Gloucester Rugby LiveThe Telegraph - By Charlie MorganThere are Saracens, who have arrived with around an hour and a quarter until kick-off. The conditions look still and warmish. It could be a quick one, this game. Hello and welcome to our live text commentary
Theresa May After Theresa May, my party must reconnect with its low tax, freedom-loving rootsThe Telegraph - By Suella BravermanOur future cannot revolve around following Jeremy Corbyn further to the left No-one can deny the Prime Minister’s commitment to public service. Her statement yesterday was both dignified and moving. Such
Obituaries Murray Gell-Mann, physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work on elementary particles – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesMurray Gell-Mann, the theoretical physicist, who has died aged 89, was most famous as the man who discovered and named the quark, the basic building block of atomic nuclei, though that was only a small
Dear Richard Madeley: 'How can I stop myself from welling up when I walk my daughter down the aisle?'The Telegraph - By Richard MadeleyOur daughter is getting married next year and, as father of the bride, I am to give her away and make a speech. I have no problem with standing up in front of 100-plus people and talking, nor (so far I
Brexit 'The coming months will be a no-deal game of chicken': Asa Bennett on what's next for BrexitThe Telegraph - By Asa Bennett and Duarte Dias and Marnie GillAfter a drawn-out and tumultuous end to her tenure, Theresa May has finally resigned and perspective Tory party leaders are posturing to fill her shoes. The new prime minister faces an epic game of 'No-Deal
Iran Trump sends 1,500 troops to counter Iran and pushes through £6 billion arms sale to Arab alliesThe Telegraph - By Raf SanchezDonald Trump has ordered another 1,500 US troops to the Middle East and overruled Congressional objections to sell £6.3 billion in weapons to America’s Arab allies amid ongoing tensions with Iran. Mr approved
Theresa May Theresa May is the product of a party that believes in nothingThe Telegraph - By Sherelle JacobsTheresa May was a symptom, not the cause of the Conservative Party crisis. It is tempting to see her resignation speech, racked with emotion and radiant with stubbornness, as the reluctant adieu of an
Roland Garros Tennis Podcast: Roland Garros Preview – How many title contenders are there in the women’s draw?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIn her pre-tournament press conference at Roland Garros, defending champion Simona Halep said that she believes this year’s tournament is less open than it was 12 months ago. Last year, Halep claimed there
Change UK Change UK raise hopes of anti-Brexit electoral pact with Lib DemsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThe hopes of voters who want Britain to ditch Brexit received a boost after Change UK said it could form an electoral pact with the Liberal Democrats. Former Labour MP Chuka Umunna, the party’s spokesman,
Grandmother of new lord of the manor shuns £50 million mansion for family home on Cornish estateThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdStanding outside her pebbledashed former council house, Barbara Binns is adamant that she could never be persuaded to move out of her humble home. However, the 82-year-old pensioner cannot help but laugh
Bicycle Racing Giro d'Italia 2019 – race for pink: Man-of-the-match performance puts Mikel Landa back in the gameThe Telegraph - By John MacLearyWhile attempting to understand how a bicycle race works, it is important to remember that unlike football or rugby there are an infinitesimal number of variables at play at any given time, each dictating
Travel The audiobooks that will inspire you to travel the worldThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelAudiobooks are made for multitaskers. Armed with only a smartphone and a set of earphones, your thoughts could be wandering, say, the piazzas of Naples (captured in Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan novels)
Women's News Like the Queen, I’m baffled by self-service checkoutsThe Telegraph - By Bryony GordonIt’s not often I feel like the Queen, but this week, as our monarch stared in polite bafflement at some self-service checkouts on a visit to Sainsbury’s, I felt her pain. Oh, how we all felt her pain.
