The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesHampstead Glenda Jackson returns to the screen for the first time in more than 25 yearsThe Telegraph - By Sarah LumleyGlenda Jackson will return to television screens for the first time in more than 25 years to star in a new BBC drama based on bestselling novel, Elizabeth Is Missing. Now aged 83, the double-Oscar winner
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesIraq War Composer who turned down OBE says he later accepted CBE in tribute to his parents' "immigrant experience"The Telegraph - By Sarah LumleyWhen Nitin Sawhney was offered an OBE in 2007 for services to music, he turned it down, saying he "could not handle the idea of the word 'empire'" after his name. But 12 years later, Sawhney, 55, accepted
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionOpinion (UK) Letters: France’s railways highlight the dangers of putting our faith in HS2The TelegraphSIR – Alan Shaw (Letters, June 9) urges us to invest in HS2. As a frequent visitor to France, which has several high-speed lines, I have noticed, over the years, that the smaller lines are gradually being
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPatrick Reed Rhys Enoch grabs the hearts of Pebble Beach spectators at US OpenThe Telegraph - By James CorriganIf Patrick Reed’s club-snapping histrionics continued to grab the attention of the observers here at the US Open on Saturday, then it was the backstory of “Captain America’s” third-round playing partner
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Shelley Kerr Shelley Kerr tries to calm World Cup exit fears by insisting Scotland planned for Argentina deciderThe Telegraph - By Molly McElweeAs Scotland’s World Cup ambitions teeter on the edge of elimination, Shelley Kerr attempted to allay fears by insisting these were the results she had planned for all along. Scotland have started their
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsSteve Clarke Scotland buoyed by optimistic Steve Clarke but face difficult Russian test to reach Euro 2020The Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythThe constrictions of Scotland’s route to qualification for Euro 2020 have become clear after last week’s expedition to Brussels. Defeat by Belgium, who have a perfect record after four games, left the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesJodie Taylor England still searching for peak form but momentum is building nicelyThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsEvery one of the big teams is searching for it at a World Cup, that gradual building of momentum which means they arrive in the knockout stage in the groove and in the mood to produce under the pressure
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Christine Sinclair Canada progress to last 16 at World Cup after Jessie Fleming and Nichelle Prince push New Zealand towards brinkThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportCanada booked their place in the last 16 of the World Cup with a 2-0 win over New Zealand in Grenoble on Saturday night. Captain Christine Sinclair had hit the crossbar during the first half before Jessie
The Telegraphadded this to NewsElectrical Grid Grass cuttings from roadside verges to be sold to the National Grid to raise money to save the environmentThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonGrass cuttings from verges that have been allowed to grow into wildflower meadows will be cut at the end of summer and sold to the National Grid to create energy in the first scheme of its kind. Lincolnshire
The Telegraphadded this to NewsFinancial Crime Instagram allowing fraudsters to use their site to try to sell counterfeit money and fake passportsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasInstagram has allowed fraudsters to use its social media platform to promote and sell counterfeit money and fake passports and ID documents, an investigation by The Sunday Telegraph has found. Dozens criminals
The Telegraphadded this to NewsOrthodox Judaism Rabbis share duties with women for first time, in 'turning point' for JudaismThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingRabbis will share duties with women for the first time as the Chief Rabbi says there is a "real need" within the Jewish community for females to be put in a position to offer others advice. Chief Rabbi
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson is supporting my agenda – which is why I'm supporting himThe Telegraph - By Esther McVeyThe Conservative Party needs to become a natural home for voters in hard-working communities who have been abandoned by Jeremy Corbyn’s divisive Labour Party. If we are to win again we have got to deliver
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Theresa May's £27bn spending booby trap for Boris as lame duck PM threatens to derail next leader's budgetThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Anna MikhailovaTheresa May is attempting to ram through a £27 billion cash boost for the education budget in her final weeks in No 10, prompting a major row with senior ministers who believe it is an attempt to bind
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSajid Javid Sajid Javid can reach fresh eyes and ears in a way that other candidates simply cannotThe Telegraph - By Ruth Davidson MSP and Matthew ElliottThree years ago this month we were on opposite sides in the 2016 EU referendum. We fought our corner passionately throughout the long campaign, from the passage of the Referendum Bill until the fiercely
The Telegraphadded this to NewsHeroin Drug addicts to be given free heroin as Home Office awards first licenceThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasHeroin addicts are to be given free supplies of the illegal class A drug as the Home Office awards the UK’s first licences for “shooting galleries.” The controversial move is being led by the police and
