Trump’s double strangulation of Iran and Venezuela is reducing spare capacity in the global oil markets to wafer-thin levels very fast. If anything goes wrong in the geopolitical cauldron of world
Huawei We should heed our allies' fears about HuaweiThe Telegraph - By Tom TugendhatIn Xinjiang Province, in the far west of China, you now find a level of technological innovation that makes Silicon Valley green with envy. But while Google’s geeks try to make knowledge freely available
Ireland BT retreats from Ireland with £400m sale as international selloff gains paceThe Telegraph - By Anjuli Davies and Christopher Williams and Vinjeru MkandawireBT is planning a retreat from Ireland with a £400m auction of its business serving corporate clients in the Republic, The Telegraph can reveal. The telecoms giant has invited bids for BT Ireland as part
