Waitrose Ocado sues co-founder Jonathan FaimanThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaOcado has taken one of its co-founders to court in a bitter legal battle which is believed to behind Waitrose’s decision to walk away from an online grocery deal this summer. The online grocer is accusing
UK News YouTube 'kidfluencers' at risk of exploitation, Children's Commissioner warnsThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightYouTube "kidfluencers" are at risk of exploitation, the Children's Commissioner has warned as she called for young social media stars to be given legal protections. Anne Longfield said she is concerned
Tony Blair With John Humphrys gone, who at the BBC will take the side of the listeners?The Telegraph - By Charles MooreJohn Humphrys retired from the Today programme on Thursday after a 32-year reign which stretches back to the Thatcher years. On his last day, he was feted by colleagues and celebrities from Tony Blair
UK News Arnhem may have been the right strategy, but it was too small, poorly planned and badly ledThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe battle of Arnhem was the last major battle lost by the British Army. Since late September 1944, as the bedraggled survivors returned back to Britain, debate has raged about where the blame for the
UK News Mayfair cleared of homeless 'tent city' amid fears of crime waveThe Telegraph - By Robert Mendick and Jamie JohnsonOn the Monopoly board, Mayfair is London’s most expensive property. Its streets are lined with grand townhouses, embassies and ambassadors’ residences standing shoulder-to-shoulder with some of Britain’s
John McDonnell John McDonnell pledges to abolish non-doms as Labour's Brexit civil war spills into open on eve of party conferenceThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeJohn McDonnell will abolish non-doms in his first budget if Labour wins power, as the party last night pledged to bring to an end to a 200 year old “colonial hangover”. The shadow chancellor has revealed
Saudi Aramco Inside the Saudi oil plants hit in drone attack blamed on IranThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorWorkers at the Abqaiq Aramco oil plant in eastern Saudi Arabia heard the first missile land just after 3.50am. The overnight team thought it was an explosion caused by a malfunction - extremely rare but
Justin Trudeau Justin Trudeau struggles to get re-election campaign back on track as blackface incidents mountThe Telegraph - By Charlie MitchellJustin Trudeau attempted to get his re-election campaign back on track on Friday with a visit to Toronto, Canada's most diverse city, as the scandal over him wearing blackface on multiple occasions continued
Donald Trump Whistleblower inquiry may have been sparked by Trump asking Ukrainians for dirt on BidenThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithDonald Trump declined to say whether he talked to Ukraine's leader about his political rival Joe Biden on Friday as he sought to downplay a potentially explosive whistleblower's complaint. The US president
Technology Huawei patents road rage detection system to stop angry people drivingThe Telegraph - By James CookHuawei has patented a "road rage detector" which uses cameras to monitor the stress levels of drivers and can automatically slow down or stop their car if they get agitated. The Chinese technology firm
Politics Boris knows he needs to win the Brexit blame gameThe Telegraph - By Juliet SamuelRemainers think voters will punish the PM at the polls for not leaving the EU. They shouldn’t be so sure It’s become a Tory article of faith: “Extension means extinction.” In other words, if Boris Johnson
Islamic State (ISIS) Donald Trump threatens to 'release Isil fighters at Europe's borders' if home countries don't take them backThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithDonald Trump has threatened to release captured Islamic State fighters at European borders unless the countries they initially fled from take them back. The US president said it would be too expensive
Business (UK) Market report: Fluctuations in value of pound keeps FTSE 100 wobbling to endThe Telegraph - By Louis AshworthLondon stocks were a mixed bag on Friday, shaken about by Brexit-driven moves in the pound that kept the FTSE 100 wobbling right up to the closing bell. Sterling ended narrowly higher against the dollar,
Jeffrey Epstein Virginia Giuffre renews attack against Prince Andrew in first TV interview, saying she's willing to fight in courtThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburThe woman accusing Prince Andrew of having sex with her as a teenager says she is willing to fight a defamation case to prove her story, as she made the claims on TV for the first time. Virginia Roberts
Derbyshire, UK Derbyshire Falcons flying high with Dominic Cork for long-awaited Twenty20 Blast finals day debutThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreIn the 17th season of the Twenty20 Blast, Derbyshire arrive at Edgbaston as the 18th and last county to make it to finals day. Wayne Madsen, an outstanding servant of Derbyshire since 2009, has spent of