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessMike Ashley Ashley could make play for struggling five-a-side football firmThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillRetail billionaire Mike Ashley is among prospective bidders vying for control of one of the country’s biggest five-a-side football businesses. Advisers have been appointed to review Goals Soccer Centres’
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPolicing Serial killer must not be released until police are sure he did not murder six more people, say families and MPThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA serial killer must not be released until police are certain he did not murder six victims he allegedly confessed to, families and MPs have said. Patrick Mackay, the UK's longest serving prisoner, was
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSouth Ayrshire Ministers accused of reintroducing consumer subsidies for onshore wind turbines 'by the back door'The Telegraph - By Edward MalnickMinisters are being accused of covertly reintroducing consumer subsidies for onshore wind turbines, despite the Conservatives' pledge to ditch the lucrative incentives for energy firms. A new government
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn plotting major tax raid on parents' gifts to childrenThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickJeremy Corbyn is plotting a major tax raid on children helped onto the housing ladder by their parents and those who inherit even the lowest value homes, The Sunday Telegraph can disclose. A report commissioned
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessCanary Wharf Buyout giants jump aboard Arriva saleThe Telegraph - By Vinjeru Mkandawire and Oliver GillThe investment empire behind Canary Wharf is among suitors eyeing the troubled transport titan Arriva as its German owner seeks to raise billions in an auction to pay down a €20bn (£17.8bn) debt mountain.
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessKPMG The inside story of the KPMG "bullying" affairThe Telegraph - By Lucy Burton and Bill GardnerSomething has gone really wrong at KPMG. Those are the words of a former senior executive who says the bean counter is repeatedly “shooting itself in the foot” – most recently with the way it handled of
The Telegraphadded this to NewsIraq Soldiers facing investigation over Iraq deaths in further limbo after judge in charge of inquiry diesThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickVeterans still being investigated over the death of an Iraqi 16 years ago face a new limbo after the judge in charge of the latest inquiry unexpectedly died. Sir George Newman, the Iraq Fatality Investigations
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesUnited Kingdom Dutch pounce after Giselle Ansley goal is ruled out by video replayThe Telegraph - By Rod GilmourFor a brief moment, shades of the Rio Olympic final emerged here on Saturday. It came with 10 minutes left as Giselle Ansley flicked a superb penalty corner strike high into the net; the defender jumping
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTennis Anett Kontaveit, the honorary Brit with a cut-glass accent, relishes Birmingham test against Johanna KontaThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsAs befits the prime build-up tournament for Wimbledon, next week’s Nature Valley Classic in Birmingham will feature an eclectic cast playing under a variety of flags, from Japanese to Australian and Romanian.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsGulf of Oman Why Iran would sabotage itself by attacking tankers in the Gulf of OmanThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantYou cannot wage economic war against the Islamic Republic without paying a price. Whether it was delivered by torpedo, missile, or limpet-mine, US officials believe that was the message delivered by two
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesBicycle Racing Lizzie Deignan says she shocked herself with Women's Tour win two month's after returning to competitive actionThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryShe did not manage to open her winning bottle of fizz particularly quickly, struggling to remove the cork as her rivals on the podium doused each other and the assembled crowds in Carmarthenshire. But
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBernie Madoff America has no business in pursuing boss of AutonomyThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowWhen it comes to fighting financial crime, American justice doesn’t mess about, as ponzi fraudster Bernie Madoff found out when he was sentenced to 150 years in prison ten years ago. Many other high-profile
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBoris Johnson Johnson must go through with no-deal threatThe Telegraph - By Liam HalliganThe biggest story in the world last week happened in the Strait of Hormuz. Whoever fired missiles in the 37-mile-wide entrance to the Persian Gulf certainly escalated tensions between the US and Iran.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsUnited Kingdom Hong Kongers know the values behind the Union flag - but do the British?The Telegraph - By Daniel HannanIt is, in its way, the highest of compliments. The human rights protesters in Hong Kong who brandish Union flags assume that people associate Britain with the things they hold dear: the rule of law, private
The Telegraphadded this to NewsRoyal Horticultural Society Monty Don reveals his family's 170 old feud with the Royal Horticultural SocietyThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonMonty Don has revealed his family had a feud with the Royal Horticultural Society(RHS) after his relative was cast out of the charity in disgrace for sharing plant secrets. The BBC gardening presenter's
