Investing Pensioners could miss monthly income due to 'flawed' trading rulesThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesFlawed trading rules could force thousands of pensioners to hold extra cash in low-yielding and expensive accounts or run the risk of not receiving their monthly income, Telegraph Money has found. Investors
Opinion (UK) Britain's weak response will encourage more Iranian piracyThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewTo describe the Government’s handling of the events that resulted in Iran’s illegal seizure of a British oil tanker as totally inept would be an understatement. The warning signs that Tehran was likely
Brexit Banks single out small businesses under threat from no-deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesBanks are examining small business accounts to spot those most at risk from a no-deal Brexit as entrepreneurs face the threat of a squeeze on credit. Lenders have relaunched no-deal preparations with assessments
Axed Springwatch presenter Martin Hughes-Games: white, middle-aged men an endangered species on TVThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghA former Springwatch presenter who claims he lost his job for being “white, middle class and old-aged” says he remains too upset to watch the show. Martin Hughes-Games said his 12 years on the programme
Citroen Citroen Ami One tested: could this tiny French concept car be the future of urban mobility?The Telegraph - By Ed WisemanIt’s not often that a windy car park in Leicestershire contains such a compelling vision of the future. Surrounded by cones, and a couple of flags bearing Citroen’s logo, is the Ami One, a two-seat, all-electric
Personality Boris won because of his personality and his agenda. He mustn't compromise on eitherThe Telegraph - By Tim StanleyThe Tory leadership result is out today and I’m guessing Boris has won. If not, I’d like to take this opportunity to say to Jeremy Hunt that I’ve always been a big admirer of everything he’s done. Huge
The City Secrets of Britain’s most dynamic high streetThe Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanIn the second of a weekly series charting the fortunes of our national high streets, Rosa Silverman visits a town centre that seems to be thriving… but is it? In Cambridge’s medieval Market Square on Monday
Obituaries Craig Fallon, judoka known for his all-out aggression who held world and European titles simultaneously – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesCraig Fallon, who has died of undisclosed causes aged 36, was the last British judoka to win a world title, in 2005; he also won the Commonwealth title in 2002 and competed at two Olympic Games, although
Burgers Tonight's dinner: Lamb burgers with sticky dates and onionsThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelWe have become terribly snobbish about burgers. They used to be reserved for greasy fast food outlets or family barbecues, where they would be cremated on the outside and totally flavourless and raw on
Moon Landing Here's how we can truly capture the spirit of the moon landings and turbo-charge the economyThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceThe anniversary of the first moon landing is an irresistible opportunity for any politician or campaigner. Apollo 11 has come to represent the peak of human ingenuity and innovation, surmounting seemingly
Investing Questor: gold price up, output up, costs under control – this is as good as it gets for CentaminThe Telegraph - By Russ MouldQuestor share tip: the mining firm has disappointed in the past but profit forecasts are rising and the balance sheet is sound Having made a total hash of Avesoro Resources, the West African gold producer
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Chris GrahamBritain will learn who its next prime minister will be today as the result of a Tory leadership contest dominated by Boris Johnson is announced. Mr Johnson is clear favouriteto take the crown over his
Boris Johnson 'Milkshake' tax proposals included in green paper despite opposition to 'nanny state'The Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyMinisters have published a green paper suggesting that a milkshake tax “may” be introduced - just hours before the likely election of a Prime Minister opposed to such levies. A long-awaited green paper
Russia South Korea fires warning shots at Russian military plane for violating airspaceThe Telegraph - By Associated PressSouth Korean jets fired warning shots after a Russian military plane violated South Korea’s airspace on Tuesday, Seoul officials said, in the first such incident between the countries. Three Russian military
Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn's plan for ally to rule on Labour's anti-Semitism cases derided as a 'cop-out'The Telegraph - By Harry YorkeJeremy Corbyn's new proposals for dealing with anti-Semitism were condemned as a "cop-out" by Labour MPs on Monday night, as the party confirmed it had only expelled eight members in the past six months.
