Mortal Kombat 11 Mortal Kombat 11 review: fierce and fantastic fighter marred only by commercial concernsThe Telegraph - By Olivia WhiteThe hyper-violent and ludicrously gory Mortal Kombat 11 is the latest entry in the oft-controversial fighting series, but can it live up to recent successes? Olivia White finds out Mortal Kombat is violent.
Yazidis Yazidi leaders issue edict accepting children born of Isil fathersThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorLeaders of the Yazidi faith have announced they will accept into their community the children of Yazidi women raped by Islamic State fighters, in what has been called an “historic” decision. Thousands
Sri Lanka travel advice: What does the Foreign Office warning mean for my holiday?The Telegraph - By Hugh Morris and Annabel Fenwick ElliottTravellers with holidays booked to Sri Lanka have been advised by the Foreign Office (FCO) to cancel their plans in the wake of the Easter Sunday bombings that killed more than 350 people, including eight
Manchester United Richarlison considered by Manchester United as part of summer transfer overhaulThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtEverton’s Richarlison is the latest player to be considered by Manchester United as part of a huge summer overhaul of their failing squad. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is understood to want as many as five signings
Bluetooth The best DAB radios for all your easy-listening needsThe Telegraph - By Jack RearDon't believe what they say: radio is alive and kicking. The advent of Spotify, Apple Music, podcasting and the rest was supposed to herald the passing of good old airwave broadcasting – but the statistics
Racism PFA to demonstrate severity of racism in football by presenting social networks with tranche of evidenceThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanThe Professional Footballers’ Association will demonstrate the severity of football’s racism problem by presenting social networking sites with a tranche of evidence. The PFA, which last week instigated
The Avengers Avengers: Endgame review: spoilers, end credits and that ending explainedThe Telegraph - By Robbie CollinWarning: the following review is for anyone who has already seen Avengers: Endgame, or who doesn't mind reading spoilers. Here is Robbie Collin's spoiler-free review Dirs: Anthony and Joe Russo; Starring:
Nicola Sturgeon Nicola Sturgeon accused of ignoring 'mounting evidence' over school subject choiceThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonNicola Sturgeon has been accused of ignoring "mounting evidence" from teachers, parents and academics that a reduction in school subject choice is damaging pupils' prospects. Four MSPs, including three
MMR vaccine Children could be banned from school if they have not had MMR vaccine, Matt Hancock hintsThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerChildren who have not been given the MMR vaccine could be excluded from school to prevent the spread of disease, the Health Secretary has suggested. Matt Hancock said he could not “rule out” the possibility
London Marathon Storm Hannah to end heatwave weather as Met Office issues wind and rain warningsThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationThe sunny weather that people across the UK enjoyed during the Easter Bank Holiday is about to come to an abrupt end as Storm Hannah pummels the country. Weather forecasters have warned of gusts of up
MP Note to Jared O'Mara: if you can't even keep your office open, you're not capable of being an MPThe Telegraph - By Olivia UtleyWhen Corbynista Jared O’Mara MP resigned from the Labour Party last July following an embarrassing and drawn out scandal, it was assumed that we’d heard the last of him. He had been a liability to Labour,
North Yorkshire Black swan stolen from 14th Century manor house in latest avian tragedy to strike Yorkshire moatThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonA male black swan has been left to protect his unhatched eggs alone after his mate was stolen from her nest in the moat of a 14th century manor house, in the latest tragedy to hit the couple. The sight
Fashion (UK) The stores where The Telegraph's fashion editors buy their basicsThe Telegraph - By Chloe Mac Donnell and Krissy Turner and Madaleine Lee and Sophie Warburton and Anisha Parbhakar BrownSometimes the most basic wardrobe staples can be the hardest to find. Finding your go-to store for flattering, good quality basics - whether it's a plain white Tee, a linen shirt or a pair of well-fitting
Birds Britain's rarest birds are being put at risk by Natural England decision to revoke shooting licences, farmers warnThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonBritain's rarest birds are being put at risk after Natural England's decision to revoke shooting licenses, farmers have said. They have argued that the decision to make shooting pest birds including magpies
Mercedes-Benz Magical Mercedes memorabilia being sold at auctionThe Telegraph - By Paul HudsonA fascinating collection of Mercedes-related automobilia, much of it used for set dressing at the period-perfect Goodwood Revival, is being sold at auction on Saturday. East Anglia-based auctioneer Cheffins
