Opinion (UK) Time for the courts to back our policeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewPriti Patel says that she was appalled and sickened by the murder of Pc Andrew Harper. There’s not a lot the Government can do in legislative terms between now and a likely general election, but the new
Lauren Steadman Joe Townsend - one of The Telegraph's Tokyo eight - wins gold medal at Paratriathlon World CupThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportJoe Townsend, one of the Telegraph's Tokyo eight, won one of three gold medals for Great Britain at the Paratriathlon World Cup in the Japanese capital yesterday. Townsend, a former Royal Marine who lost
Anger Berkeley Homes’ climbdown on exec pay fails to quell shareholder angerThe Telegraph - By Jack TorranceBerkeley Group’s attempt to placate anger about its sky-high bonuses has run into trouble as an influential City adviser has called for its new pay policy to be voted down. Glass Lewis has told its members
Heart Transplant Pig hearts 'could be used in human transplants within three years' after gene breakthroughThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinPig hearts adapted for human use could be available to patients within three years, the surgeon who pioneered heart transplantation in the UK has said. Sir Terence English, who performed Britain’s first
Priti PatelPriti Patel demands crackdown on criminals assaulting police officers as new figures show average jail term is just twoThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Charles HymasThe Home Secretary has demanded a crackdown on criminals assaulting police officers, as new figures showed that the average jail term for the offence is just two months. Writing in The Sunday Telegraph
Malnutrition Record number of patients admitted to A&E with malnutrition amid growing social care crisisThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyRecord numbers of pensioners are being admitted to hospital suffering malnutrition amid a growing social care crisis. Charities said the figures were "shocking," with vulnerable people being left to starve
Sainsbury's Sainsbury’s kicks off search for boss Mike Coupe’s replacementThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaSainsbury’s is kicking-off the search for a new chief executive to replace Mike Coupe as it looks to move on from its failed attempt to merge with Asda. The grocer has set the wheels in motion internally
Portland Police Bureau Police seize weapons as Portland braces for clashes between far-right and antifa protestersThe Telegraph - By Associated PressPolice seized weapons such as bear spray and shields as right-wing groups and counter-protesters gathered in downtown Portland, Oregon, on Saturday. Authorities also set up concrete barriers and closed
Stoke City FC Stoke City show signs of redemption but fail to upset Derby CountyThe Telegraph - By Jon CulleyStoke fans have seen the side relegated from the Premier League 15 months ago disappear almost completely in a brutal dismantling exercise and, after three changes of manager since the start of 2018, were
Cricket Australia smell blood as familiar England batting frailties leave Joe Root's men on the edge at Lord'sThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyWhole novels will be written about Jofra Archer’s searing spell to Steve Smith, so intense, so all-consuming was that passage of play, like a vacuum sucking everything else that came around it. Which why,
Doncaster Doncasters to be broken up and sold after struggling to deal with heavy debt loadThe Telegraph - By Christopher Williams and Ben MarlowThe specialist metals engineer Doncasters is in line to be broken up and sold for parts by its hedge fund lenders, as one of Britain’s oldest manufacturers crumples under the weight of its debts. The can
Fraud Media Corp brothers face private prosecution over allegations of fraudThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsThe brothers behind a failed Aim-listed gambling venture face a private prosecution this week by an investor who alleges they siphoned off assets worth millions and sold them to the Gibraltar-based giant
Mushfiqur Rahim Steve Smith injury proves doctors still powerless to stop batsmen playing on after being hitThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreIn the moments after sustaining a harrowing blow to the neck from Jofra Archer, Steve Smith wanted to continue batting. Smith told Australia’s team doctor Richard Saw: “I feel fine and I’d like to continue,”
Hong Kong Hong Kong is an island of freedom. Britain cannot just ignore what is happening thereThe Telegraph - By Daniel HannanThis isn’t about the extradition bill any more. It isn’t about police brutality. It isn’t even about links between the security forces and organised crime, or about the role of Chinese agents provocateurs.
