The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsUnited Kingdom Boris Johnson stands firm after Brussels demands UK falls in with trade talks The TelegraphBoris Johnson has told the EU to show Britain “respect” after accusing Brussels of offering the UK a more “onerous” trade deal than it has other countries. Downing Street also said Britain’s fishing waters
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsRishi Sunak Rishi Sunak warned by 'Red wall' Tory MPs not to 'clobber' working classes with Budget fuel duty hike The TelegraphConservative voters who backed the Tories for the first time at the general election will be "clobbered" if Boris Johnson goes ahead with a hike in fuel duty in next month's Budget, more than a dozen wall'
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessWalt Disney Company Disney boss Bob Iger steps down after 15 years The TelegraphDisney has announced the surprise early replacement of its chief executive Bob Iger, ending his 15-year run in charge of the global media giant. Mr Iger will be replaced by Bob Chapek, the head of Disney’s
The Telegraphflipped into NewsNorth East Delhi Violent clashes over India citizenship law overshadow Trump visit The TelegraphDonald Trump’s visit to Delhi was overshadowed on Tuesday by violent sectarian clashes that left 13 people dead and saw shops, homes and religious sites come under attack. Armed police were deployed to
The Telegraphflipped into NewsDisease Mass coronavirus testing to be launched in Britain to uncover how far disease has spread The TelegraphThousands of Britons will be tested by GPs for coronavirus, amid fears that the explosion of cases in Europe means there could be far more cases in the UK than are known about. Mass surveillance will introduced
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Farmers Union chief says Hollywood celebrities' anti-meat comments are hurting its members The TelegraphVegan activist celebrities like Joaquin Phoenix are contributing to a "hurtful" atmosphere for British farmers, the head of the National Farmers Union has said. Minette Batters singled out Phoenix, who
The Telegraphflipped into NewsBritish Army British soldiers 'over 50 times more likely' to be prosecuted for Troubles deaths than terrorists The TelegraphSoldiers are 54 times more likely to be prosecuted than terrorists over deaths during the Troubles, according to a legal claim lodged in the High Court accusing ministers of discriminating against British
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsMedia Industry Number of prisoners using social media to taunt victims and boast of criminality doubles The TelegraphThe number of prisoners caught illegally using social media to taunt victims and promote their criminal credentials has doubled in four years. Data released under Freedom of Information laws showed the
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsAlexa I love my Alexa, but society will regret ignoring the dangers it raises The Telegraph - By Philip JohnstonFrom Alexa to facial recognition, there is a troubling lack of information about how data about us is being used I have a new servant who wakes me up in the morning and turns on the radio. Her name is
The Telegraphflipped into NewsInstagram Pop star Duffy reveals she was 'raped, drugged and held captive' in emotional Instagram post The TelegraphPop star Duffy has said she retreated from the public eye after she was "raped, drugged and held captive" for several days. The singer, whose debut album Rockferry reached number one in the UK with hits
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsKeir Starmer Labour 'stitch up' as members get John McDonnell email urging them to vote for Rebecca Long-Bailey The TelegraphThe Labour leadership has been accused of orchestrating another “stitch up” after the party sent members an email from John McDonnell urging them to vote for Rebecca Long-Bailey. In a move that has reignited
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCrime Domestic abuse reports rise to highest rate in 20 years The TelegraphDomestic abuse reports in Scotland have reached the highest rate in 20 years, new statistics show. Police Scotland recorded 60,641 incidents of domestic abuse in 2018-19, an increase of two per cent from
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsUnited Kingdom EU negotiators have failed to realise the UK is now an independent nation, not a subservient entity The Telegraph - By Robbie GibbThey have not yet clocked that the UK has already left The battle lines have been drawn and on Monday our lead negotiator, David Frost, will head to Brussels for the first round of talks to agree our relationship
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsUnited Kingdom EU 'red lines' - five flashpoints that threaten negotiations with UK The TelegraphThe European Union has agreed its mandate for talks on its future relationship with the UK, setting out "red lines" for negotiations which open in Brussels next Monday. The 46-page document covers the
The Telegraphflipped into NewsAfghanistan Afghan government postpones reinauguration of Ashraf Ghani under US pressure The TelegraphAfghanistan's government agreed to postpone President Ashraf Ghani's inauguration to a second term, the United States said on Tuesday, to stave off a political crisis that threatens to undo US peace talks
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBoeing 737 MAX Market report: Meggitt hit by 737 Max turbulence The TelegraphAerospace parts manufacturer Meggitt was one of the biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 on Tuesday after the company warned that the production halt of the 737 Max and the spreading coronavirus would hit growth.
