Labour Party Labour peers take out newspaper advert to tell Corbyn he is 'failing the test of leadership'The Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesMore than 60 Labour peers have taken out a newspaper advertisement to accuse party leader Jeremy Corbyn of "failing the test of leadership" amid the ongoing anti-Semitism row. The full page advert, published
Inflation LiveThe Telegraph - By Michael O'Dwyer Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles. Free for 30 days, then just £1 per week
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanBoris Johnson is plotting a snap election next summer while Labour remain divided under Jeremy Corbyn. According to insiders within the Boris camp, Mr Johnson is planning a general election as soon as
Joey Barton Fleetwood manager Joey Barton charged with actual bodily harm after incident during match at BarnsleyThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganJoey Barton, the Fleetwood Town manager, has been charged with actual bodily harm following a post-match tunnel incident with Barnsley boss Daniel Stendel. South Yorkshire Police, which had been investigating
Boris Johnson Next Prime Minister latest odds and polls: Boris Johnson's lead over Jeremy Hunt looks unassailableThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettThe final stage of the Conservative leadership election is now under way with Conservative Party members having received their ballots. The 160,000 strong membership will pick between Jeremy Hunt and Johnson
Boris Johnson Tory leadership result: When will the Conservative Party vote for the new Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe race to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party continues, as Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt faced off in the contest's first head-to-head leadership debate on Tuesday night last week.
Personal Finance (UK) Moral Money: 'I wasn't going to invite someone to my wedding – then she asked me to be her bridesmaid'The Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesI am getting married early next year and was planning to invite some people as evening guests only, rather than for the whole day. We are on a budget and need to keep costs down. Just before we sent out
Golf The Open 2019: Nick Dougherty assesses the leading contenders to lift the Claret JugThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportFormer Alfred Dunhill Links Champion and Sky Sports Golf presenter at the Open Nick Dougherty assesses the top 10 contenders to lift the Claret Jug. Has become a major titan, the man to beat. Tiger Woods
Golf Bad weather, British slang and fearless golf: How life on the Challenge Tour proved the making of Brooks KoepkaThe Telegraph - By James CorriganBrooks Koepka is a powerhouse of American golf with four major championships on his mantelpiece, but he cut his teeth as a professional on Europe's second-tier Challenge Tour. Golf Correspondent James
Obituaries Remembering the Moon landings: Wally Schirra, commander of the first Apollo flightThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesThis obituary has been republished as part of The Telegraph’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on the Moon. Wally Schirra, who died in 2007 aged 84, was the only astronaut
London Bridge The heroes who stood up to the London Bridge attackers deserve the highest praiseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe inquest into the shooting of the London Bridge terrorists reached the only conclusion it could. The jury found that the three attackers, who murdered eight people in 2017, were lawfully killed by officers.
Women's News Meet Livia Simoka, the fearless filmmaker who broke up a fight between tribes in the CongoThe Telegraph - By Guy KellySo, I ask Livia Simoka, is there anything you’re scared of? She falls silent in thought, her eyes drifting across the rooftop of a private members club in East London, where we've met. It’s mid-afternoon
Books Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams review: ‘an essential commentary on everyday racism’The Telegraph - By Philly MalickaQueenie Jenkins is a 25-year-old British-Jamaican woman living in south London, going on disastrous dates and making ruinous life decisions. If the tribulations of debut novelist Candice Carty-Williams's
Zimbabwe The extraordinary story of Zimbabwe’s netball minnows: 'Think how much better we would be with funding'The Telegraph - By Ben BloomA few hours before his side claimed an unlikely third World Cup victory over Barbados on Tuesday, Zimbabwe head coach Lloyd Makunde snatched some time for a quick shopping trip in Liverpool city centre.
Love Island Love Island isn't giving teenage girls body anxiety issues - stop patronising usThe Telegraph - By Emily JenkinsMy name is Emily. I am 17 years-old, and I am addicted to Love Island. Until last year, the idea of watching scantily-clad young adults pretend to fall in love for £50,000 was laughable. I spent my school
Stocks The perfect number of stocks to hold in a portfolio – it's more than you thinkThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanInvestors who have long been puzzled over the right number of stocks to include in a portfolio could be shocked after new research suggested a very high figure. Research from Vanguard, the fund house invented
Indiana Liverpool Tour Diary: 'Virgil van Dijk who?' Eerily quiet in Indiana as USA tour kicks off with local ambivalenceThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeThe first observation about Liverpool’s arrival in South Bend is the eerie quiet in Indiana. Thousands did not line the streets. No banners heralded the players arrival as the team coach made its merry
Eoin Morgan Eoin Morgan told his England side to 'calm it' at No 10 drinks with PM to avoid repeat of 2005The Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Tom MorganIt had taken 14 long years for the esteemed members of the England and Wales Cricket Board to live down the horror of their players staggering out of Downing Street drunk, having insulted the prime minister.
