Opinion (UK) Letters: There can be no national unity if the referendum result is not honouredThe Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – How is any “national unity” government going to explain to 17.4 million people that in fact “national unity” means ditching the majority and imposing the minority view? SIR – Ken Clarke was the Conservative
UK News North to receive £2,300 less per person in travel spending than London, says think tankThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBoris Johnson has been urged to keep his promises after a report suggested the North is set to receive more than £2,300 less per person in transport spending than London. The Government's planned transport
Li Ka-shing Three aims to press home 5G advantage with attack on home broadband marketThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsThe mobile operator Three has begun a bid to use its dominance of the 5G airwaves to attack traditional broadband providers such as BT and Sky. Three, owned by the Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison,
Edinburgh Fringe Funniest joke from Edinburgh festival revealedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe best joke at the Edinburgh Fringe has been named as a vegetable pun which beat the comic competition. Festival veteran Olaf Falafel claimed the coveted honour of Dave's Funniest Joke At The Fringe.
Measles PM say social media firms must share responsibility for rising spread of Measles in UK as he attacks antivaxx misinformationThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanThe Prime Minister has said social media firms must share the responsibility for the rising spread of Measles in the UK as he attacked antivaxx misinformation. Boris Johnson will today (mon) set out plans
Measles Boris Johnson says social media firms must share responsibility for rising spread of Measles in UKThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanThe Prime Minister has said social media firms must share the responsibility for the rising spread of Measles in the UK as he attacked antivaxx misinformation. During a visit to a hospital in the South
Steve Bruce Steve Bruce cannot forgive Newcastle players for performance against NorwichThe Telegraph - By Arindam RejSteve Bruce admitted he cannot forgive Newcastle players’ performance in their 3-1 defeat at Norwich. Bruce had defended his team’s attitude in his press conference immediately after the match, but has
Stoke City FC Scott Hogan admits he 'didn't enjoy one bit' of his time at Aston Villa and is keen to make Stoke move permanentThe Telegraph - By Jon CulleyAston Villa misfit Scott Hogan wants to earn a permanent move to Stoke City after scoring his first goal - his first two, he claims - for the Potteries club in their 2-2 draw with Derby on Saturday, admitting
Mauricio Pochettino Tottenham vulnerable after 'massive mistake' of closing Premier League transfer window early, says Mauricio PochettinoThe Telegraph - By James DuckerMauricio Pochettino believes Tottenham Hotspur have been left especially vulnerable among the Premier League’s establish top six by the “massive mistake” of closing the Premier League window early. And
FA WSL 'We're not just the annoying sisters of men's clubs': London City Lionesses want to create blueprint for women's footballThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasPlayers at newly-formed Women’s Championship outfit London City Lionesses will have unprecedented access to private medical insurance as part of a wider ambition to create a blueprint for women’s football
David Luiz Arsenal's David Luiz insists decision to leave 'comfortable zone' at Chelsea was right for his careerThe Telegraph - By Gerry CoxDavid Luiz insists he made the right decision to quit Chelsea for Arsenal as he did not want to stay in his "comfortable zone" at Stamford Bridge. Luiz moved across London on transfer deadline day after
Alexis Sánchez Inter Milan hope to take Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez on season-long loanThe Telegraph - By James DuckerInter Milan have enquired about the prospect of signing Manchester United’s misfit striker Alexis Sanchez on a season long loan before the Italian transfer window closes on September 2. Sanchez - who thought
Bournemouth Harry Wilson's Bournemouth winner gets Jurgen Klopp's WhatsApp seal of approvalThe Telegraph - By John PercyIt was barely an hour after the final whistle on Saturday when Harry Wilson, sat on the Bournemouth team coach, received a WhatsApp message from Jurgen Klopp. Liverpool’s manager sent Wilson a ‘selfie’
Margaret Thatcher Jeremy Corbyn to promise revolution in British politics akin to Margaret Thatcher's 1979 landslideThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeJeremy Corbyn will today promise a revolution in British politics akin to the Thatcher landslide in 1979 if Boris Johnson calls a snap election this Autumn. Promising higher taxes for the wealthiest and
Tottenham Hotspur If Man City can dominate like this against Spurs, you would not put it past them scoring 10 goals plus in a gameThe Telegraph - By James DuckerA quick glance at the result between Manchester City and Tottenham might suggest this game was closely fought, that Spurs went toe-to-toe with City and the teams traded plenty of punches, that there was