Kim Jong-un North Korea's Kim Jong-un inspects new submarine, points out weapons systemsThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspected a newly built submarine and pointed out its tactical capabilities and weapons systems, North Korean state media KCNA said on Tuesday. The submarine, which was
Gareth Bale Zinedine Zidane accuses Gareth Bale of refusing to play for Real MadridThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanZinedine Zidane has accused Gareth Bale of refusing to play for Real Madrid as the fallout continues over the club’s attempts to force the Welshman to leave Spain. Bale’s agent said earlier this week the
Opinion (UK) Letters: The Iran debacle has exposed our politicians’ lack of military senseThe TelegraphSIR – Acting in haste on behalf of the EU to seize a foreign tanker was bound to have consequences, especially as the Royal Navy has so few usable ships. Refusing help from the United States to escort
Policing Police to be required to check medical records of all gun applicants as ministers close loopholeThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasMinisters are to close a loophole that has allowed people to get gun licences from police without medical checks amid fears it poses a risk to public safety. GPs will also be required to flag to police
Steve Bruce Sheffield Wednesday report Newcastle to Premier League over Steve Bruce appointmentThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSheffield Wednesday have reported Newcastle to the Premier League for their conduct during the appointment of Steve Bruce as their new manager. Bruce was announced as Newcastle's new boss last Wednesday,
Malaria Multi-drug resistant parasites threaten global efforts to control malaria, experts warnThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyOnly half of patients with malaria in south east Asian countries are being cured because multi-drug resistant forms of the parasite are now so widespread, researchers have found. According to two studies
Andy Murray Andy Murray's gold postbox knocked down in car accidentThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA postbox painted gold in honour of Andy Murray's 2012 Olympics triumph has been knocked down by a car. Pictures on social media showed the vehicle beside the postbox lying on the ground in the tennis
Manchester CityMeet Rodri, Manchester City's record signing who shatters stereotypes: 'I'm not used to tackles... I steal the ball in anotherThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsAt first glance, Rodrigo Hernández Cascante does not look like your usual Pep Guardiola player. That is precisely the reason why Manchester City made him their record and, so far, only signing of the At
Jürgen Klopp 'We need to calm this down': Jurgen Klopp bemoans fixture load as Liverpool prepare for seven competitions this seasonThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJurgen Klopp, the Liverpool manager, fears the ‘unacceptable” fixture schedule will take a toll on his international stars as he looks to navigate his club through seven competitions this season. Klopp
UK Golf 'I want Shane Lowry to lead out my Ryder Cup team', says Europe captain Padraig HarringtonThe Telegraph - By James CorriganIf Shane Lowry is in any doubt about his new status as not just an Open champion but also a feared major finisher with ice in his veins then Padraig Harrington’s declaration will put him right. “I want
Luke Shaw Luke Shaw vows a 'new United' this season after a summer stewing over rivals' European and Title triumphsThe Telegraph - By James DuckerIf the way Manchester United’s season ended was not disappointing enough – sixth, in relegation form and 32 points adrift of champions and local rivals Manchester City – the sight of four English rivals
Granit Xhaka Granit Xhaka urges Arsenal's players to show more leadership: 'We all have to be captains on the pitch'The Telegraph - By Sam DeanGranit Xhaka has urged each of his Arsenal team-mates to step up and show their leadership qualities this season as he called on the club to make a fast start to the new campaign. Xhaka is the leading
Television (UK) The 250 Million Pound Cancer Cure review: the sci-fi approach to beating the diseaseThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganWith BBC Two's superlative War In The Blood airing just a fortnight ago, we've been spoilt by cancer documentaries recently. The £250m Cancer Cure (BBC Two) wasn't in the same league, sadly, yet portrayed
Pharma GP receptionists will offer patients appointments at chemists, in bid to take pressure off family doctorsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyGPs’ receptionists will divert patients to see pharmacists in a bid to relieve pressure on family doctors. The NHS plan aims to prevent 20 million GP appointments, with many of those telephoning for help
Big Little Lies Big Little Lies, season 2 episode 7 review: a powerful, uplifting end – with some peculiar developmentsThe Telegraph - By Serena DaviesThe closing episode of the second series of Big Little Lies (Sky Atlantic) delivered nothing like the wallop of the first season finale. This US series, focusing on five women’s lives in the affluent coastal
