Thames Water boss ousted after record leaksThe Telegraph - By Jillian AmbroseThames Water has ousted its chief executive after less than three years in the role after weathering repeated dressings down from the industry regulator. Britain’s biggest water supplier said Steve Robertson,
Dogs Owners angry after blind dogs banned from competitionsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerBlind dogs have been banned from taking part in competitions after the Kennel Club ruled the activities cause the animals too much stress. The unexpected move has prompted anger among dozens of owners
Isobel Waller-Bridge: 'Working with Phoebe on Fleabag were the happiest months of our entire lives'The Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelIsobel Waller-Bridge can tell what her sister Phoebe is thinking by looking at the back of her head. It’s a skill which proved useful, she says, during the edit of Fleabag’s second series, when for weeks
French Polynesia France acknowledges Polynesian islands 'strong-armed' into dangerous nuclear testsThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelFrance has officially acknowledged for the first time that French Polynesians were effectively forced into accepting almost 200 nuclear tests conducted over a 30-year period, and that it is responsible
Theresa May Theresa May should have embraced advice on 'compromise' earlier, Sir Nicholas Winton's daughter suggestsThe Telegraph - By Jack HardyThe daughter of Sir Nicholas Winton has suggested Theresa May left it too late to embrace her father's advice on compromise, after his words were quoted outside Downing Street. The Prime Minister invoked
Theresa May Theresa May's disastrous premiership was always going to end in tearsThe Telegraph - By Leo McKinstryTheresa May’s tear-stained final speech in Downing Street exuded self-pity. But sympathy for her will have been in short supply, especially from Leave voters and Tory activists. For she was undoubtedly
Catalonia Four jailed Catalan MPs suspended from Spanish parliament ahead of European and local electionsThe Telegraph - By James BadcockFour jailed Catalan politicians have been suspended as MPs in Spain’s Congress as the country's democracy continues to suffer jolts from an unlawful referendum on independence for Catalonia in 2017. The
WhatsApp Receive Cricket World Cup audio updates from Geoffrey Boycott via WhatsAppThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportYou will be able to receive Cricket World Cup updates from Telegraph columnist Geoffrey Boycott during this summer’s competition straight to your phone via WhatsApp. Throughout this year’s tournament legendary
Conservative PartyTory MPs warn Theresa May's successor the Conservative Party needs a snap general election like it needs a 'hole in theThe Telegraph - By Jack MaidmentTory MPs have warned Theresa May's successor that the Conservative Party needs an early general election like it needs a “hole in the head” amid calls for a snap poll to break the Brexit deadlock. Europhile
Livestreaming Payout for family of Chinese daredevil who died while livestreaming a stuntThe Telegraph - By James RothwellA video livestreaming service has been ordered to pay out 30,000 yuan (£3,400) to the mother of a daredevil who plunged to his death from a 62-foot skyscraper after he filmed himself doing pull-ups on
Great Britain Mrs May has been Britain's worst Prime Minister and her legacy is one of failureThe Telegraph - By Nigel FarageBefore I examine why Theresa May has been forced to resign, it is important to state that it’s impossible not to feel sorry for her. She is a dedicated public servant with a clear sense of duty. With said,
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Oil Strategic oil reserves give US a trump card amid latest Gulf tensionsThe Telegraph - By Andy CritchlowKeeping fuel prices low is a political priority for US President Donald Trump. Just don’t bet on him gambling with America’s emergency hoard of oil hidden away in underground caves to achieve a second
Vince Cable Sir Vince Cable triggers Lib Dem leadership contest with new leader set to be in place by July 23The Telegraph - By Jack MaidmentSir Vince Cable has triggered a Liberal Democrat leadership contest with his replacement due to take over on July 23. The Lib Dems have opened the nomination process for candidates to put themselves forward
Lyon LiveThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelA manhunt is underway in the southeastern French city of Lyon after at least seven people were injured in the explosion of a "nail bomb". According to the interior ministry, the blast was caused by a bomb"
For Men The brash Gordon Gekko is long gone, replaced with a far better modelThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigWhat a difference a few decades make. If Gordon Gekko was the poster boy for Eighties toxic masculinity - Michael Douglas's alpha predator of Wall Street was the walking, talking archetype of the "greed
Southampton Southampton facing tidal wave of legal action from Bob Higgins' victimsThe Telegraph - By Ben RumsbySouthampton are facing a tidal wave of legal action from victims of Bob Higgins after one of football’s worst paedophiles was finally brought to justice. Abuse survivors and lawyers representing them the
Giro d'Italia Giro d'Italia 2019: What time does stage 14 start, what TV channel can I watch it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 14 of the Giro d'Italia is on Saturday May 25, 2019. The 14th stage at the Giro d'Italia, the 131km run from Saint-Vincent to Courmayeur, gets under way at 12.10pm (BST). Telegraph Sport's live will
Theresa May I don't feel sorry for Theresa May - her obstinacy made her the architect of her own destructionThe Telegraph - By Douglas CarswellAbandon any shred of sympathy you might harbour for this stubborn and incompetent PM As her voice cracked, Theresa May’s emotion felt raw and palpable. So much so that pundits and politicians rushed to
Facebook Facebook accused of leaving 'broken children' in wake of its commercial aims, abuse inquiry hearsThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightFacebook has been accused of leaving 'broken children' as collateral damage in the wake of their commercial aims, the child sex abuse inquiry has heard. Barrister William Chapman, representing the victims
Obituaries Richard Sumner, popular hard-riding joint master of the Heythrop hunt and prize-winning breeder of hounds – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesRichard Sumner, who has died aged 74, was a joint master of the Heythrop for 28 seasons and one of the hunt’s finest field masters of the past 50 years. His ability to thrill – and terrify – the hard-riding
Europe It's time to press delete on Europe's failed data protection rulesThe Telegraph - By Matthew LynnTechnology start-ups are booming across the Continent. Consumers are feeling safer and more secure online. Politics is becoming calmer, more reasonable, and more rational while competition is increasing
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.
