NHS NHS warns against bank holiday DIY, with men far more likely than women to suffer an injuryThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyFirst, health chiefs warned of the perils of Easter eggs - which stood accused of fuelling Britain’s obesity crisis. Now millions of DIY- enthusiasts are being cautioned to take care before indulging another
Pesticides RSPB resigns from government’s pesticides forum after chemical use soarsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe RSPB and dozens of environmental groups have resigned from the government’s pesticides forum after two decades claiming the use of dangerous chemicals is now far worse than when they joined. The charity
Mauricio Pochettino In Mauricio Pochettino, Tottenham have found their perfect matchThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceMauricio Pochettino’s autobiography is full of digressions on his attitude towards football, life and success which he occasionally attributes to the obscurity of his birthplace deep in the Argentine of
Philippe Coutinho Liverpool in confident mood as they prepare for Barcelona's familiar faces of Luis Suarez and Philippe CoutinhoThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeLuis Suarez and Philippe Coutinho will find Anfield familiar yet unrecognisable when they make their return to Liverpool for the Champions League semi-final. The Barcelona pair - once idolised by The -
IAAF Paula Radcliffe reveals 'aggressive' abuse suffered online since supporting IAAF's landmark legal battle with Caster SemenyaThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganPaula Radcliffe has described facing "vicious" and "aggressive" abuse from internet trolls since she backed plans to restrict testosterone levels of intersex athletes in the wake of the Caster Semenya
Prince Charles Prince Charles calls for an end to 'pervasive horror' of knife crime in Easter messageThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Prince of Wales has spoken of the “pervasive horror” of knife crime, saying anyone who commits “such brutal deeds” must be brought to justice. The Prince, who is working with his son Prince Harry listen
David Attenborough Climate Change: the Facts review: David Attenborough's superb documentary offers hope for climate crisisThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanThere was something appealingly robust about the title Climate Change: the Facts (BBC One), especially for a film presented by David Attenborough. At a time when public debate seems to be getting ever
Easter At Easter, it is inspiring to see how people can find light even in the midst of terrible darknessThe Telegraph - By HRH The Prince of WalesEaster and Christmas are the two most important celebrations in the Christian calendar. I have always felt that the words we hear at Christmas come into their own at Easter especially those from St John’s
UEFA Liverpool follow Man Utd in hiking ticket prices for Barcelona fans travelling to Anfield for semi-finalThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeLiverpool have followed Manchester United in hiking ticket prices for Barcelona fans travelling to England for the Champions League semi-final in order to reimburse the Kop supporters facing hefty charges
Education Super size classes in secondary schools at highest level in 35 years, DfE figures showThe Telegraph - By Camilla Turner“Super-size” classes in secondary school are at their highest level in 35 years, official figures show. In 2018, there was the largest proportion of children in classes of 31 or more pupils since 1983,
Cleveland Police Scandal hit police force's assistant chief constable arrested and suspended on suspicion of gross misconductThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasA senior officer at a scandal-hit police force has been arrested and suspended on suspicion of gross misconduct. Adrian Roberts, Cleveland Police's assistant chief constable, has been released while investigations
Porn sites offer loopholes to get around web ban as BBFC admits it is powerless to stop tech savvy teensThe Telegraph - By Charles Hymas and Mike WrightPorn websites are highlighting loopholes in the ban on under-18s accessing them, as the watchdog admitted it will be powerless to stop tech-savvy teenagers circumventing it. The regulator acknowledged
Television (UK) Martin Clunes: My Travels and Other Animals, review - all prime-time filler, no thrillerThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanSomeone was definitely having an off-day at ITV’s title-devising department when they came up with Martin Clunes: My Travels and Other Animals (ITV). But the series was on the underinspired side: taking
Tennis Katie Boulter ready to bring inner fire to Fed Cup cauldronThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsWhile Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic perform for the jaded millionaires of Monte Carlo this weekend, a smaller but far more passionate crowd will be backing Great Britain’s top women – Johanna Konta
Robert Mueller Analysis: Robert Mueller's report shows how Donald Trump was saved from himselfThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithDonald Trump was saved from himself. That, in a nutshell, was the most fascinating finding from Robert Mueller as the report Washington has been waiting on for almost two years finally dropped. His conclusion
