Brunei's sultan returns Oxford degree after gay sex death penalty backlashThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyBrunei’s Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah has returned an honorary degree awarded by Britain’s Oxford University after a global backlash led by celebrities including George Clooney and Elton John for proposing
Brexit Business fears May’s departure increases risk of no-deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Sophie SmithAnalysts have warned that Theresa May’s resignation will have a negative effect on markets because of continued political uncertainty and the rising chance of a no-deal Brexit. Theresa May confirmed she
Ruth Davidson calls on next prime minister to show 'resolute' commitment to the UnionThe Telegraph - By Auslan CrambRuth Davidson has called for the next prime minister to show a resolute commitment to Scotland's place in the Union, while Nicola Sturgeon claimed Theresa May's departure would strengthen the case for
Brexit Brussels insists nothing has changed in Brexit despite Theresa May's resignationThe Telegraph - By James CrispThe European Union insisted it would not renegotiate the Brexit withdrawal agreement no matter who succeeds Theresa May after the prime minister announced she would resign this morning. Brussels said nothing
Mount Everest Three more climbers die amid Everest 'traffic jam'The Telegraph - By Ben FarmerThree more climbers have died on the overcrowded slopes of Mount Everest after a run of clear weather saw mountaineers stuck for hours in a high altitude human traffic jam. Thursday's deaths followed other
Classic Cars Racing back to the future with Silverstone Classic 2019The Telegraph - By Simon ArronChevron, Ralt, March, Lola, Maurer, Reynard, Toj, AGS… to the wider world such names might not mean a great deal, but to anyone steeped in motor racing they represent a glorious, bygone age, a time when
Beer Belgian brothers resume beer brewing after more than two centuriesThe Telegraph - By James CrispAfter more than two centuries, and three devastating fires, the brothers of Grimbergen Abbey in Belgium will soon once again be brewing their famous medieval beer. Four years of research into ancient are
Cricket World Cup ICC warns 12 known fixers to stay away from World CupThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreThe International Cricket Council has warned around 12 known 'corruptors' not to travel to England for the Cricket World Cup. As first revealed by Telegraph Sport, Alex Marshall, the general manager of
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Travel 'Their bravery gives me hope': Prince William hails shortlist for Tusk conservation in Africa awardsThe Telegraph - By Hugh MorrisPrince William has praised the “bravery and determination” of the three nominees shortlisted for this year’s Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa, one of the most prestigious recognitions of environmental
Theresa May Watch: Theresa May's last PMQs before announcing resignationThe Telegraph - By Luke HurstTheresa May announced on Friday she will stand down as Conservative party leader and prime minister on June 7. Just two days before, she went head-to-head with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, in what will
Great Britain The votes are in! The nation's favourite sandwich revealed, as chosen by youThe Telegraph - By Jack RearIt was a high stakes tournament of established heavyweights to mark British Sandwich Week, pitting some of Britain’s most iconic fillings against one another, but there could be only one winner. We began
Eoin Morgan England captain Eoin Morgan has X-ray on injured fingerThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEngland captain Eoin Morgan will undergo "a precautionary X-ray" after injuring his left index finger in training, the England and Wales Cricket Board has announced. Morgan was practising with his team-mates
Politics Farewell, Theresa May - a compromise Prime Minister in a post-compromise worldThe Telegraph - By Tom HarrisIt was the day after the 2017 election that forever defined and hobbled her leadership As the fourth Conservative prime minister in a row was forced from Downing Street over the issue of Europe, I must
Books Goodbye Mog: why Judith Kerr killed the nation's favourite catThe Telegraph - By Martin ChiltonIn 2002, the children's author Judith Kerr was signing books for her readers at Harrods when a little girl approached to tell her how much she loved Kerr's fictional cat Mog. "I suddenly thought, 'Oh what
Theresa May Theresa May’s passionate speech was the best of her political career - but it came too lateThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyPassionate, personal and patriotic - arguably the best speech of Theresa May’s political career came as it was brought to a teary end outside Number 10. Notwithstanding the shambolic nature of her premiership,
