Thomas Cook The Thomas Cook debacle is a sorry exercise in collective failureThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowThomas Cook boss Peter Fankhauser is a man in desperate need of a holiday. Like so many of his fellow countrymen of a similar age, the Swiss once looked tanned, fit and youthful but the toll of trying
Cricket England women fade horribly to leave Australia on verge of reclaiming AshesThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyIt started in anticipation, it ended in disappointment, to a soundtrack of ironic cheers. The air of initial excitement hung almost guiltily at the start of play because, in truth, perhaps it shouldn’t
Britain's Zharnel Hughes finishes second after sluggish start in men's 100m final at Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasBritain’s Zharnel Hughes recovered from a sluggish start to finish second in the men’s 100 metres on the first day of the London Anniversary Games. Despite enjoying a blistering performance in his heat,
Princess of Wales Law firm Mishcon de Reya mulls stock market flotationThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceHigh-profile law firm Mishcon de Reya is considering a stock market flotation as a way to raise funds for an “ambitious” expansion. The London-based international partnership is known for its work representing
Small Business Small businesses and the high street – two things that Boris should focus on to boost the economyThe Telegraph - By Liam HalliganLast weekend, with the Tory leadership contest largely devoid of policy debate, Economic Agenda outlined five issues our next Prime Minister might prioritise. The incoming government should, I suggested,
EgyptAir British Airways suspends flights to Cairo amid security concernsThe Telegraph - By Greg Wilford and Tim WallaceBritish Airways has suspended flights to Cairo for seven days amid security concerns. Some passengers at Heathrow Airport were told after they travelled there to board their flights on Saturday. A letter
Mason Greenwood Mason Greenwood compared to Ryan Giggs after 17 year-old sparkles for Manchester United against Inter MilanThe Telegraph - By James DuckerMason Greenwood will get the Ryan Giggs treatment at Manchester United, according to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Every aspect of Giggs’s development was carefully managed by Sir Alex Ferguson during
Horse Racing Bargain Bettys Hope earns a huge payday for Rod MillmanThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageLord Kintyre, West Country trainer Rod Millman’s previous winner of the valuable Weatherbys Super Sprint, kept him in business in 1997. Bettys Hope, victor at Newbury on Saturday, will probably be enough
British Athletics Idols bring very best out of Beth Dobbin one year after she withdrew from Anniversary Games over fundingThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasBritish 200 metres sprinter Beth Dobbin continued to cement her name as one of athletics’ most exciting prospects after recording a personal best at the Anniversary Games, a year after limited funding
Royal Portrush Golf Club Royal Portrush laps up Open limelight at 'biggest sporting event this country has ever held'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonPortrush, it is safe to assume, has never seen anything quite like it. Over four days of competition, not to mention four extraordinarily well attended practice days, almost 250,000 spectators have descended
Health (UK) 'The Cancer Whisperer' Sophie Sabbage: 'It would be easy to see this as my final furlong'The Telegraph - By Sophie SabbageThey’re back. Brain tumours. Round four. I’ve known for two months but needed some private time to come to terms with this development and dismantle my initial conviction that “No one comes back from tumours
Boris Johnson The economic reality facing Boris Johnson that will hamper his tax cuts promisesThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerHe’s not yet through the door, and already Britain’s prime minister-in-waiting has been given an object lesson in the difficulty of governing our fractious Parliament. Just as Theresa May found her Brexit
Boris Johnson If Boris Johnson can’t get the country through this Brexit logjam, no one canThe Telegraph - By Iain DaleOver the last three weeks I’ve chaired ten of the sixteen Conservative leadership hustings all around the country, featuring the two finalists in ‘Tories have got Talent’, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt.