Chris Smalling Leading footballers to stage social-media boycott in protest against racist abuseThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanLeading footballers are to stage a social-media boycott in a stand against the rising tide of racism in the sport. The Professional Footballers’ Association’s campaign, “Enough”, encourages footballers
Great Britain Family pay tribute to British couple killed after buggy plunged into Santorini ravineThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA British couple killed after a buggy they were travelling in plunged into a 656-foot ravine in Santorini have been named as teachers Milly and Toby Savill. The pair, from south London, had reportedly
Instagram Millions of Instagram users' passwords exposed to staff, Facebook admitsThe Telegraph - By Olivia FeldFacebook has revealed that millions of Instagram users' passwords were stored in plain text on the company's servers, making them potentially accessible to employees. The social network, which owns Instagram,
Emma Thompson Emma Thompson accused of hypocrisy as she takes overnight flight from LA to take part in Extinction Rebellion protestThe Telegraph - By Steve Bird and Jack Hardy and Helena HortonDame Emma Thompson joined climate protesters in London on Thursday to declare that she wants to be among those demonstrators arrested by police. However, it has emerged that the Oscar winning British was
Pep Guardiola Is Manchester City’s season now in danger of imploding?The Telegraph - By Jim WhiteAmong the extraordinary images from the Etihad Stadium during Wednesday’s Champions League quarter-final, perhaps the most revealing was the footage of Pep Guardiola filmed in the dying moments. As Raheem
Cheltenham Festival Leading racehorse trainer Richard Woollacott killed himself after wife had affair with jockey, inquest hearsThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthA leading racehorse trainer killed himself after his wife had an affair with a jockey, an inquest has heard. Richard Woollacott, 40, hanged himself on 22 January last year after the breakdown of his marriage
Monaco Billionaire Matalan founder wins £84m tax appeal after HMRC runs out of timeThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsHMRC has lost out on £84m in tax after the billionaire founder of Matalan convinced a court the tax office took too long to go after the money. John Hargreaves, 75, who founded the retail chain in 1985,
Robert Mueller Robert Mueller report: Key findings from special counsel's Trump investigationThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburDonald Trump attempted to fire special counsel Robert Mueller after expressing fears the probe would “end” his presidency, according to the newly released Mueller report. The order, which came just weeks
Watford 'Watford players fined £1,000 for each minute they are late for training'The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportWatford's players, who next month line up against Manchester City in the FA Cup final at Wembley, are fined up to £1,000 for every minute they are late for training, it has been claimed. The hardline imposed
Pinterest Pinterest shares jump 30pc as investors rush into $12.7bn IPOThe Telegraph - By Olivia Feld and Olivia RudgardShares in Pinterest rose by as much as 30pc on Thursday as the image-sharing app went public in New York, showing that rampant demand for tech listings continues despite recent market stumbles. Pinterest
Lyft Investors sue Lyft for overhyping IPO after shares fall by a third in two weeksThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardInvestors are suing taxi-hailing app Lyft claiming it overstated its market share and failed to disclose safety problems with its shared electric bicycles. The company floated on the stock market last
Madonna Madame X: what’s going on with Madonna’s new album?The Telegraph - By Biba KangMadonna has released the lead single, Medellin, from her upcoming 14th album Madame X – the first since 2015's Rebel Heart. It's a tantalising taster of the 13 more tracks to come, with fans intrigued
Prague Chelsea keep alive Maurizio Sarri's dream of silverwareThe Telegraph - By Sam Wallace and Luke SlaterMaurizio Sarri had never reached a final of any competition until this first season of his in English football, and he is still yet to win one, but there may be few opportunities better than the great
Fleabag (TV Series) Steel Country, review: Andrew Scott was a Fleabag favourite, but his versatility has limitsThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyDir: Simon Fellows Cast: Andrew Scott, Denise Gough, Bronagh Waugh, Jared Bankens, Catherine Dyer, J.D. Evermore 15 cert, 88 min It’s no fluke of distribution that the Irish production Steel Country, small-town
Divorce Computers should handle divorces instead of solicitors who make "slapdash" errors, former Family Court president saysThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingComputers should handle divorces rather than solicitors, the former Family Court president has warned, after accusing regional centres of being "slapdash". Sir James Munby, formerly the most senior family
