Politics General election: Could one be called this year - and who would win?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Prime Minister has told her colleagues that she will step down once the UK has left the European Union. The third defeat of Theresa May's EU Withdrawal Agreement in the Commons, on Friday, has stepped
Opinion (UK) Letters: It will be up to the next inhabitant of 10 Downing Street to pull the Tories back from the brinkThe TelegraphSIR – The next leader of the Conservative Party has an unenviable task ahead. Bringing the party together will be as difficult as the Brexit negotiations, and the outcome just as unpredictable. SIR – May
Education Scrap student loans and give every 18-year-old who stays in training £20,000, report saysThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerScrap student loans and instead give every 18-year-old who stays in training a £20,000 lump sum, a former Government adviser has said. This would work out as better value for the taxpayer than the current
Theresa May Theresa May's premiership sank without traceThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewAfter three years of remarkable self-control, Theresa May crumbled at the finish. As she expressed her “gratitude” for “the opportunity to serve the country I love”, her voice broke and she walked back
Eden Hazard Real Madrid prepare fresh Eden Hazard approachThe Telegraph - By Matt LawReal Madrid will make a new bid for Eden Hazard after the Europa League final, but do not expect Chelsea to do the Belgian any special favours for winning the trophy. Hazard will make what is anticipated
Charlton Athletic 'Calm' Lee Bowyer has Charlton 'in a good place' ahead of play-off finalThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanOf all the ways to describe Lee Bowyer’s career in football, “laid-back” would not be the most obvious choice of words. Neither, in truth, would “calm”. And yet here we are, on the first few pages of second
Frank Lampard Frank Lampard insists focus is on Derby's play-off final as Chelsea consider approachThe Telegraph - By John PercyFrank Lampard will head into Derby’s Championship play-off final with his future in doubt, as Chelsea consider an official approach for their former captain. Lampard is emerging as the leading contender
Boxing No more 'semi-finals' - boxing's heavy hitters have a duty to deliver the fights fans wantThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesSurely it is time for a moratorium in boxing’s heavyweight division until the top four fight each other? Could the fans simply vote against the stand-off by ignoring upcoming fights? Perhaps they will
Phil Neville Phil Neville: Banning England players from social media during World Cup would 'stifle' growth of women's footballThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasPhil Neville will not impose a social media ban on his England team during the World Cup, adding that doing so would only “stifle” the visibility of the women’s game. The head coach of the Lionesses has
Fran Kirby: 'We need to win the World Cup before we can talk about equal pay for England's women and men'The Telegraph - By Katie WhyattThe England Women striker Fran Kirby believes the country’s female players “need to win the World Cup” before they can entertain discussions about equal pay with male footballers. The issue of equal pay
Scott Brown'There is no such thing as just another treble': Celtic's Scott Brown intent on trumping Hearts for remarkable third-straightThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythYet another Celtic confirmation ceremony? Or can Hearts beat both the odds and the holders at Hampden Park? Those are the questions that will animate each legion of fans as they assemble for the William
UK News Simon Byrne appointed next chief constable of Police Service of Northern IrelandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersSimon Byrne has been appointed the next chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). Mr Byrne, 56, led Cheshire Police until 2017 and has more than three decades of policing experience.