European Integration Faction led by Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli outlines plans to turn European competition into more of a closed shopThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceSome of Europe’s leading clubs, led by Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli, have laid out their plans to scrap the rule that says the top sides in a domestic league qualify for the Champions League post-2024,
Technology What is 5G and how it will change your life?The Telegraph - By Matthew FieldA new generation of mobile and wireless technology is just around the corner. New 5G technology, a major upgrade on current 4G data connections, is set to arrive in the coming months and could launch network
Bond 25 What's really going on with Bond 25? The look on Daniel Craig's face says it allThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyThe official announcement of a new Bond film – a live reveal, no less – ought to have been an occasion for some small degree of excitement. Instead, the Bond 25 event that just took place had an unmistakably
Prince Harry Prince Harry attends Anzac Day service at Westminster Abbey with sister-in-law Kate ahead of birth of his first childThe Telegraph - By Telegraph VideoThe Duke of Sussex made a surprise appearance at the Anzac Day service held at Westminster Abbey to honour the sacrifices of Australian and New Zealand forces in war. Prince Harry, whose first child with
Asda Taste the Disappointment: What next for Sainsbury's now the Asda dream is dead?The Telegraph - By Ashley ArmstrongSainsbury’s and Asda had been so bullish about their blockbuster deal that they went straight for the hackneyed metaphor of “planets aligning” when picking their codenames. Back in 2017, when talks first
Jeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt: a Remainer who now ‘believes in Brexit’. Where have we heard that one before?The Telegraph - By Michael DeaconUsually when a politician refuses to give a straight answer, it’s frustrating. Occasionally, though, you don’t really mind. Because the refusal to give a straight answer tells you all you need to know.
English Gardens Three gardens to visit this weekendThe Telegraph - By George PlumptreSlade, Southerndown, nr Cowbridge, Glamorgan CF32 0RP Hidden away in a wonderful position, Slade garden is an unexpected jewel to discover right next to the sea with views overlooking the Bristol Channel.
Silk Road China's new Silk Road: The trillion-dollar BRI project may force a binary choice between Washington and BeijingThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacChina is playing host to global leaders, selling a message of international collaboration at a summit for its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). This is a trillion-dollar project to build a new "silk road"
Travel Everything you need to know about booking a river cruiseThe Telegraph - By Pat RichardsonWith spring comes the start of river-cruise season. To whet your appetite, and help plug any gaps you in your knowledge of this most relaxing of holidays, here's our handy A-Z guide. A is for ALL-INCLUSIVE
Travel How Snowbombing started the ski festival revolution – and lured a new generation to the slopesThe Telegraph - By Lucy AspdenLove them or hate them ski festivals are a staple in the winter calendar, when muddy fields are swapped for snowy slopes and the mountains come alive with the sound of (loud) music. This year Snowbombing,
The Theatre Ghosts, Royal and Derngate, Northampton, review: Ibsen’s vice-like drama doesn’t quite grip as it shouldThe Telegraph - By Claire AllfreeThere’s an awful lot of rain in Ibsen’s Ghosts. The characters refer to it constantly. In Lucy Bailey’s new production, the very house that Mrs Alving has occupied for 20 years on a remote Norwegian island
Sri Lanka Foreign Office warns against 'all but essential travel' to Sri Lanka after terror attackThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThe UK on Thursday updated its travel advice to warn against all but essential travel to Sri Lanka following Easter Sunday's devastating blasts in which 359 died. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: "Following
Arya Stark Arya Stark's Kill List: who's left for Needle in Game of Thrones season 8?The Telegraph - By Amy BlumsomWhilst some people count sheep to get themselves off to sleep, Arya Stark recites the names of all who have wronged her. The aim, in case you haven’t worked out already, is to quite literally strike those
Boeing 737 MAX Airlines count the cost of 737 Max groundingThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyThe cost of the two crashes and subsequent groundings of Boeing’s 737 Max jets continues to mount, with airlines and a UK engineering company flagging it in their results. US airline Southwest - the biggest
The Mediterranean's newest luxury destination – in a former Yugoslav military baseThe Telegraph - By Jane FosterThe site of a former Yugoslav military base will be revealed as one of Europe’s most luxurious destinations this summer when the €700 million (£605 million) Portonovi Project in Montenegro bears its first