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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex Royal family pictures of the weekThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 17 View All Skip Ad
Technology Neuralink: Elon Musk unveils brain microchip to let humans 'merge with computers'The Telegraph - By James TitcombElon Musk has unveiled plans to implant computer chips in people’s brains that the US billionaire says will treat brain diseases and enable superhuman intelligence. Neuralink, a secretive company set by
Devolution Businesses back Boris's call for radical devolution to supercharge British regionsThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceRadical devolution of powers over skills and training, business taxes and incentives, and infrastructure could transform the economy to help the regions of the UK compete after Brexit, say company bosses.
Sanitation UK must spend more on water and sanitation to help lift everyone out of povertyThe Telegraph - By Tim WainwrightAs we look to Britain’s position in the world after we leave the European Union, there has been much debate about the role of our overseas aid budget. UK aid - supported by all but the fringes of UK politics
El Chapo Will the US ever get its hands on 'El Chapo's' billions?The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderWhen Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman steps into the courtroom in New York on Wednesday for sentencing, it will likely feel like the end for the Mexican drug lord. He faces a mandatory life sentence, and is certainly
Opinion (UK) Is there method in the madness of Donald Trump's latest outburst?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe President hopes his unacceptable language will cause consternation among the Democrats We are used to Donald Trump making outrageous statements but even by his standards the tweets of the past few
The Telegraph's ultimate guide to buying your first homeThe Telegraph - By Marianna HuntIt's harder than ever for young people to get on the property ladder. In some parts of the country you need as much as 13 times your salary to buy an average house in the area. That means that it would
Obituaries James Small, ‘bad boy’ of South Africa’s 1995 Rugby World Cup-winning side who marked Jonah Lomu out of the final – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJames Small, who has died of a heart attack aged 50, was a rugby union winger who won the World Cup with South Africa in 1995, putting in an immense shift in the final against the mighty New Zealander,
Melinda Gates 'People assumed Bill knew more than me': Melinda Gates on being one half of the world's top power coupleThe Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanMelinda Gates may be half of a billionaire power couple, but she still had her own fight for equality Melinda Gates is a private person. She believes, however, that by sharing our stories “we can change
Technology UK AI gender diversity is in 'crisis' as number of female scientists dropsThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalBritain's artificial intelligence (AI) sector is suffering from a "serious gender diversity crisis" as only 14pc of researchers are women, a new report has claimed. The amount of research published by
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Erdogan's gone too far. It's time to throw Turkey out of NatoThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinIn the 16 years since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power, he has shown himself to be a masterful manipulator in his dealings with the West. Playing on Europe’s desire to maintain close
Labour Party Labour peers take out newspaper advert to tell Corbyn he is 'failing the test of leadership'The Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesMore than 60 Labour peers have taken out a newspaper advertisement to accuse party leader Jeremy Corbyn of "failing the test of leadership" amid the ongoing anti-Semitism row. The full page advert, published
Inflation LiveThe Telegraph - By Michael O'Dwyer Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles. Free for 30 days, then just £1 per week
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanBoris Johnson is plotting a snap election next summer while Labour remain divided under Jeremy Corbyn. According to insiders within the Boris camp, Mr Johnson is planning a general election as soon as
Joey Barton Fleetwood manager Joey Barton charged with actual bodily harm after incident during match at BarnsleyThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganJoey Barton, the Fleetwood Town manager, has been charged with actual bodily harm following a post-match tunnel incident with Barnsley boss Daniel Stendel. South Yorkshire Police, which had been investigating
Boris Johnson Next Prime Minister latest odds and polls: Boris Johnson's lead over Jeremy Hunt looks unassailableThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettThe final stage of the Conservative leadership election is now under way with Conservative Party members having received their ballots. The 160,000 strong membership will pick between Jeremy Hunt and Johnson
Boris Johnson Tory leadership result: When will the Conservative Party vote for the new Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe race to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party continues, as Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt faced off in the contest's first head-to-head leadership debate on Tuesday night last week.
Personal Finance (UK) Moral Money: 'I wasn't going to invite someone to my wedding – then she asked me to be her bridesmaid'The Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesI am getting married early next year and was planning to invite some people as evening guests only, rather than for the whole day. We are on a budget and need to keep costs down. Just before we sent out
Golf The Open 2019: Nick Dougherty assesses the leading contenders to lift the Claret JugThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportFormer Alfred Dunhill Links Champion and Sky Sports Golf presenter at the Open Nick Dougherty assesses the top 10 contenders to lift the Claret Jug. Has become a major titan, the man to beat. Tiger Woods
Golf Bad weather, British slang and fearless golf: How life on the Challenge Tour proved the making of Brooks KoepkaThe Telegraph - By James CorriganBrooks Koepka is a powerhouse of American golf with four major championships on his mantelpiece, but he cut his teeth as a professional on Europe's second-tier Challenge Tour. Golf Correspondent James
Obituaries Remembering the Moon landings: Wally Schirra, commander of the first Apollo flightThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesThis obituary has been republished as part of The Telegraph’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on the Moon. Wally Schirra, who died in 2007 aged 84, was the only astronaut
London Bridge The heroes who stood up to the London Bridge attackers deserve the highest praiseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe inquest into the shooting of the London Bridge terrorists reached the only conclusion it could. The jury found that the three attackers, who murdered eight people in 2017, were lawfully killed by officers.
