Emiliano Sala Emiliano Sala voice message uncovered after his death reveals striker did not want to join CardiffThe Telegraph - By Ben RumsbyEmiliano Sala did not want to join Cardiff City, a haunting voice message from the striker has revealed. The Argentinian confided in a friend his doubts over the deal two weeks before he was tragically
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Brexit LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeTheresa May is under mounting pressure to announce her resignation on Friday, amid reports that other ministers are preparing to follow Andrea Leadsom and quit the Government in protest over the ‘new’
Botswana Botswana lifts ban on elephant hunting as it seeks to win over rural voters ahead of electionThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffBotswana on Wednesday lifted its ban on elephant hunting, saying the population had increased and farmers' livelihoods were being impacted, in a move set to trigger outrage from conservationists. A prohibition
FIFA Fifa ditches plans for 48-team World Cup at Qatar 2022The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe 2022 World Cup in Qatar will be a 32-team tournament as originally planned, FIFA has announced. The world governing body had considered expanding the event to 48 teams - as is planned for the tournament
Politics The Conservatives face disaster this week, but the EU voting system could damage them further stillThe Telegraph - By John CurticeAn 11 per cent nationwide vote could leave the party fielding no more than two or three MEPs The Conservative party faces disaster in the Euro-election. On average the final polls in the run-up to the
Snooker Exclusive Ronnie O'Sullivan interview: 'I don’t want to play in the World Championship next year, it's overrated'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonIt is whilst eating a salad lunch, which appropriately contains some rocket, that Ronnie O’Sullivan casually slips in an announcement that would be genuinely seismic for his sport. “This year I played
Brexit Party On the Brexit Party campaign trail with Nigel FarageThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyNigel Farage is channelling Lord Kitchener. The Field Marshal’s hat has been replaced by the Brexiteer’s trademark flat cap and there is no elaborate moustache but the message is as pointed as Farage’s
Brexit Party The Brexit Party: What do they stand for, and who are the MEP candidates running in the European elections?The Telegraph - By Daniel CapurroPolls in the run-up to the European elections, which take place today, May 23, in the UK, show the Brexit Party miles ahead of all its challengers. Yet the party was only founded in April. So how have
European Parliament European elections latest polls: Brexit Party forecast to win the most votesThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Patrick ScottWith the public set to vote in the European Parliament elections today, the latest polls show that Nigel Farage's Brexit Party is likely to gain the most votes in the UK. Although the vote takes place
European Parliament European elections 2019: When do we find out the results of today's vote?The Telegraph - By Peter FosterHere's everything you need to know about the European election vote today. The polls will take place in the UK today - May 23 2019. Voters in Ireland turn out the following day. Those in the Czech Republic,
Leonardo Da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing review, Queen’s Gallery: you'll never feel closer to the brilliance of LeonardoThe Telegraph - By Mark HudsonIt isn’t easy to be objective about Leonardo da Vinci. The moment you confront the ultimate Renaissance Man, you’re hit by five hundred years of hyperbole – from Vasari to Dan Brown – that knocks rational
Grandparents Al Murray on Vanity Fair: My great-great-great-granddad wrote a comic masterpieceThe TelegraphAl Murray explains how he fell in love with his ancestor's literary classic William Makepeace Thackeray’s Vanity Fair is one of those books. You may have read it for A-level, you may have watched ITV’s
Books A Stranger City by Linda Grant, review: a novel that dares not speak Brexit’s nameThe Telegraph - By Claire AllfreeLinda Grant’s new novel begins in February 2016, with the funeral of an unknown woman, pulled from the Thames seven months previously and whose burial on an inhospitable winter morning has drawn only newly
Women's News ‘But is the dog walker doing it properly…?’: 10 modern worries to keep you awake at nightThe Telegraph - By Shane WatsonYou may not have heard of Range Anxiety. It is the worry that your electric car could run out of juice in the middle of nowhere, with not so much as a habitation on the horizon, let alone a recharging