Daniel Levy Mauricio Pochettino: 'Tottenham are the best club in the world, but I must know Daniel Levy's plan to decide my future'The Telegraph - By Sam WallaceMauricio Pochettino has once again challenged his chairman Daniel Levy to come up with the resources to ensure that Tottenham Hotspur challenge for the Premier League title and the Champions League next
Wigan Blake Austin: 'Form goes out the window' when Warrington play WiganThe Telegraph - By Ian LaybournBlake Austin, the Warrington playmaker, is hoping to maintain his 100 per cent record against Wigan, but is bracing himself for a tough challenge at the 13th Dacia Magic Weekend. The Super League giants
Brexit The next Tory leader must learn from Mrs May's mistakes – beginning with an honest conversation about BrexitThe Telegraph - By Charles Moore“Beware of pity”, I kept saying to myself. It was sad to watch someone who has tried so hard being forced to admit defeat, and painful to see the tears start into her eyes. But I still say “Beware of because,
Royal Air Force D-Day veteran tells of moment he received telex saying World War Two was overThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthA D-Day veteran has told of the moment he received a telex saying the war was over and why he refused to give the priceless relic to the Imperial War Museum. RAF Sergeant Bernard Morgan was part of a of
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson vows to take Britain out of the EU on Oct 31 'Brexit deal or no deal'The Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Steven SwinfordBoris Johnson has vowed to take Britain out of the EU on October 31 “deal or no deal” if he becomes Prime Minister as his leadership bid received heavyweight backing. Hours after a tearful Theresa May
Amber Rudd Amber Rudd hints she would work with Boris Johnson as she rules herself out of Tory leadership raceThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeAmber Rudd has signalled she could work with Boris Johnson if he becomes Prime Minister as she formally rules herself out of the Tory leadership race. The Work and Pensions secretary left the door open
Horse Racing Magna Grecia can silence doubters with Irish Guineas winThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldThe Curragh’s new €80 million (£70.5million) grandstand is officially opened today, but whatever the reception accorded the facility it is likely to be overshadowed by the action on the course, in what
Brexit The failed premiership: How May went from hero to zero and failed to deliver on promises over Brexit and BritainThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyIt started with an uncompromising speech and ended with a speech calling for compromise. No one could have predicted Theresa May’s spectacular fall from grace when she delivered her landmark Lancaster
Theresa May Theresa May was harder to get out than chewing gumThe Telegraph - By Allison PearsonHas she really gone? Are we quite sure she’s gone? Can someone please check behind the sofa, just in case? Theresa May was harder to get out than chewing gum. The Prime Minister’s turbulent final weeks
Education Feminist academics in uproar over new union chief's 'Terf blocker' as they complain of assault on free speechThe Telegraph - By Camilla Turner and Ewan SomervilleFeminist academics have complained that their new union boss cannot uphold free speech because she has refused to listen to opposing views in the transgender debate. Dr Jo Grady, who was elected on Friday
Jeremy Thorpe Richard Moore, Liberal who campaigned to join and remain in the EEC and was right-hand man to Jeremy Thorpe – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesRichard Moore, who has died aged 88, was a gifted, internationalist Liberal who was one of the earliest and most consistent campaigners for Britain to join – and then stay in – the European Community.
College & University Universities which run 'threadbare' courses could see their fees cutThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerUniversities which run “threadbare” courses could see their fees being cut, as the Education Secretary says that degrees must be “in the interests of the taxpayer”. Damian Hinds has criticised the proliferation
UK Politics May's agenda was her party was just not ready for itThe Telegraph - By Nick TimothyTheresa May’s premiership began and ended with two very different speeches from Downing Street. The first, full of determination and promise. The second, sad, poignant, but dignified. Three years ago,
Matt Hancock Matt Hancock launches leadership campaign and says he is ready to 'lead this great party and great country'The Telegraph - By Steven Swinford and Anna MikhailovaMatt Hancock is poised to announce he is standing for the leadership of the Conservative Party and say that he is "ready to lead this great party and great country". The Health Secretary, a Remainer who
Teddybears Couple used child as 'decoy' to steal £750 worth of chocolates and teddy bears from Harrods, court hearsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA pair of academics used their child as a 'decoy' to steal £750 worth of chocolates and teddy bears from Harrods, a court heard. Dr Orlando Doehring, 36, and wife Dr Zichen Xue, 37, loaded their four buggy
Donald Trump Jr Duke of Sussex will join Queen as she hosts lunch for Donald Trump at Buckingham PalaceThe Telegraph - By Victoria WardThe Duke of Sussex will join the Queen as she hosts a lunch for Donald Trump at Buckingham Palace on the US President’s first full state visit next month. His American wife, the Duchess of Sussex, is maternity
North Kensington Man charged with murder after elderly couple found dead in Kensington flatThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersDetectives investigating the deaths of an elderly couple in west London have charged a man with their murder. The pair's bodies were discovered by police officers in their flat at Adair Tower, Appleford
Scotland Yard Scotland Yard pushes to prosecute all 1,130 arrested in Extinction Rebellion protestsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasScotland Yard is pushing to prosecute all the 1,130 people arrested in the Extinction Rebellion (XR) protest as it called for tougher penalties to deter similar demonstrations. The Metropolitan Police
