Politics Jeremy Corbyn aide 'resigns with attack on Labour leader'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersOne of Jeremy Corbyn's closest aides has reportedly resigned, issuing a warning that the Labour leader will not win the next general election. Andrew Fisher, head of policy and the author of the party's
UK News Murder hunt after 15-year-old boy stabbed to death in skate parkThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA murder probe has been started after a 15-year-old boy was stabbed to death in a skate park. Police were called to Salt Hill Park in Slough, Berkshire, at around 6.30pm on Saturday. Thames Valley Police
David Cameron Letters: What Cameron’s comments on Brexit reveal about the political classThe Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – David Cameron’s recent admission that he was unaware of the public’s dislike of the EU is significant. It demonstrates just how out of touch our politicians are with popular feeling. I find it frightening
Cricket Simon Harmer the hero as Essex Eagles have a blast with thrilling last-ball win against Worcestershire in T20 FinalThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreThis is the summer of cricket in 2019, when the miraculous has almost come to seem mundane, as the sport has traversed new depths of the brilliant and the absurd. And so when Simon Harmer lashed the final
Neil Lennon Neil Lennon aims to change - but not Celtic's winning habit as Scottish champions target 10th successive trophyThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythOn the face of it, Celtic’s Betfred Scottish League Cup quarter-final tie at home to Partick Thistle on Wednesday should amount to little more than a stroll, all the more so given the turmoil enveloping
Politics Labour will abolish prescription fees for everyone in England, party to announceThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickJeremy Corbyn will pledge to abolish charges for all medicine prescribed by NHS doctors, as he puts his party on an election footing this weekend. Labour has drawn up plans to scrap the £9 charge paid
Paul Pogba Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reiterates Paul Pogba going nowhere despite expected January speculationThe Telegraph - By Ian WhittellOle Gunnar Solskjaer is braced for a fresh move by Real Madrid for Paul Pogba in the January transfer window, but insists the club has no intention of selling him. Real apparently remain fixated upon potential
Opinion Britain's conferences should not be proroguedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewAs the Supreme Court considers the arguments over prorogation, it should cast a sceptical eye over the Remainers’ latest obsession. Anti-Brexit MPs seem to think that the Commons should now sit almost
Bicycle Racing 'Thanks Yorkshire': Great Britain's para-cyclists shine as Harrogate welcomes Para-Cycling InternationalThe Telegraph - By John MacLearyGreat Britain's para-cyclists gave the home crowds plenty to cheer about on Saturday after its riders dominated the Para-Cycling International in Harrogate with eight victories. After earlier in the day
Housing Build commuter villages near train stations in green belt to solve housing crisis, Government toldThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasA thousand "commuter villages" providing 2.1 million new homes should be built in the green belt near train stations to help solve Britain's housing crisis, says a leading Government adviser and academic.
Politics Global Britain is leading the world as a force for goodThe Telegraph - By Dominic RaabThis week, I will join the Prime Minister in New York, where he is leading the UK delegation to the United Nations’ annual General Assembly. As we make progress in our Brexit negotiations, we are also
Homes left empty for more than six months could be seized by councils under radical plans set to be endorsed by Labour thisThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeHomes left empty for more than six months could be seized by councils under radical plans set to be endorsed by Labour this week, The Sunday Telegraph understands. Momentum, the pro-Corbyn campaign group,
PoliticsForeign leaders want Britain to 'get on with' Brexit in order to begin striking lucrative trade deals, says Liz Truss inThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickCountries outside of the EU want Britain and Brussels to "get on with" Brexit in order to begin striking free trade deals with the UK, the Trade Secretary has said. Speaking on a tour of Australia, New
Politics Abolishing private schools is a “vote loser and not a vote winner” for Labour, exclusive poll revealsThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Camilla TurnerJohn McDonnell was wrong to claim that a policy of abolishing private schools would gain votes for Labour, a former headmaster of Harrow has insisted. Citing a new poll, Barnaby Lenon, the chairman of
Politics High Speed 2 will cost £106.4 billion - almost double the amount claimed by Theresa May - official review panel toldThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickHigh Speed 2 will cost almost double the amount claimed by Theresa May, an official review panel has been told, as a new analysis put the overall bill at £106.4 billion. A paper submitted to an inquiry
Priti Patel Only four cabinet ministers to deliver keynote speeches at Tory conference, as Government seeks to focus key election messagesThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickOnly four of Boris Johnson's cabinet ministers will deliver keynote speeches at the Conservatives' annual conference next week, as the Government seeks to focus on a series of core messages ahead of a
United Kingdom MPs to launch inquiry into foreign ownership of British defence firms following Cobham takeoverThe Telegraph - By Vinjeru MkandawireMPs are to mount their own inquiry into foreign ownership of sensitive military and technology companies following the £4bn swoop on Cobham by an American private equity firm. The takeover by Advent, by
Hong Kong Stock Exchange Hong Kong enlists help of banking heavyweights to win over London Stock Exchange shareholdersThe Telegraph - By Lucy Burton and Harriet RussellThe Hong Kong stock exchange has called on a trio of banking heavyweights to help it charm London Stock Exchange shareholders, after its shock £32bn takeover approach was comprehensively rejected by the
Archie Mountbatten-Windsor Duchess of Sussex to take colouring books, pens and Archie's baby clothes for South African children on royal tourThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duchess of Sussex will deliver colouring books, pens and baby clothes from her son Archie Mountbatten-Windsor to the children of South Africa, as the family embark on their official tour this week.
