Scottish Parliament Labour collapse in Scotland fuels SNP to 'best ever' European elections resultThe Telegraph - By Jack MaidmentA Labour collapse in Scotland has placed the SNP on course for its “best ever” European Parliament election results as The Brexit Party secured an unexpected second placed finish. The SNP is on track win
Brexit Party EU election results analysis: How the Brexit Party won the most UK seatsThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Patrick ScottNigel Farage's Brexit Party has won the most UK seats in the European elections, with 28 of their candidates elected across the country compared to Labour's 10 and the Tories' three. Just under a third
European Parliament European Elections 2019: increased turnout in several areas across UK - as Europe sees first ever riseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersCouncils in some areas of the UK have reported increased turnouts at this year's European elections. Across the EU, turnout in European Elections rose for the first time ever, hitting 50 per cent. The
Student Finance Politicians can no longer ignore the national outrage of university fundingThe Telegraph - By Rachel CunliffeOur national obsession with increasing graduate numbers has allowed underhand practices to thrive Should we cut student fees in light of the revelations that many degrees just aren’t value for money? the
Nigel Farage A Tory leader must face up to FarageThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewIn normal circumstances, the favourite candidate to succeed Theresa May as Conservative party leader would be the most experienced member of the Cabinet. Yet Philip Hammond, the Chancellor, a former Foreign
Anger How can we rise above the noise and chaos of modern politics?The Telegraph - By Michael HendersonIn our debased culture, where celebrity too often passes for true fame, and fashionable attitudes trump the wisdom of the ages, a few brave men and women still dare to swim against the tide. How bracing
Menopause Doctors gave me anti-depressants - until my daughter diagnosed the menopauseThe Telegraph - By Helen FitzgeraldMenopause is like death: you know it’s going to happen, but you don’t really believe it. Some women seem to experience it peacefully in their sleep. For me, it was like a beheading. When it started two
BAFTA Awards Adrian Brown, Bafta-nominated theatre and television director who enjoyed a long association with Terence Rattigan – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesAdrian Brown, who has died aged 89, was a Bafta-nominated theatre and television director, and a former lover of Terence Rattigan, author of such money-spinning hits as French Without Tears, The Winslow
Investing Investors resist cashback offer from Hohn’s TCI fundThe Telegraph - By Anjuli DaviesThe majority of investors in The Children’s Investment Fund (TCI), the British hedge fund run by Sir Christopher Hohn, have shunned a chance to redeem money after up to $1.25bn (£980m) of uninvested
Brexit Party Merkel's party set to lose seats in GermanyThe Telegraph - By Harry Yorke and Chris GrahamThe Conservatives have been decimated in the European elections and recorded their worst result in history as Nigel Farage's six-week-old Brexit Party triumphed. The European elections, which were never
Brexit Party Nigel Farage demands seat at Brexit negotiating table and says European elections victory 'is just the beginning'The Telegraph - By Jack MaidmentNigel Farage has demanded a seat at the Brexit negotiating table and warned Labour and the Tories his party’s victory in the European Parliament elections “is just the beginning”. The leader of The Brexit
Conservative Party Conservative leadership election: How is the next Tory leader and Prime Minister selected?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTheresa May has formally announced her resignation as Prime Minister, firing the starting gun in the race to replace her. A number of party heavyweights had already begun jostling for position in anticipation
Brexit Party The Brexit Party's EU elections triumph leaves the political class stuck in a no-deal viceThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettWhile the Liberal Democrats guzzle their vegan sparkling wine for coming in second in the United Kingdom’s European elections, the Brexit Party deserves to celebrate even more for romping home first with
Moths Why moths matter more than your cashmere scarf as charity warns they are under threatThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonWhen many think of moths, their minds go regretfully to the holes in their favourite cashmere. However, a butterfly charity has urged Britain to rethink their perception of the bug and argued that it unfairly
Brexit Party The Brexit Party: What do they stand for, and what does it mean now they've won the European elections?The Telegraph - By Daniel CapurroNigel Farage predicted general election success for his Brexit Party if the UK does not leave the European Union after claiming victory in the European contests. On a terrible night for the Conservatives