Sofa Rewild your child: 11 ideas to get them off the sofa and into nature this half termThe Telegraph - By Matt Hampton‘I wanna play cricket on the green; ride my bike across the stream; cut myself and see my blood; I wanna come home all covered in mud …” So sang The Who in the song, I’m a Boy, as long ago as 1966. Pete
Superfoods Why miso is 2019's new superfoodThe Telegraph - By Jack RearSpend a little while with your ear to the ground around trend-setting foodies, and you’ll almost certainly hear the word “miso” cropping up in conversation. The ‘new’ superfood made from fermented soy
Jordan Pickford Everton sign goalkeeper Jonas Lossl on free transfer as back-up to Jordan PickfordThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeEverton have made their first transfer move of the summer by signing goalkeeper Jonas Lossl on a Bosman deal. Lossl will officially move to Goodison Park on free transfer from Huddersfield Town on July
Theresa May 'Theresa May was not the leader the country needed' - Telegraph readers react to this week's storiesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersTheresa May announced her resignation as Prime Minister on Friday morning following weeks of Tory party turmoil and three years of tumultuous Brexit negotiations. Facing revolt on the backbenches and within
20th Century 14 reasons why everything was better in the 1970, the decade when we really did see everything through rose-tinted glassesThe Telegraph - By Shane WatsonRocketman, the Elton John biopic, opened this week with much fanfare and some heated discussion as to why rock movies are the new blockbusters. Is it the stadium-sized spectacle of it all? The foot-stomping
Theresa May Theresa May, broken at last: how the steeliest person in politics was reduced to tearsThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconIt hurt to watch. You could see in her face the battle she was fighting. Fighting to keep her composure. Fighting to maintain her dignity. Fighting to show that, despite it all, she was going out with
Theresa May Theresa May resigns as Prime Minister - who should replace her? Have your sayThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersA visibly emotional Theresa May announced on Friday morning that she will depart Number 10 on June 7 after almost three years as Prime Minister. The announcement followed three failed attempts to secure
Theresa May The blunt truth is, Theresa May was a terrible Prime Minister, and we're better off without herThe Telegraph - By Andrew LilicoSo Theresa May has resigned, effective June 7. That means she will still be Conservative leader during what will surely be a Tory rout in the Peterborough by-election, rather than a new leader starting
Theresa May In resigning, Theresa May has finally given the nation what it wantsThe Telegraph - By Judith WoodsFinally, Theresa May delivered something the nation wanted. Not Brexit. Not national unity. Not even party unity. On the doorstep of Number 10, the Prime Minister tendered her resignation, but she also
Volvo XC90 Katie Morley Investigates: 'New Volvo XC90 with faulty brakes could have killed my family'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyIntroducing our new consumer champion column: Katie Morley Investigates. If a company has let you down she is here to fight your corner. If you've lost money or been badly treated contact Katie here or
Brexit Retail sales jump as shoppers shake off Brexit uncertaintyThe Telegraph - By Julia BradshawRetail sales jumped in the three months to April, buoyed by warmer weather and online shopping, suggesting Brexit uncertainty has failed to stop consumers spending. Sales increased by 1.8pc in the three
Brexit If only Theresa May had been bloody difficult with the EU, rather than her own MPs, she could have delivered BrexitThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettIf Theresa May cannot deliver Brexit, the main point of her premiership, why stay on? She recognised that today in confirming her plan to bow out while Tories pick her successor over the coming weeks.
Chelsea FC Chelsea accused of abandoning fans and showing little concern for difficulties faced in getting to BakuThe Telegraph - By Matt LawChelsea have been accused of abandoning their fans and showing little concern for the problems caused by the Europa League final being being staged in Baku by the club’s supporters’ trust. Their opponents,
Fashion (UK) H&M names Giambattista Valli as its next designer collaboratorThe Telegraph - By Charlie Gowans-EglintonThe Cannes film festival is in full swing, and each day brings with it star-studded red carpets, film premieres and the sort of parties that you only see in films. Thursday evening's charity gala at the