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 15, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 15 of the Tour de France is on Sunday July 21, 2019. The 15th stage at the Tour de France, the 185km run from Limoux to Foix, gets under way at 11.10am (BST). Anytime between 4.07 and 4.44pm, according
Golf Kyle Stanley criticised over 'fore' etiquette after mother of Robert MacIntyre's caddie is struck by wayward shotThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe Open has been forced to issue fresh guidance on "fore" etiquette after a bitter row escalated between two players over a wayward shot hitting a caddie's mother. Safety reviews were launched at Royal
Lehman Brothers ‘It’s about image’: why companies are refusing to give up their billion-dollar art collectionsThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonWhen one of the world’s biggest banks was struggling to bounce back from the financial crisis almost a decade ago, its in-house art curator made a pitch to the board. He would look at all of the artwork
Steve Bruce Newcastle interested in re-signing Andy Carroll as £35m Joelinton deal edges closerThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United are contemplating bringing striker Andy Carroll back home as they close in on the £35m capture of Hoffenheim's Brazilian striker Joelinton. The club are already in touch with the Carroll
César Pelli, the architect behind the Petronas Towers, dies aged 92The Telegraph - By Naomi LarssonCésar Pelli, the Argentine-American architect and designer of Malaysia’s iconic Petronas Twin Towers, has died at the age of 92. Along with the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, the tallest buildings in
Paralympics Tokyo 2020 is my eighth Paralympic Games, but I'm still the same as the wide-eyed schoolgirl who competed 28 years agoThe Telegraph - By Dame Sarah StoreyWhen I think back to my first Paralympics in 1992, it seems a lifetime ago. It was a lifetime ago. I was a child back then, a wide-eyed 14 year old who had not yet started preparing for her GCSEs. The
Boxing 'My time, my era', says Daniel Dubois, as 21-year-old British heavyweight champion targets boxing's big gunsThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesDaniel Dubois says he is going to “take over heavyweight boxing” and “make this next few years my era”. His comments came just a few days after he claimed the vacant British heavyweight title against Gorman
U.S. Attorney General Victims' commissioner calls for shake-up of laws to allow thousands of victims of crime right to appeal “soft” sentencesThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThousands of victims of crime currently denied the right to appeal “soft” sentences should be allowed to do so, says the victims’ commissioner, as she today calls for a shake-up of the law. Dame Vera a
Philip Pullman BBC takes a gamble on Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials, the "most expensive British drama ever made"The Telegraph - By Anita SinghIt is thought to be the most expensive drama ever shown on the BBC - and one of the corporation’s biggest leaps of faith. A lavish adaptation of Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials will air this autumn,
Andy Robertson Andy Robertson ready for a superhero sequel after Champions League win leaves Liverpool thirsty for successThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeAndy Robertson is worried about a new nickname. “Peter Parker,” he says, tentatively lifting his bandaged right hand to show the source of the mockery. “I was bitten by a spider on holiday in Majorca.
Tour de France Tour de France 2019, stage 14 results and standings: Thibaut Pinot wins as Julian Alaphilippe tightens grip on yellowThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportGeraint Thomas saw this Tour de France hopes fade on the brutal slopes of the Tourmalet as he lost contact with the main favourites in the final kilometre before Thibaut Pinot took victory. Julian Alaphilippe
Manchester United Ravel Morrison's controversial career has not stopped clubs taking a chance on himThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceThe legend of Ravel Morrison appears as strong as ever, which is to say that almost nine years since he made his professional debut for Manchester United he remains the great unfulfilled talent whom the
Artworks French detectives investigate disappearance of 700 artworks and furnishings from presidential residencesThe Telegraph - By David ChazanFrench detectives are investigating the mysterious disappearance of hundreds of valuable works of art and pieces of antique furniture from the Elysée Palace and other presidential residences. The 700 items
Citizenship BBC faces calls to publish a register of presenters' interests after Fiona Bruce cancels on legal firmThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickThe BBC is facing calls to publish a register of its presenters’ interests after two of its highly paid journalists pulled out from speaking at a controversial law firm. Question Time presenter Fiona and
Pep Guardiola Kevin De Bruyne will be back to his best next season, warns Manchester City manager Pep GuardiolaThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsPep Guardiola is expecting to have the real Kevin De Bruyne back this season after his post-World Cup 2018 campaign was ruined by injuries. City were beaten on penalties by Wolverhampton Wanderers in final