European Parliament European elections 2019 UK results and maps: Brexit Party wins nine of 10 regions; Liberal Democrats triumph in LondonThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Josh WilsonThe Brexit Party has won nine of the 10 regions to declare its results in the European elections, claiming 28 of 64 seats in the European Parliament. Nigel Farage's party came top in the North East, North
European Parliament Conservatives slump to lowest national vote share ever in European electionThe Telegraph - By Ashley KirkThe Conservative Party has slumped to its lowest national vote share since it was formed in 1834. Theresa May's party gained 8.8 per cent of the vote in the European Parliament election, placing fifth
Tommy Robinson Tommy Robinson and Rachel Johnson lose out in EU elections as mixed fortunes for high-profile MEP candidatesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersIt was a mixed night for several high-profile candidates in their bid to become MEPs in the European elections. Tommy Robinson blamed Government "interference" with social media companies for his failure
Liberal Democrats London European election results see Liberal Democrats defeat LabourThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Liberal Democrats stormed to victory in London as Labour lost half their seats and the Conservatives were wiped out. The Lib Dems won the popular vote over the city, including in key Labour and Tory-voting
Newcastle United Newcastle refuse to comment on reports Mike Ashley has sold club for £350m to Dubai-based billionaireThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United have refused to comment on reports that owner Mike Ashley has agreed to sell the club to Dubai-based billionaire Sheikh Khaled bin Zayed Al Nehayan. Telegraph Sport has spoken to several
Liberal Democrats Liberal Democrats 'back in business' as huge EU elections gains set them on course to beat Tories and LabourThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerThe Liberal Democrats were “back in business” this morning as the Party was on course to beat both the Tories and Labour for the first time in a century. As the European election vote was polarised between
Brexit Party Labour erupts into civil war over European elections as Jeremy Corbyn calls for second referendum or general electionThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerLabour descended into a full-blown civil war over Brexit as the party was crushed in the European elections. Jeremy Corbyn’s party was on course to finish third, behind the Brexit Party and the Liberal
European Parliament Eurosceptic parties reshape EU politics after strongest showing in European electionsThe Telegraph - By James CrispEurosceptic parties enjoyed their best ever results in the European elections on Sunday night as voters flocked in their millions to vote for populist parties and abandoned the two groups that have dominated
Opinion (UK) Letters: An Oxbridge education should be a matter of merit not preferenceThe TelegraphSIR – Like Allison Pearson (Features, May 22), I went to a state school and won a place at Oxbridge. My husband and I have worked hard so we could send our children to private school. So it strikes me
Politics General election: Will one be called this year - and who would win?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTheresa May has announced she will step down as Prime Minister on June 7, triggering a Conservative leadership race, and raising the possibility of an early a general election. A snap election could rearrange
Conservative Party Next Prime Minister odds: Boris Johnson current favourite in the Conservative Party leadership electionThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettWith Theresa May's resignation as Prime Minister confirmed, attention will now move swiftly on to the crowd of Tories jostling to succeed her. Several Conservative politicians are said to be "on manoeuvres"
Roland Garros Tennis Podcast: Kerber’s exit and Federer’s return give Roland Garros lift-offThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Sunday start at Roland Garros can sometimes be a damp squib, but with the return of Roger Federer and defeat for Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber, there was plenty for the Tennis Podcast team of
Maurizio Sarri Football's odd couple of Chelsea and Maurizio Sarri know only a trophy can strengthen their bondThe Telegraph - By Matt LawIndustrial. That was the word being used to describe Maurizio Sarri inside Chelsea during the early days of the relationship between football’s odd couple. Gone was Antonio Conte, his Dolce and Gabbana
Dean Smith Dean Smith says guiding Aston Villa to Premier League would be 'pinnacle' of managerial career so farThe Telegraph - By John PercyDean Smith’s love affair with Aston Villa is so strong that last year, during a short break in North Carolina, he fired up his laptop to watch the Championship play-off final on a dodgy stream. Twelve