Investing Pensioners could miss monthly income due to 'flawed' trading rulesThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesFlawed trading rules could force thousands of pensioners to hold extra cash in low-yielding and expensive accounts or run the risk of not receiving their monthly income, Telegraph Money has found. Investors
Opinion (UK) Britain's weak response will encourage more Iranian piracyThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewTo describe the Government’s handling of the events that resulted in Iran’s illegal seizure of a British oil tanker as totally inept would be an understatement. The warning signs that Tehran was likely
Brexit Banks single out small businesses under threat from no-deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesBanks are examining small business accounts to spot those most at risk from a no-deal Brexit as entrepreneurs face the threat of a squeeze on credit. Lenders have relaunched no-deal preparations with assessments
Axed Springwatch presenter Martin Hughes-Games: white, middle-aged men an endangered species on TVThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghA former Springwatch presenter who claims he lost his job for being “white, middle class and old-aged” says he remains too upset to watch the show. Martin Hughes-Games said his 12 years on the programme
Citroen Citroen Ami One tested: could this tiny French concept car be the future of urban mobility?The Telegraph - By Ed WisemanIt’s not often that a windy car park in Leicestershire contains such a compelling vision of the future. Surrounded by cones, and a couple of flags bearing Citroen’s logo, is the Ami One, a two-seat, all-electric
Personality Boris won because of his personality and his agenda. He mustn't compromise on eitherThe Telegraph - By Tim StanleyThe Tory leadership result is out today and I’m guessing Boris has won. If not, I’d like to take this opportunity to say to Jeremy Hunt that I’ve always been a big admirer of everything he’s done. Huge
The City Secrets of Britain’s most dynamic high streetThe Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanIn the second of a weekly series charting the fortunes of our national high streets, Rosa Silverman visits a town centre that seems to be thriving… but is it? In Cambridge’s medieval Market Square on Monday
Obituaries Craig Fallon, judoka known for his all-out aggression who held world and European titles simultaneously – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesCraig Fallon, who has died of undisclosed causes aged 36, was the last British judoka to win a world title, in 2005; he also won the Commonwealth title in 2002 and competed at two Olympic Games, although
Burgers Tonight's dinner: Lamb burgers with sticky dates and onionsThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelWe have become terribly snobbish about burgers. They used to be reserved for greasy fast food outlets or family barbecues, where they would be cremated on the outside and totally flavourless and raw on
Moon Landing Here's how we can truly capture the spirit of the moon landings and turbo-charge the economyThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceThe anniversary of the first moon landing is an irresistible opportunity for any politician or campaigner. Apollo 11 has come to represent the peak of human ingenuity and innovation, surmounting seemingly
Investing Questor: gold price up, output up, costs under control – this is as good as it gets for CentaminThe Telegraph - By Russ MouldQuestor share tip: the mining firm has disappointed in the past but profit forecasts are rising and the balance sheet is sound Having made a total hash of Avesoro Resources, the West African gold producer
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Chris GrahamBritain will learn who its next prime minister will be today as the result of a Tory leadership contest dominated by Boris Johnson is announced. Mr Johnson is clear favouriteto take the crown over his
Boris Johnson 'Milkshake' tax proposals included in green paper despite opposition to 'nanny state'The Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyMinisters have published a green paper suggesting that a milkshake tax “may” be introduced - just hours before the likely election of a Prime Minister opposed to such levies. A long-awaited green paper
Russia South Korea fires warning shots at Russian military plane for violating airspaceThe Telegraph - By Associated PressSouth Korean jets fired warning shots after a Russian military plane violated South Korea’s airspace on Tuesday, Seoul officials said, in the first such incident between the countries. Three Russian military
Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn's plan for ally to rule on Labour's anti-Semitism cases derided as a 'cop-out'The Telegraph - By Harry YorkeJeremy Corbyn's new proposals for dealing with anti-Semitism were condemned as a "cop-out" by Labour MPs on Monday night, as the party confirmed it had only expelled eight members in the past six months.