Politics Hard Left plans for life after CorbynThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Harry YorkeJeremy Corbyn's allies have begun triggering succession plans after concluding that Labour has “passed the high-water mark of Corbynism”. Representatives of the hard-Left Momentum campaign group stripped
Pep Guardiola Pep Guardiola: It is impossible to keep secrets anymoreThe Telegraph - By Sam WallacePep Guardiola has declared that it is impossible to keep information secret. The Manchester City manager, speaking after his side had recorded their biggest top-flight victory in an 8-0 thrashing of Watford,
Thomas Cook Murder on the Benidorm Express for Thomas CookThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsDespite the prominence of Brussels in our current discourse, for most Britons it remains a challenge to name 10 famous Belgians. For instance, not a lot of people know that Thomas Cook once hailed from
Politics If the Establishment’s coup against Brexit succeeds, our institutions will never recoverThe Telegraph - By Daniel HannanI had my Europhile three-year-old with me in Strasbourg last week. In his mind, the European Parliament means endless goodies: lollipops proffered by kind ushers, games with Daddy’s Spanish assistant,
Thomas Cook Emergency plan to rescue Thomas Cook passengersThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillAn emergency coalition of some of Europe’s biggest airlines, including British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, is on high alert to rescue Thomas Cook customers if the tour operator cannot be saved from collapse
Politics Labour backing Remain would be a betrayal of Brexit voters - we must be able to find a compromise solutionThe Telegraph - By Jo PlattThere is no shortage of loud voices in Westminster dominating the scene with their miraculous solutions to the Brexit debate. We have become almost accustomed to their daily sermons, preaching their preferred
Jon Rahm 'It's going to be a big battle': Jon Rahm and Danny Willett lead PGA Championship by three shotsThe Telegraph - By James CorriganIf it is a Rolex Series event, then Jon Rahm is at the top of leaderboard. You could almost set your watch by it. Certainly, it is a lucrative habit to have, with the increased purses of £5 million-plus,
Kraft Heinz Graduate accused of stealing £600,000 from Heinz in customer billing scamThe Telegraph - By Patrick Sawer and Sarah LimbrickA young graduate is accused of stealing more than half a million pounds from the food giant Heinz after working at the firm for less than a year. Karan Chopra is being sued by Heinz for damages and the
Formula One Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel blast F1 owner's plan to spice up grand prix qualifying with reverse grid raceThe Telegraph - By Phil DuncanFormula One drivers are on a collision course with the sport’s bosses after Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel criticised plans to reverse grids. F1’s American owner, Liberty Media, has staged talks the
Norwich City Norwich City brought back down to earth with a bump as Chris Wood double eases Burnley to victoryThe Telegraph - By Adam LaniganNorwich City received a huge Premier League reality check just seven days after they dethroned Champions Manchester City. Praise and adulation from all quarters was richly deserved after that memorable
Cricket Worcestershire complete one of the most remarkable comebacks in T20 history to claim place in Blast finalThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreNottinghamshire had to score 11 runs from 12 balls to reach the final of the Vitality T20 Blast. They had eight wickets in hand – and, actually, 10 runs would have been enough to win on fewer wickets with