Public Policy Nasa too old and bureaucratic to get back to Moon, warns Apollo teamThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonNasamay be too old and too bureaucratic to reach the Moon within five years, astronauts who flew on the Apollo mission and members of mission control have warned. In March, Mike Pence, the US Vice President,
Women's News How Cheshire played an unexpected role in the moon landingThe Telegraph - By Joe ShuteOn July 20, 1969, the vast radar array of Jodrell Bank was, as ever, tuned in. Since its construction as the world’s largest radio telescope in 1957 – the same year the Soviets launched Sputnik, sending
Thomas Cook The Thomas Cook debacle is a sorry exercise in collective failureThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowThomas Cook boss Peter Fankhauser is a man in desperate need of a holiday. Like so many of his fellow countrymen of a similar age, the Swiss once looked tanned, fit and youthful but the toll of trying
Cricket England women fade horribly to leave Australia on verge of reclaiming AshesThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyIt started in anticipation, it ended in disappointment, to a soundtrack of ironic cheers. The air of initial excitement hung almost guiltily at the start of play because, in truth, perhaps it shouldn’t
Britain's Zharnel Hughes finishes second after sluggish start in men's 100m final at Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasBritain’s Zharnel Hughes recovered from a sluggish start to finish second in the men’s 100 metres on the first day of the London Anniversary Games. Despite enjoying a blistering performance in his heat,
Princess of Wales Law firm Mishcon de Reya mulls stock market flotationThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceHigh-profile law firm Mishcon de Reya is considering a stock market flotation as a way to raise funds for an “ambitious” expansion. The London-based international partnership is known for its work representing
Small Business Small businesses and the high street – two things that Boris should focus on to boost the economyThe Telegraph - By Liam HalliganLast weekend, with the Tory leadership contest largely devoid of policy debate, Economic Agenda outlined five issues our next Prime Minister might prioritise. The incoming government should, I suggested,
EgyptAir British Airways suspends flights to Cairo amid security concernsThe Telegraph - By Greg Wilford and Tim WallaceBritish Airways has suspended flights to Cairo for seven days amid security concerns. Some passengers at Heathrow Airport were told after they travelled there to board their flights on Saturday. A letter
Mason Greenwood Mason Greenwood compared to Ryan Giggs after 17 year-old sparkles for Manchester United against Inter MilanThe Telegraph - By James DuckerMason Greenwood will get the Ryan Giggs treatment at Manchester United, according to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Every aspect of Giggs’s development was carefully managed by Sir Alex Ferguson during
Horse Racing Bargain Bettys Hope earns a huge payday for Rod MillmanThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageLord Kintyre, West Country trainer Rod Millman’s previous winner of the valuable Weatherbys Super Sprint, kept him in business in 1997. Bettys Hope, victor at Newbury on Saturday, will probably be enough
British Athletics Idols bring very best out of Beth Dobbin one year after she withdrew from Anniversary Games over fundingThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasBritish 200 metres sprinter Beth Dobbin continued to cement her name as one of athletics’ most exciting prospects after recording a personal best at the Anniversary Games, a year after limited funding
Royal Portrush Golf Club Royal Portrush laps up Open limelight at 'biggest sporting event this country has ever held'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonPortrush, it is safe to assume, has never seen anything quite like it. Over four days of competition, not to mention four extraordinarily well attended practice days, almost 250,000 spectators have descended
Health (UK) 'The Cancer Whisperer' Sophie Sabbage: 'It would be easy to see this as my final furlong'The Telegraph - By Sophie SabbageThey’re back. Brain tumours. Round four. I’ve known for two months but needed some private time to come to terms with this development and dismantle my initial conviction that “No one comes back from tumours
Boris Johnson The economic reality facing Boris Johnson that will hamper his tax cuts promisesThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerHe’s not yet through the door, and already Britain’s prime minister-in-waiting has been given an object lesson in the difficulty of governing our fractious Parliament. Just as Theresa May found her Brexit
Boris Johnson If Boris Johnson can’t get the country through this Brexit logjam, no one canThe Telegraph - By Iain DaleOver the last three weeks I’ve chaired ten of the sixteen Conservative leadership hustings all around the country, featuring the two finalists in ‘Tories have got Talent’, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt.
