Cricket This is the end of the One-Day Cup as we know it, but Hampshire and Somerset have the quality to produce a worthy farewellThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreEvery cup final marks an ending. But that will be particularly true when Somerset meet Hampshire at Lord’s on Saturday. The game will herald the end of Royal London One-Day Cup finals being held at Lord’s
Paul Whelan US-UK citizen arrested for spying in Russia calls on Trump for helpThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnAmerican and British citizen Paul Whelan has called on Donald Trump for help with the espionage case against him in Russia, where he has been held since allegedly receiving state secrets in December. Whelan,
Kampala Ugandan capital to fine citizens who give money to street childrenThe Telegraph - By Adrian BlomfieldUgandans who give money or food to street children in the capital Kampala will be fined under measures designed to end child exploitation. Municipal councillors in the city adopted a bylaw banning alms
Emmeline PankhurstEmmeline Pankhurst statue row, as former Tory MP attempts to win support for new memorial branded 'hideous' by suffragette'sThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonA proposed new memorial to Emmeline Pankhurst has been branded "hideous" by the family of the suffragette as they attempt to block a former Tory MP from erecting it in Parliament Square. The new monument
Andrea Leadsom Veteran SNP MP trolled by independence activists for paying tribute to Andrea LeadsomThe Telegraph - By Auslan CrambLess than three weeks after senior SNP figures denounced online abuse by “cybernats”, the party’s longest serving MP has been attacked by independence activists for paying tribute to Andrea Leadsom. Pete
10 Whorlton Hall staff arrested on suspicion of physical and psychological abuseThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinPolice have arrested 10 members of staff at a hospital where patients with autism and learning difficulties were allegedly abused in scandal dubbed a “second Winterbourne View”. Durham Police said their
Countryside French mayor seeks heritage status for sounds of the countryside as residents complain about cockerels and cowsThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelThe mayor of a French village has called for the noises of the countryside to be declared a national heritage treasure in a bid to prevent farmers from being taken to court over the cockerel’s crow, the
Giro d'Italia Giro d'Italia 2019, stage 13 results and standings: Ilnur Zakarin claims summit finish victory as Jan Polanc retains pinkThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport The Giro continues on Saturday with the 131km run from Saint-Vincent to Courmayeur and concludes with a time trial in Verona on June 2.
English Gardens Grow to eat: how to cut back on plastic potsThe Telegraph - By Jack WallingtonIt came as a surprise to me to discover that the black plastic pots in which I’ve been raising seedlings aren’t recyclable. As a conservationist, I wanted to change, but finding alternatives was tricky,
Wales Wild camping to be legalised across parts of England and Wales in new schemeThe Telegraph - By Holly TuppenA pilot platform launched this week is legalising wild camping in England and Wales for the first time, potentially transforming access to national parks. The website UK Wild Camp now allows avid campers
Science Sense of purpose 'doubles' chances of enjoying a long retirementThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinPensioners who feel they have a purpose in life have double the chance of enjoying a long retirement, new research has found. A landmark study of more than 6,000 older people found a “significant” link
Princess Charlotte Princess Charlotte to join Prince George's school, St Thomas's BatterseaThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersPrincess Charlotte will join her older brother Prince George at his London school from September, Kensington Palace has announced. Charlotte, who celebrated her fourth birthday on May 4, will become a
Brexit Theresa May orchestrated her own downfall, but the Brexit impasse she left behind isn't going to go awayThe Telegraph - By Alastair CampbellYou would have to have a heart of stone not to feel some sympathy for Theresa May as her voice broke with emotion on closing her resignation statement. But. I am afraid it is a very big but, and it left
Philip Green Frank Field tells Philip Green to personally fund Arcadia pension deficitThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerA senior Labour MP has called on Sir Philip Green to personally fund the pension scheme of his Arcadia retail empire if plans to reduce its deficit prove insufficient. Frank Field, chairman of the Commons