The Telegraphflipped into Politics I would call these MPs childish… but it would be an insult to children The Telegraph - By Michael DeaconMembers of Parliament and small children have two things in common. The first is the noise they make. And the second is their heavy reliance on a particular rhetorical device. Let’s call it IKYABWAI. in
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsLaw Enforcement Catching burglars is not a priority for hard-pressed police, says senior officer The TelegraphCatching burglars is not a priority for the police, a senior officer has admitted, as figures show prosecutions have plummeted. Inspector Mark Andrews, chair of Wiltshire Police Federation, said burglary
The Telegraphflipped into NewsRikers Island Inside Rikers Island, the brutal jail where Harvey Weinstein will await his sentence The TelegraphHe could be facing up to 25 years behind bars, but after a night in a prison ward at Bellevue Hospital due to chest pains, Harvey Weinstein is expected to await his sentencing at Rikers Island jail complex,
The Telegraphflipped into NewsAirlines BA pilot passed out while heading towards Heathrow as fumes entered cockpit, leaked report shows The TelegraphA British Airways pilot passed out from fumes in the cockpit while flying towards Heathrow Airport forcing his captain to take over and land, a leaked report has revealed. The Air Safety Report for the
The Telegraphflipped into NewsGender Surgeons removed trans patient's vagina without consent The TelegraphTwo Harley Street doctors have been suspended after mistakenly removing the vagina of a transgender patient without his consent. In what is believed to be the first case of its kind in Britain the man
The Telegraphflipped into NewsChina Singapore shows how to stop coronavirus without bringing the world to a halt The Telegraph - By Con CoughlinAs I saw on my visit there this week, it is limiting the virus’s spread without paralysing its economy As a country that finds itself in the eye of the global coronavirus storm, the prosperous island of
The Telegraphflipped into NewsTenerife Holidaymakers exposed to coronavirus at Tenerife hotel may have already returned to Britain The TelegraphBritish families were trapped in a locked-down Tenerife hotel last night amid concern that dozens of potential coronavirus carriers may have already returned to the UK. Guests at the H10 Costa Adeje Palace
The Telegraphflipped into NewsManchester, UK Jury shown deadly shrapnel from Manchester Arena bomb The TelegraphHundreds of deadly screws and nuts used by the bomber of the Manchester Arena to maim and kill concert goers were recovered by police from the scene of the devastation, the Old Bailey heard yesterday.
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCrime Police had seized firearms from husband alleged to have killed his wife The TelegraphA husband accused of killing his wife on the Prime Minister’s family estate recently had his firearms confiscated by the police, it emerged yesterday, as the Princess Royal paid tribute to the victim.
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessDominic Cummings Competition chief Lord Tyrie warns against Dominic Cummings power grab The TelegraphThe boss of Britain's competition watchdog has warned the Government not to remove its independence as Boris Johnson’s top aide Dominic Cummings looks to centralise power in No 10. A return to political
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessIndustrial Revolution It is ideologically driven nonsense to blame austerity for today's decay The Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerInstitutional erosion and coming to terms with rapid change are the more nuanced causes of falling life expectancy Another day, another bleak set of findings on the condition of our nation – this one improvements
The Telegraphflipped into MenFor Men ‘The first six months are the worst’: what advice would ‘prison preppers’ give Harvey Weinstein? The TelegraphSteve Dagworthy had never received so much as a school detention when, in 2009, he was escorted into HMP Chelmsford to begin a six-year sentence for fraud. Until then, the 44-year-old had lived a quiet,
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News The powerful reactions of Hollywood women to the Harvey Weinstein verdict The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 13 View All Skip Ad The latest offers and discount codes from popular brands on Telegraph Voucher Codes
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News I saw Harvey Weinstein's sleaze in action – even when he was being nice he was alarming The Telegraph - By Allison Pearson“Everyone’s really worried they chose the wrong cases against Harvey.” That was a Hollywood producer friend expressing her doubts just a couple of weeks ago. No one was fooled by that frail, stooped figure