Women's News Meet Livia Simoka, the fearless filmmaker who broke up a fight between tribes in the CongoThe Telegraph - By Guy KellySo, I ask Livia Simoka, is there anything you’re scared of? She falls silent in thought, her eyes drifting across the rooftop of a private members club in East London, where we've met. It’s mid-afternoon
Books Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams review: ‘an essential commentary on everyday racism’The Telegraph - By Philly MalickaQueenie Jenkins is a 25-year-old British-Jamaican woman living in south London, going on disastrous dates and making ruinous life decisions. If the tribulations of debut novelist Candice Carty-Williams's
Zimbabwe The extraordinary story of Zimbabwe’s netball minnows: 'Think how much better we would be with funding'The Telegraph - By Ben BloomA few hours before his side claimed an unlikely third World Cup victory over Barbados on Tuesday, Zimbabwe head coach Lloyd Makunde snatched some time for a quick shopping trip in Liverpool city centre.
Love Island Love Island isn't giving teenage girls body anxiety issues - stop patronising usThe Telegraph - By Emily JenkinsMy name is Emily. I am 17 years-old, and I am addicted to Love Island. Until last year, the idea of watching scantily-clad young adults pretend to fall in love for £50,000 was laughable. I spent my school
Stocks The perfect number of stocks to hold in a portfolio – it's more than you thinkThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanInvestors who have long been puzzled over the right number of stocks to include in a portfolio could be shocked after new research suggested a very high figure. Research from Vanguard, the fund house invented
Indiana Liverpool Tour Diary: 'Virgil van Dijk who?' Eerily quiet in Indiana as USA tour kicks off with local ambivalenceThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeThe first observation about Liverpool’s arrival in South Bend is the eerie quiet in Indiana. Thousands did not line the streets. No banners heralded the players arrival as the team coach made its merry
Eoin Morgan Eoin Morgan told his England side to 'calm it' at No 10 drinks with PM to avoid repeat of 2005The Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Tom MorganIt had taken 14 long years for the esteemed members of the England and Wales Cricket Board to live down the horror of their players staggering out of Downing Street drunk, having insulted the prime minister.
Glastonbury Pictures of the Day: 17 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 14 View All Skip Ad
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex Royal family pictures of the weekThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 17 View All Skip Ad
Technology Neuralink: Elon Musk unveils brain microchip to let humans 'merge with computers'The Telegraph - By James TitcombElon Musk has unveiled plans to implant computer chips in people’s brains that the US billionaire says will treat brain diseases and enable superhuman intelligence. Neuralink, a secretive company set by
Devolution Businesses back Boris's call for radical devolution to supercharge British regionsThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceRadical devolution of powers over skills and training, business taxes and incentives, and infrastructure could transform the economy to help the regions of the UK compete after Brexit, say company bosses.
Sanitation UK must spend more on water and sanitation to help lift everyone out of povertyThe Telegraph - By Tim WainwrightAs we look to Britain’s position in the world after we leave the European Union, there has been much debate about the role of our overseas aid budget. UK aid - supported by all but the fringes of UK politics
El Chapo Will the US ever get its hands on 'El Chapo's' billions?The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderWhen Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman steps into the courtroom in New York on Wednesday for sentencing, it will likely feel like the end for the Mexican drug lord. He faces a mandatory life sentence, and is certainly
Opinion (UK) Is there method in the madness of Donald Trump's latest outburst?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe President hopes his unacceptable language will cause consternation among the Democrats We are used to Donald Trump making outrageous statements but even by his standards the tweets of the past few
The Telegraph's ultimate guide to buying your first homeThe Telegraph - By Marianna HuntIt's harder than ever for young people to get on the property ladder. In some parts of the country you need as much as 13 times your salary to buy an average house in the area. That means that it would
Obituaries James Small, ‘bad boy’ of South Africa’s 1995 Rugby World Cup-winning side who marked Jonah Lomu out of the final – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJames Small, who has died of a heart attack aged 50, was a rugby union winger who won the World Cup with South Africa in 1995, putting in an immense shift in the final against the mighty New Zealander,
Melinda Gates 'People assumed Bill knew more than me': Melinda Gates on being one half of the world's top power coupleThe Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanMelinda Gates may be half of a billionaire power couple, but she still had her own fight for equality Melinda Gates is a private person. She believes, however, that by sharing our stories “we can change
Technology UK AI gender diversity is in 'crisis' as number of female scientists dropsThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalBritain's artificial intelligence (AI) sector is suffering from a "serious gender diversity crisis" as only 14pc of researchers are women, a new report has claimed. The amount of research published by
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Erdogan's gone too far. It's time to throw Turkey out of NatoThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinIn the 16 years since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power, he has shown himself to be a masterful manipulator in his dealings with the West. Playing on Europe’s desire to maintain close