An ode to the British castle – and the six best to visit this summerThe Telegraph - By Sophie CampbellOlive, Lady Baillie, the last chatelaine of Leeds Castle in Kent had little interest in the past, according to her biographer, “being far more concerned with the here and now”. Yet there she was, sitting
Jacob Rees-Mogg The Victorians by Jacob Rees-Mogg, review: this clichéd, lazy history often reads like it was written by a baboonThe Telegraph - By Simon HefferHaving always admired Jacob Rees-Mogg for his integrity – you don’t get much of that in politics these days – I find it hard to believe he actually wrote this book or, if someone wrote it for him, allowed
Golf Golf highlights: Jonas Blixt holds on for one-stroke lead over Kevin Na at Charles Schwab ChallengeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportJonas Blixt soared into the lead with an eye-catching eagle at the 17th hole and held on for a one-stroke advantage over Kevin Na and Tony Finau after the second round of the Charles Schwab Challenge Fort
Boris Johnson Rory Stewart says he could not serve under Boris JohnsonThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTory leadership contender Rory Stewart has said he could not serve in a government led by Boris Johnson pushing a no-deal Brexit agenda. The International Development Secretary told BBC Radio 4's Today
Derby County Championship playoff final: best bets as Aston Villa and Derby County attempt to return to the big timeThe Telegraph - By Ross ClarkeIt’s do or die for teams at wembley this weekend, with the final promotion places set to be decided in what will hopefully be a thrilling three matches. For the first time since 2005, the teams who finished
Monaco Grand Prix F1 Monaco Grand Prix 2019: Race start time, how to watch on TV and latest betting oddsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe 2019 Monaco Grand Prix, the sixth round of the 2019 Formula One season at the Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo. Practice took place on Thursday, May 23, qualifying is today, so Saturday, May 25, and
Politics The real problem with Theresa May was that she wasn't a Conservative to start withThe Telegraph - By Madeline GrantWhen Theresa May sacked George Osborne from Cabinet, hours after becoming Prime Minister, she urged him to go away and “get to know his party”. This exchange was typical of a politician who revelled in
Politics General election: Could one be called this year - and who would win?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTheresa May has announced she will step down as Prime Minister on June 7, triggering a Conservative leadership race, and raising the possibility of an early a general election. A snap election could rearrange
Conservative Party Next Prime Minister odds: Boris Johnson current favourite in the Conservative Party leadership electionThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettWith Theresa May's resignation as Prime Minister confirmed, attention will now move swiftly on to the crowd of Tories jostling to succeed her. Several Conservative politicians are said to be "on manoeuvres"
Conservative Party Conservative leadership election: How is the next Tory leader and Prime Minister selected?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTheresa May has formally announced her resignation as Prime Minister, firing the starting gun in the race to replace her. A number of party heavyweights had already begun jostling for position in anticipation
Brexit Party European elections polls: Brexit Party forecast to win the most votesThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Patrick ScottWith the public having voted in the European Parliament elections on Thursday, the last polls (taken before voting day) show that Nigel Farage's Brexit Party was likely to gain the most votes in the UK.
Barbecue Barbecues don't all have to be about the meat – give your veg some fire and smoke with Genevieve Taylor's vibrant recipesThe Telegraph - By Genevieve TaylorAs a passionate omnivore, my overriding desire is to explode the myth that a good barbecue has to be all about Man vs Meat. Barbecuing is on an exponential rise. Running alongside that, the appetite for
European Parliament European elections 2019: When do we find out the results of yesterday's vote?The Telegraph - By Peter FosterHere's everything you need to know about the European election vote, when we will get the results, and whether UK MEPs will even get to sit in the European Parliament. The polls took place in the UK on
Formula One 'I don’t want to be the only woman here': Claire Williams will keep battling to upset Formula One's male-dominated worldThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownShe might be the most prominent woman in Formula One, but Claire Williams is accustomed to feeling like the odd one out. At times, there can be as much testosterone sloshing around this sport as petrol.
Matthew Broderick Matthew Broderick on marriage, teen movies and making his West End debutThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghIt’s hard being Matthew Broderick. I mean, these things are relative – he’s a successful actor with a career spanning four decades, an enduring marriage to Sarah Jessica Parker, three lovely children a
Isle of Man TT Isle of Man TT 2019: looking ahead to this year's Tourist TrophyThe Telegraph - By Rachael CleggBelieve it or not, the Isle of Man TT Races is a result of a speed restriction. The 1904 Gordon Bennett Cup was due to be hosted in Britain but the Motor Car Act of 1903, and its 20mph speed limit, put
Women's News From Eden to May, I've met every prime minister - and seen how they cope with crisis behind closed doorsThe Telegraph - By Gyles BrandrethI have been in the privileged position of having met every British prime minister since Anthony Eden (1955-57), and I have seen - often first-hand - the various ways in which each has faced adversity,