Ballymena Future of 'Boris bus' maker Wrightbus in the balance as frontrunners fleeThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillThe future of “Boris Bus” maker Wrightbus is hanging by a thread after two major bidders withdrew from a process to rescue the company. Chinese engineering giant Weichai and Jo Bamford, the son of JCB
Personal Finance (UK) St James's Place cancels cruise for financial advisers weeks before it sets sail following storm over perksThe Telegraph - By Sam BrodbeckControversial overseas trips and cruises handed to financial advisers as rewards for attracting new business are to be scrapped by St James’s Place with immediate effect. Last week Telegraph Money disclosed
Crime Son who threw his terminally ill 79-year-old mother to her death spared jailThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA teacher who threw his terminally ill 79-year-old mother to her death from a first-floor balcony spared jail as judge describes it as a "mercy killing". A "devoted, loving son" who killed his dying mother
Bournemouth Friday night footballThe Telegraph - By Jeremy Wilson and JJ BullSouthampton fans are adamant that the authentic south-coast derby will not take place until Tuesday, when they face Portsmouth in the League Cup, but it is Bournemouth who still have the most convincing
Thomas Cook Thomas Cook and RBS play blame game amid struggle for survivalThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillA row between Thomas Cook and taxpayer-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland has escalated with both sides blaming each other for taking the travel agent to the verge of collapse. The 178-year-old company
Steven Gerrard Steven Gerrard questions timing of Rangers' lunchtime kick-off and lack of league help for European campaignThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythThursday’s appetiser was enticing for Rangers as they beat Feyenoord at home in their opening Europa League group fixture – but lunchtime is not to Steven Gerrard’s taste when Rangers resume domestic against
UK News Coffee lovers' nut milk allergy fears prompt cross contamination warningsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThe growing fashion for vegan milks has left thousands of nut allergy sufferers unable to order their favourite lattes and flat whites at Britain's biggest coffee chains, it emerged this week. A decision
UK News Silver Spitfire attempting first circumnavigation of the globe encounters difficulty in RussiaThe Telegraph - By Izzy LyonsA Silver Spitfire attempting to complete the wartime aircraft's first ever circumnavigation of the globe was nearly forced to abandon its mission in Russia after delayed bank payments prevented them from
UK News CCTV boss in charge of monitoring body of Emiliano Sala encouraged colleague to watch player's post-mortemThe Telegraph - By Izzy LyonsThe CCTV boss in charge of monitoring the body of footballer Emiliano Sala encouraged her colleague to watch the player’s post-mortem, texting him: "Nice one for you to watch when you're next in.” Sherry
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Mason Greenwood Manchester United consider starting Mason Greenwood against West Ham after Europa League goalThe Telegraph - By James DuckerOle Gunnar Solskjaer has admitted it will be impossible to leave out Mason Greenwood if Manchester United’s teenage striker keeps scoring but insisted he has no concerns over Marcus Rashford’s form. United
Books The year's best poems: The Window by Mary Jean ChanThe TelegraphAhead of this year’s Forward Prizes for Poetry, The Telegraph is publishing the five nominees for the Best Single Poem prize. Today's poem comes from Mary Jean Chan. Born in Hong Kong in 1990 and now in
Obituaries Henrietta Garnett, scion of the Bloomsbury set who overcame a troubled childhood to become an acclaimed biographer – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesHenrietta Garnett, who has died of cancer aged 74, was a third-generation product of Bloomsbury, and as the daughter of Angelica and David Garnett inherited a complex legacy of interlocking sexual and
Fashion (UK) Milan Fashion Week: Olivia Palermo and Ellie Goulding take to the front rowThe Telegraph - Jacopo Raule/Getty ImagesMilan Fashion Week officially kicked off on Wednesday and the stars have already fled to the city for the next round of fashion month's stylish offering. We saw Nicole Kidman and Anna Wintour attend
Eoin Morgan Moeen Ali requested break from Test cricket as Eoin Morgan confirmed as staying on as white-ball captainThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultMoeen Ali’s Test career is on hold after he asked England for an indefinite break from the format but remains available to play one-day cricket. Eoin Morgan, meanwhile, will continue as captain of the