Kim Jong-un North Korea's Kim Jong-un inspects new submarine, points out weapons systemsThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspected a newly built submarine and pointed out its tactical capabilities and weapons systems, North Korean state media KCNA said on Tuesday. The submarine, which was
Gareth Bale Zinedine Zidane accuses Gareth Bale of refusing to play for Real MadridThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanZinedine Zidane has accused Gareth Bale of refusing to play for Real Madrid as the fallout continues over the club’s attempts to force the Welshman to leave Spain. Bale’s agent said earlier this week the
Opinion (UK) Letters: The Iran debacle has exposed our politicians’ lack of military senseThe TelegraphSIR – Acting in haste on behalf of the EU to seize a foreign tanker was bound to have consequences, especially as the Royal Navy has so few usable ships. Refusing help from the United States to escort
Policing Police to be required to check medical records of all gun applicants as ministers close loopholeThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasMinisters are to close a loophole that has allowed people to get gun licences from police without medical checks amid fears it poses a risk to public safety. GPs will also be required to flag to police
Steve Bruce Sheffield Wednesday report Newcastle to Premier League over Steve Bruce appointmentThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSheffield Wednesday have reported Newcastle to the Premier League for their conduct during the appointment of Steve Bruce as their new manager. Bruce was announced as Newcastle's new boss last Wednesday,
Malaria Multi-drug resistant parasites threaten global efforts to control malaria, experts warnThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyOnly half of patients with malaria in south east Asian countries are being cured because multi-drug resistant forms of the parasite are now so widespread, researchers have found. According to two studies
Andy Murray Andy Murray's gold postbox knocked down in car accidentThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA postbox painted gold in honour of Andy Murray's 2012 Olympics triumph has been knocked down by a car. Pictures on social media showed the vehicle beside the postbox lying on the ground in the tennis
Manchester CityMeet Rodri, Manchester City's record signing who shatters stereotypes: 'I'm not used to tackles... I steal the ball in anotherThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsAt first glance, Rodrigo Hernández Cascante does not look like your usual Pep Guardiola player. That is precisely the reason why Manchester City made him their record and, so far, only signing of the At
Jürgen Klopp 'We need to calm this down': Jurgen Klopp bemoans fixture load as Liverpool prepare for seven competitions this seasonThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJurgen Klopp, the Liverpool manager, fears the ‘unacceptable” fixture schedule will take a toll on his international stars as he looks to navigate his club through seven competitions this season. Klopp
UK Golf 'I want Shane Lowry to lead out my Ryder Cup team', says Europe captain Padraig HarringtonThe Telegraph - By James CorriganIf Shane Lowry is in any doubt about his new status as not just an Open champion but also a feared major finisher with ice in his veins then Padraig Harrington’s declaration will put him right. “I want
Luke Shaw Luke Shaw vows a 'new United' this season after a summer stewing over rivals' European and Title triumphsThe Telegraph - By James DuckerIf the way Manchester United’s season ended was not disappointing enough – sixth, in relegation form and 32 points adrift of champions and local rivals Manchester City – the sight of four English rivals
Granit Xhaka Granit Xhaka urges Arsenal's players to show more leadership: 'We all have to be captains on the pitch'The Telegraph - By Sam DeanGranit Xhaka has urged each of his Arsenal team-mates to step up and show their leadership qualities this season as he called on the club to make a fast start to the new campaign. Xhaka is the leading
Television (UK) The 250 Million Pound Cancer Cure review: the sci-fi approach to beating the diseaseThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganWith BBC Two's superlative War In The Blood airing just a fortnight ago, we've been spoilt by cancer documentaries recently. The £250m Cancer Cure (BBC Two) wasn't in the same league, sadly, yet portrayed
Pharma GP receptionists will offer patients appointments at chemists, in bid to take pressure off family doctorsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyGPs’ receptionists will divert patients to see pharmacists in a bid to relieve pressure on family doctors. The NHS plan aims to prevent 20 million GP appointments, with many of those telephoning for help
Big Little Lies Big Little Lies, season 2 episode 7 review: a powerful, uplifting end – with some peculiar developmentsThe Telegraph - By Serena DaviesThe closing episode of the second series of Big Little Lies (Sky Atlantic) delivered nothing like the wallop of the first season finale. This US series, focusing on five women’s lives in the affluent coastal