Wolves Ryan Bennett warns Wolves their reputation as Premier League's big game-hunters now counts for nothingThe Telegraph - By John PercyRyan Bennett has warned Wolves that their reputation as the Premier League's big game-hunters now counts for nothing. Wolves secured two victories over Manchester United at Molineux last season, in the
English Premier League Brighton livewire Leandro Trossard off to fine start as he aims to follow in footsteps of Belgium's Premier League successesThe Telegraph - By Tom PrentkiHave Brighton and Hove Albion unearthed the next in a long line of Belgian footballers lighting up the Premier League? If Leandro Trossard’s debut is anything to go by, his stay at the Amex looks certain
Jordan Pickford Jordan Pickford is showing more maturity this season, says Marco SilvaThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeMarco Silva believes Everton and England will benefit from a more mature Jordan Pickford after his encouraging start to the season. Pickford has secured consecutive clean sheets and made several key saves
Jeremy CorbynJeremy Corbyn promises revolution in British politics akin to Margaret Thatcher's 1979 landslide if Labour wins snap BrexitThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeJeremy Corbyn will today promise a revolution in British politics akin to the Thatcher landslide in 1979 if Boris Johnson calls a snap election this Autumn. Promising higher taxes for the wealthiest and
Kevin De Bruyne Kevin De Bruyne hits out at 'impossible' new handball rulesThe Telegraph - By James DuckerKevin De Bruyne has hit out at football’s “impossible” new handball rules and claimed the only way players could avoid accidentally handling the ball in some instances would be to “chop off” their arms.
Jeffrey Epstein Duke of York "appalled" by Epstein sex allegationsThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyThe Duke of York last night reacted for the first time to the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal. Speaking after new footage emerged of the 59-year-old royal staying in the disgraced financier’s flat in 2010,
Philip HammondBoris Johnson accuses Remain ex ministers led by Philip Hammond of undermining Britain's attempts to get Brexit deal as travelsThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeBoris Johnson last night accused a group of Remain-supporting ex-ministers led by Philip Hammond of attempting to undermine his bid to negotiate a new Brexit deal from the EU. The Prime Minister’s team
Obituaries Brigadier Christopher Pike, showed remarkable courage and leadership during actions with the Gurkha Rifles – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesBrigadier Christopher Pike, who has died aged 85, was an outstanding frontline commander who saw action with the Gurkha Rifles in Malaya, Borneo, Hong Kong and Cyprus. In March 1966, during the Confrontation
Investing Chancellor must be bold with his infrastructure spendingThe Telegraph - By Mark ReynoldsThe UK infrastructure sector is in desperate need of clarity and conviction, which is causing uncertainty at an unprecedented level. It is understandably hard for senior leadership and boards to commit
Poldark Poldark episode 6 review: the series slowly sinks in the west - but do viewers really care?The Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanNot long now before we before we bid goodbye to Poldark (BBC One) forever – which may come as a relief to many. This fifth series, entertaining as it’s been in parts, has also been the most compelling
IHS Markit Week ahead in business and financeThe Telegraph - By Louis AshworthHow serious is the global slump sapping the life from industry and potentially the wider economy? We get a first glimpse on Thursday with IHS Markit’s PMIs, the surveys of businesses. Analysts expect modest
UK News Social worker suspended after telling female colleague "I like a nice set of baps" while looking through her shopping basketThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA social worker has been suspended after he groped a junior colleague and told her he liked a "good pair of baps" as he squeezed a pack of bread rolls in front of her. "Flirtatious"Robert Robertson developed
Bicycle RacingBinck Bank Tour 2019, stage seven – full results and standings: Laurens De Plus claims overall victory as Oliver Naesen finalThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportLaurens De Plus (Jumbo-Visma) won the Binck Bank Tour 2019 after overturning Tim Wellens' 12-second lead on stage seven after a late attack in Geraardsbergen. Oliver Naesen (Ag2r La Mondiale) took the
Warwickshire, UK Warwickshire assume commanding position on day one of County Championship match against SomersetThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRob Yates fired his maiden first-class century as Warwickshire assumed a commanding position on day one of their County Championship match against second-placed Somerset. The 19-year-old academy product
UK News Village takes on BT over plans to remove phone box which saved it from the NazisThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA village want to save its beloved red telephone box - because it helped protect them from the Nazis. The phone box in the quiet village of Bryn-y-Gwenin, near Abergavenny, South Wales, was used to warn