World Economy The global economy faces a crisis unless politics simmers downThe Telegraph - By Kallum PickeringThe world economy looks shaky. Amid mounting recession fears, nervous businesses increasingly hold back on investments and production. Risk appetites in financial markets sink to new lows each week. What
Downton Abbey Harewood House gets starring role in Downton film after being rejected for TV seriesThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessA decade ago, the makers of Downton Abbey chose one stately home to film what would become one of Britain's most popular period dramas, turning down its rivals along the way. But in a remarkably well-timed
British Steel Steel production hits lowest level since before Second World WarThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyTurkish investor Ataer Holdings’ swoop on British Steel could reverse a four-year decline in UK steel production, it is hoped. The investment arm of the Turkish military pension scheme was named last as
Torture Doctor who worked in Saddam Hussein's torture prisons allowed to stay in UKThe Telegraph - By Robert Verkaik and Patrick SawerAn Iraqi accused of crimes against humanity after treating prisoners tortured by Saddam Hussein’s regime has won his claim for UK asylum after a court effectively ruled he had little choice. The 54-year-old
Southampton Liverpool shrug off fatigue to claim club-record win against SouthamptonThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganTo enable screen reader support, press Ctrl+Alt+Z To learn about keyboard shortcuts, press Ctrl+slash Rarely in Liverpool's proud and glorious history have they had a goalkeeper entirely free of penchant
LSE The LSE must up its game if it is to be a strong symbol of the UK on the world stageThe Telegraph - By James AshtonControl of the London Stock Exchange has fascinated onlookers since the business was demutualised close to 20 years ago. Defenders of its independence in the face of bid interest from each of the United
Stuart Broad With no James Anderson, a subtler Stuart Broad stands up to lead England's Ashes attackThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyTwenty-something Stuart Broad was all about the headlines. The eight-for at Trent Bridge, five-for-one at Newlands or dismantling India in Manchester. He formed a partnership with James Anderson that all
Protest Hong Kong sells out of face masks and shin pads (and cakes) in mini-boom from protestsThe Telegraph - By Katy Wong and Sophia YanPitched battles between riot police and demonstrators have left Hong Kong's economy reeling. But while the financial hub has taken a hit, a mini-boom has been feeding off the protests and the message their
Teemu Pukki Teemu Pukki hat-trick for Norwich leaves Newcastle in tatters as Steve Bruce's reign starts with successive defeatsThe Telegraph - By Arindam RejTeemu Pukki’s hat-trick left Newcastle in tatters, condemning the visitors’ new manager Steve Bruce to successive defeats at the start of his reign. Pukki followed his goal against Liverpool at Anfield
Watford Bernard's early goal hands Everton first victory of season as Watford's miserable run at Goodison continuesThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeMarco Silva’s blueprint to make Goodison an attacking fortress remains a work in progress, but he can at least be buoyed by the increased security. Everton's tenth clean sheet in 13 Premier League fixtures
Ghislaine Maxwell Ghislaine Maxwell donated to hospital where Epstein victim was treated after alleged sexual assaultThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenShe was one of Jeffrey Epstein's closest confidants, accused of recruiting girls for the disgraced financier's network of sex slaves. Ghislaine Maxwell was even accused by a teenage victim of being the
UK News Archers matriarchs use their money to control their children, says Oxford academicThe Telegraph - By Lizzie RobertsThe Archers' matriarchs "manipulate" younger members of their families with their money and the radio drama will be better when they have died, an Oxford academic has said. Dr Nicola Headlam, a research
'They're being stabbed as school closes': Meet the trauma surgeon on the knife-crime frontlineThe Telegraph - By Cara McGooganLittle shocks Mr Martin Griffiths, lead trauma surgeon at the Royal London Hospital, but he recently surveyed the scene on ward 12D, the UK’s first dedicated major trauma unit, and saw the resuscitation
Mindhunter Mindhunter, season 2, Netflix, review: A fascinating, remarkable show you'll want to binge in one goThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerThe blockbuster success of season one of David Fincher’s Mindhunter was a reminder that serial killers never go out of fashion. Fincher had already directed two of the classics of the genre in Seven and
Bournemouth Aston Villa dealt another harsh lesson in realities of Premier League as streetwise Bournemouth capitalise on giftsThe Telegraph - By John PercyAfter a summer spend of £127 million, Aston Villa’s return to the top table was always likely to prove a slow-burner and this was another harsh lesson in the realities of the Premier League. There were
Jeffrey Epstein Epstein's lawyers 'not satisfied' with autopsy conclusion and vow to carry out independent investigationThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburJeffrey Epstein's lawyers have vowed to carry out their own independent investigation into his death, saying they are not "satisfied" with an official investigation which ruled the financier killed himself