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 15, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 15 of the Tour de France is on Sunday July 21, 2019. The 15th stage at the Tour de France, the 185km run from Limoux to Foix, gets under way at 11.10am (BST). Anytime between 4.07 and 4.44pm, according
Golf Kyle Stanley criticised over 'fore' etiquette after mother of Robert MacIntyre's caddie is struck by wayward shotThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe Open has been forced to issue fresh guidance on "fore" etiquette after a bitter row escalated between two players over a wayward shot hitting a caddie's mother. Safety reviews were launched at Royal
Lehman Brothers ‘It’s about image’: why companies are refusing to give up their billion-dollar art collectionsThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonWhen one of the world’s biggest banks was struggling to bounce back from the financial crisis almost a decade ago, its in-house art curator made a pitch to the board. He would look at all of the artwork
Steve Bruce Newcastle interested in re-signing Andy Carroll as £35m Joelinton deal edges closerThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United are contemplating bringing striker Andy Carroll back home as they close in on the £35m capture of Hoffenheim's Brazilian striker Joelinton. The club are already in touch with the Carroll
César Pelli, the architect behind the Petronas Towers, dies aged 92The Telegraph - By Naomi LarssonCésar Pelli, the Argentine-American architect and designer of Malaysia’s iconic Petronas Twin Towers, has died at the age of 92. Along with the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, the tallest buildings in
Paralympics Tokyo 2020 is my eighth Paralympic Games, but I'm still the same as the wide-eyed schoolgirl who competed 28 years agoThe Telegraph - By Dame Sarah StoreyWhen I think back to my first Paralympics in 1992, it seems a lifetime ago. It was a lifetime ago. I was a child back then, a wide-eyed 14 year old who had not yet started preparing for her GCSEs. The
Boxing 'My time, my era', says Daniel Dubois, as 21-year-old British heavyweight champion targets boxing's big gunsThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesDaniel Dubois says he is going to “take over heavyweight boxing” and “make this next few years my era”. His comments came just a few days after he claimed the vacant British heavyweight title against Gorman
U.S. Attorney General Victims' commissioner calls for shake-up of laws to allow thousands of victims of crime right to appeal “soft” sentencesThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThousands of victims of crime currently denied the right to appeal “soft” sentences should be allowed to do so, says the victims’ commissioner, as she today calls for a shake-up of the law. Dame Vera a
Philip Pullman BBC takes a gamble on Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials, the "most expensive British drama ever made"The Telegraph - By Anita SinghIt is thought to be the most expensive drama ever shown on the BBC - and one of the corporation’s biggest leaps of faith. A lavish adaptation of Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials will air this autumn,
Andy Robertson Andy Robertson ready for a superhero sequel after Champions League win leaves Liverpool thirsty for successThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeAndy Robertson is worried about a new nickname. “Peter Parker,” he says, tentatively lifting his bandaged right hand to show the source of the mockery. “I was bitten by a spider on holiday in Majorca.
Tour de France Tour de France 2019, stage 14 results and standings: Thibaut Pinot wins as Julian Alaphilippe tightens grip on yellowThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportGeraint Thomas saw this Tour de France hopes fade on the brutal slopes of the Tourmalet as he lost contact with the main favourites in the final kilometre before Thibaut Pinot took victory. Julian Alaphilippe
Manchester United Ravel Morrison's controversial career has not stopped clubs taking a chance on himThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceThe legend of Ravel Morrison appears as strong as ever, which is to say that almost nine years since he made his professional debut for Manchester United he remains the great unfulfilled talent whom the
Artworks French detectives investigate disappearance of 700 artworks and furnishings from presidential residencesThe Telegraph - By David ChazanFrench detectives are investigating the mysterious disappearance of hundreds of valuable works of art and pieces of antique furniture from the Elysée Palace and other presidential residences. The 700 items
Citizenship BBC faces calls to publish a register of presenters' interests after Fiona Bruce cancels on legal firmThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickThe BBC is facing calls to publish a register of its presenters’ interests after two of its highly paid journalists pulled out from speaking at a controversial law firm. Question Time presenter Fiona and
Pep Guardiola Kevin De Bruyne will be back to his best next season, warns Manchester City manager Pep GuardiolaThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsPep Guardiola is expecting to have the real Kevin De Bruyne back this season after his post-World Cup 2018 campaign was ruined by injuries. City were beaten on penalties by Wolverhampton Wanderers in final
Public Policy Nasa too old and bureaucratic to get back to Moon, warns Apollo teamThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonNasamay be too old and too bureaucratic to reach the Moon within five years, astronauts who flew on the Apollo mission and members of mission control have warned. In March, Mike Pence, the US Vice President,
Women's News How Cheshire played an unexpected role in the moon landingThe Telegraph - By Joe ShuteOn July 20, 1969, the vast radar array of Jodrell Bank was, as ever, tuned in. Since its construction as the world’s largest radio telescope in 1957 – the same year the Soviets launched Sputnik, sending