Brexit Watch the many low moments of Theresa May's premiership... and a few highsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph VideoTowards the beginning of her premiership, Theresa May's initial approval ratings once made her one of the most popular Prime Ministers of the modern era. But throughout the lengthy Brexit negotiations
Cannes Beheadings, castration, and death by flamethrower: was this the most violent Cannes yet?The Telegraph - By Tim RobeyWhere other editions of Cannes have gone big on hardcore sex, hefty political messaging or any number of more esoteric themes, 2019’s festival, as it draws to a close, stands out mainly as a most violent
Manchester United Andy Cole: Memories of the treble, the greatest season in Manchester United's history and that Teddy Sheringham feudThe Telegraph - By James DuckerThe Dell, Oct 3, 1998: Of the many memorable staging posts on the road to immortality for Manchester United - from those dramatic 3-3 draws with Barcelona and Bayern Munich in the Champions League group
Indiana Jones The Last Crusade at 30: how Sean Connery saved Indiana Jones from certain doomThe Telegraph - By Tom FordyThere’s an oft told legend that Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade was made as Steven Spielberg’s apology for the darker, critically mauled Temple of Doom. Last Crusade has been seen as a retraction of
Huawei China accuses US of plot to 'colonise global business' by targeting HuaweiThe Telegraph - By Natasha Bernal and James CookChinese state media has accused the US of seeking to "colonise global business" by targeting telecom equipment giant Huawei and other Chinese companies with sanctions. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman
OFCOM BT forced to give greater Openreach access to rivalsThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldBritain's telecoms regulator is planning to order BT to give rivals greater access to its Openreach infrastructure in a bid to speed up the launch of high-speed fibre cables. The draft rules announced
Bletchley Park Is it worth taking children to Bletchley Park to learn about the war? AbsolutelyThe Telegraph - By Matt HamptonIf war is hell, the devil must love the attention. And as the anniversaries roll around, our focus sharpens ever closer on one conflict in particular. The Second World War endures in the memory for a of
Spice Girls When the Spice Girls hit Cannes: the inside story of Spice World, 'the worst film ever made'The Telegraph - By Alice VincentSpice World has become one of cinema’s laughing stocks. A decade ago the British public voted it the worst film ever made. The Union Jack-clad Spice Bus, famously driven by Meatloaf, was found rotting
The dark side of sumo wrestling – and the etiquette of watching a boutThe Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouThey rinse their mouths, sprinkle some salt, clap their hands, stamp their feet – and then, once the niceties are over, they charge at their opponent in a fast-paced, powerful and near-naked clash that
Narendra Modi Bored with Brexit? Look to Modi's India to grow your cashThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesInvestors fed up with political uncertainty in Britain, China, America and many European countries might want to consider buying into India. Prime minister Narendra Modi scored a resounding victory in
Travel Cruise ship review: Celebrity FloraThe Telegraph - By Jane ArcherCelebrity Cruises’ expedition ship Celebrity Flora has been designed and built to sail in the Galapagos. She will arrive in the islands in mid-June and will be christened by Yolanda Kakabadse, a former
Marseille Andre Villas-Boas closes in on return to football with MarseilleThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtAndre Villas-Boas is close to making a return to football as the coach of Marseille. Talks are understood to have taken place with the French club’s director of football Andoni Zubizarreta who is looking
Personal Finance (UK) Warning over car boot counterfeit surge this bank holidayThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanCar-boot-sale shoppers could be left out of pocket this bank holiday Monday and quite literally be burnt by shoddy counterfeit goods this weekend, including fake perfumes and sunglasses, dodgy electrical
Katarina Johnson-Thompson still feels like an impostor and demands more from herself to fulfil potentialThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomEven with her face adorning the banners that line the sleepy streets of Gotzis this weekend, Katarina Johnson-Thompson still does not feel she belongs. More than that – she feels like an impostor. It a
'Difficult if not impossible' to check safety of NHS screening programmes amid litany of failings, expert warnsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyBritain's cancer screening programmes are lagging behind the rest of the world because it is not even clear who is in charge of them, a damning review warns. Sir Mike Richards was asked to examine the
