Apple Arcade Apple TV Plus to ‘launch by November for £9.99 per month'The Telegraph - By Matthew FieldApple plans to roll out its TV+ streaming service by November after the anticipated launch of its iPhone XI, according to a new report. The service could be priced on a par with its other services such
Edinburgh Festival Mythos: Gods review, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh International Festival: a fascinating evening with a titan of storytellingThe Telegraph - By Mark BrownStephen Fry has become many things to many people over the years. But the primary role of this enormously successful comedian, actor, TV presenter and author is perhaps to reassure us that, in a culture
Cricket England cannot afford for Joe Root to become a passenger - he must focus on scoring runs, the rest will followThe Telegraph - By Scyld BerryJoe Root is coming home, back to Headingley for the third Test, and the Ashes will be coming home too if England’s captain can complete the shift in the balance of power by batting his best - back at 4
World Economy BHP sounds warning bell on global economy after paying record $17bn to investorsThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansMining giant BHP is “anxious” about the world economy and shoring up its defences ahead of the next downturn, boss Andrew Mackenzie admitted. The Anglo-Australian miner, the world’s biggest by revenue,
ObituariesJohn Humble, Yorkshire Ripper hoaxer dubbed ‘Wearside Jack’ who taunted the police with letters and a tape recording, disastrouslyThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJohn Humble, who has died from the side-effects of alcohol abuse aged 63, derailed the Yorkshire Ripper murder investigation in the late 1970s by sending the police anonymous letters and a cassette tape
Lampedusa Desperate migrants on rescue vessel jump overboard in bid to reach Italian island of LampedusaThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffMore migrants jumped off the Spanish humanitarian rescue ship Open Arms on Tuesday in a desperate bid to reach shore, tantalisingly near after 19 days blocked on board in deteriorating conditions amid
UK News Tasers to be issued to every frontline officer in response to 'sickening trend' of attacks on policeThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasTasers will be issued to every frontline officer in a police force in response to a "sickening trend" of attacks on the emergency services. Northamptonshire Police Chief Constable Nick Adderley, who served
travel news Telegraph logoThe Telegraph - By Fiona Flores-WatsonKnown for its steamy-hot summers, mild winters and sultry operatic gypsy heroine Carmen, Seville is a bijou city whose fabulous food, extraordinary Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and exotic
Cigarettes Wealthy teens twice as likely to drink as those from less affluent familiesThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyMiddle-class children are twice as likely to drink alcohol as those who are less affluent - with parents most likely to provide it, research suggests. NHS data shows today’s teenagers are less likely previous
College & University 10 best UK universities to study journalism, media and communicationsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA degree in communications, media and journalism provides graduates with excellent written skills as well as an ability to work across multimedia platforms. Not only do these courses prepare graduates
Matteo Salvini Salvini calls for €50bn boost to shock Italian economy back into life as political crisis deepensThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesLega leader Matteo Salvini has called for a €50bn spending boost to “shock” the moribund Italian economy back into life as the far-right party attempts to force fresh elections. Italy's deputy prime minister
Richard Madeley Dear Richard Madeley: 'I fear that a much‑loved family member is turning into an internet troll'The Telegraph - By Richard MadeleyI have noticed an older (60ish) relative’s social media posts getting angrier and crankier: he’s linking to conspiracy-theory sites and anti-immigration rants. A kinder and more patient man you could hope
'Risk-free profits': how millennials are using matched betting to top up their incomeThe Telegraph - By Adam GoottGrowing numbers of people are using free bets handed out by gambling firms to make "risk-free" tax-free gains of thousands of pounds a year with a technique known as matched betting. Gaming giants – including
Tennis Podcast: Who will have the better US Open – Medvedev or Federer?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAfter reaching the final in both Washington and Montreal, the new World No.5 Daniil Medvedev beat Novak Djokovic and David Goffin to win the biggest title of his career so far in Cincinnati. On The Tennis
Paul Pogba Manchester United penalty farce must be a lesson for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who has opened himself up to accusations of weaknessThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtOne thing is for sure: if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has the minerals to be a top-flight manager then there will not be a repeat of the incident that took place against Wolverhampton Wanderers the next time