Simona Halep Exclusive Simona Halep interview: 'When you win a gram slam, you feel complete'The Telegraph - By Vicki HodgesIf Simona Halep retains her French Open title in a fortnight’s time, do not be surprised if one of the first people she name-checks is aged 3½. The Romanian, who has often been shackled by her inner demons
Narendra Modi India election results: Narendra Modi heading for landslide winThe Telegraph - By Saptarshi RayNarendra Modi looked set to sweep back into power on Thursday as initial results in the Indian election showed that his party and its partners were cruising towards a majority. After a mammoth six-week
Marine Le Pen How populist parties are plotting the slow death of the EU dreamThe Telegraph - By Peter FosterEurope starts three days of elections this morning that polls suggest will reshape the politics of a bloc which is coming under unprecedented strain. Immigration pressures, ageing populations, the fourth
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Giro d'Italia The Cycling Podcast – Giro d'Italia 2019: Stage 11, Carpi to Novi LigureThe TelegraphThe Giro d’Italia went to Fausto Coppi country and The Cycling Podcast’s episode from stage 11 of the Giro d’Italia starts outside Villa Coppi near Novi Ligure. The sprint finish happened a few hundred
Investing Landlord exodus: half threaten to quit over tenant eviction banThe Telegraph - By Adam WilliamsThe Government has been warned that the supply of rented homes could shrink if it presses ahead with plans to ban landlords from evicting tenants without due reason. The Residential Landlords Association
North Korea North Korea hits out at Japan as cyber arms race heats upThe Telegraph - By Julian RyallNorth Korea has condemned plans by the Japanese military to develop a counter-attack computer virus as symptomatic of Tokyo’s “war hysteria”, with an analyst warning the move could fuel a cyber arms race.
Investing Questor: this well-managed trust has just raised its dividend. So why are we selling?The Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor investment trust bargain: Ediston Property has coped well so far with the troubles in retail but we can only see the task getting harder At a time when many investors are running away from anything
Scottish Parliament SNP trying to 'fool the public' separate Scottish currency would be pegged to poundThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonThe SNP's Westminster leader has been accused of trying to hoodwink voters after claiming an independent Scotland could afford to keep a new currency linked to the pound's value. Ian Blackford disclosed
James Cleverly is the cheery, patriotic and principled peacemaker the Tories needThe Telegraph - By Charles Orton-JonesIn the latest part of our new series on the leadership contest awaiting the Conservatives, Rob Wilson explains why James Cleverly is the happy warrior the Tories should have as leader Could it be Clevers?
Tesla Model 3 Tesla Model 3 review: a pioneering electric car let down by build qualityThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishThe Telegraph has finally tested the Tesla Model 3, one of the most eagerly anticipated electric cars in automotive history. Here, our motoring expert Andrew English gives his verdict Engineering visionary
UK Politics The pitiful Prime Minister who glued herself to Downing StreetThe Telegraph - By Sherelle JacobsThere's a new squatter in No 10. A raging, tortured Gordon Brown clung to his mahogany desk for several excruciating days in 2010 after delivering Labour's worst election result in decades. Today, a fragile,
Bank of England Has the Bank of England lost its credibility with the markets?The Telegraph - By Tim Wallace and Anna IsaacInflation is rising. Unemployment is at record lows. The Bank of England’s policymakers signalled rate rises are ahead. So why does nobody believe them? Financial markets believe there is less than a change
Royal Navy Commodore Nick Cooke-Priest 'flown off ship' after being 'reassigned' for using carrier's carThe Telegraph - By Jack HardyThe row over the removal of the commanding officer of HMS Queen Elizabeth took a bizarre turn on Wednesday night as the Navy reversed its decision for him to sail the ship back to its home port. Commodore
Posters Fugitive to surrender to police if wanted poster on Facebook gets 15,000 'likes'The Telegraph - By Associated PressA Connecticut police department has reached a deal with a fugitive that would have him surrender if enough people respond to a wanted poster on social media. Jose Simms, 29, who is believed to be somewhere