Phil Neville names first post-World Cup England squad with four new call-ups while Jill Scott is restedThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattEngland will be without Manchester City's Ellen White, Jill Scott and Karen Bardsley for their forthcoming friendlies against Belgium and Norway as head coach Phil Neville also introduces four new faces
So-called 'grandad shirts' are all the rage when it comes to smart-casual – but are you too old to wear one?The Telegraph - By Adrian ClarkIt becomes apparent as you grow older; dressing well has a great deal to do with being able to read a room and clothe yourself fittingly. Being overdressed can intimidate others and make you feel uncomfortable;
13 of the best free things to do in VeniceThe Telegraph - By Anne HanleyYou don't have to spend lots of money to enjoy Venice, the city is so interesting architecturally, historically and culturally that you can easily spend the day marvelling at the sights and attractions
travel news Telegraph logoThe Telegraph - By Anne HanleyThere are days when visitors to this exquisite jewel box of a city outnumber locals two-to-one, and when getting from the station to St Mark's square is a battle. But despite this, Venice never loses capacity
Play button Manchester United condemn Paul Pogba racial abuse as Harry Maguire appeals for tighter social media regulationsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportManchester United have condemned racial abuse which was aimed at midfielder Paul Pogba on social media after his missed penalty in the 1-1 draw at Wolves on Monday night, with teammate Harry Maguire joining
Why do we take seriously the pig-ignorant radicals who masquerade as animal lovers?The Telegraph - By Norman TebbitBefore turning to more controversial matters, I should like this week to mention the unusual dilemma of the controller of a major charitable fund. Air Vice Marshal Murray, the controller of the Royal Force
48 hours in. . . Toronto, an insider guide to Canada's spirited first cityThe Telegraph - By Doug WallaceCanada’s largest city, the fourth largest in North America, is consistently ranked one of the best places to live in the world. Spending even a few days here makes it easy to see why. Cosmopolitan and
Chelsea to loan Davide Zappacosta to Roma as young right-back Reece James prepares for first-team chanceThe Telegraph - By Matt LawChelsea have paved the way for Reece James to be the next youngster to get a chance under head coach Frank Lampard by agreeing to loan Davide Zappacosta to Roma. Zappacosta is finalising a return to Italy
Steve Smith ruled out of third Ashes Test at HeadingleyThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSteve Smith has been ruled out of the third Ashes Test at Headingley following his concussion diagnosis. Smith was withdrawn on day five of the second Test after showing delayed symptoms from the 92mph
Man accused of murdering Pc Andrew Harper appears in courtThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthA man accused of murdering Pc Andrew Harper, who was dragged to his death by a vehicle while trying to stop a burglary, has denied any involvement in the "horrific murder". Jed Foster, 20, is charged murder
Man accused of murdering Pc Andrew Harper denies any involvement in 'horrific' deathThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthA man accused of murdering Pc Andrew Harper, who was dragged to his death by a vehicle while trying to stop a burglary, has denied any involvement in the "horrific murder". Jed Foster, 20, is charged murder
Brexit Day 2019: When is the UK due to leave the EU and how will it happen?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBrexit - a portmanteau of Britain and exit - was coined following the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum. The referendum, held on Thursday June 23, 2016, was to decide whether the
British Museum to open new £64 million research centreThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe British Museum is to open a new £64 million complex, designed to increase the amount of its collections that the public are able to view. The British Museum Archaeological Research Collection, or Arc,
Play button The Hunt director blames political ‘rush to judgement’ for film’s cancellationThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersCraig Zobel, director of cancelled thriller The Hunt, has spoken for the first time, attributing the film’s fate to a public “rush to judgement”. The Hunt was pulled from cinemas last week after its trailer
Less is more for Manchester United's attack but will a lack of depth scupper their season?The Telegraph - By Daniel ZeqiriIf Alexis Sanchez follows Romelu Lukaku to Italy before the close of the European transfer window, Manchester United will have lost two forwards with a combined total of 176 Premier League goals this In
