Maurizio Sarri Football's odd couple of Chelsea and Maurizio Sarri know only a trophy can strengthen their bondThe Telegraph - By Matt LawIndustrial. That was the word being used to describe Maurizio Sarri inside Chelsea during the early days of the relationship between football’s odd couple. Gone was Antonio Conte, his Dolce and Gabbana
Dean Smith Dean Smith says guiding Aston Villa to Premier League would be 'pinnacle' of managerial career so farThe Telegraph - By John PercyDean Smith’s love affair with Aston Villa is so strong that last year, during a short break in North Carolina, he fired up his laptop to watch the Championship play-off final on a dodgy stream. Twelve
Shkodran Mustafi Shkodran Mustafi says Arsenal will not be fazed by Chelsea's big finals experienceThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanShkodran Mustafi, the Arsenal defender, has insisted that Chelsea’s experience in big finals will not work against his side as Unai Emery’s team prepare for their first European showpiece event since Chelsea's
Anthony Joshua Anthony Joshua rubbishes claims he is ducking Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury heavyweight fightsThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesUndefeated heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua says he is "ready anytime" to fight for the undisputed world title against WBC champion Deontay Wilder, and has warned the American and Tyson Fury that the
Phil Neville Beth Mead can be real threat for England at World Cup, says Phil NevilleThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattThe England head coach Phil Neville has said Arsenal forward Beth Mead is not merely knocking on the door of his first choice World Cup XI but is “inside the door, to be honest”. Neville feels Mead, 24,
EU's filthiest states pocketing clean energy funds with no plans to phase out coalThe Telegraph - By Jillian AmbroseThe EU’s most polluting states are pocketing funds earmarked to help wean the bloc from coal-fired power without any plans to clean up their energy systems. A new report will name and shame the states
Monsoons Monsoon founder pledges up to £34m in rescue fundingThe Telegraph - By James CookMonsoon Accessorize is attempting to negotiate rent reductions with landlords of its fashion stores in an attempt to avoid entering a controversial CVA restructuring. A source with knowledge of the company’s
Spanish La Liga Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak says criticism from La Liga chief over club's spending is 'hypocritical'The Telegraph - By Sam DeanKhaldoon Al-Mubarak, the Manchester City chairman, has launched a furious defence of the club’s spending and derided the head of Spain’s top tier for his criticism of their business model. Javier Tebas,
Dominic Raab Dominic Raab calls for live head-to-head debates during the Tory leadership contestThe Telegraph - By Steven SwinfordDominic Raab has called for a live broadcast head-to-head debate between the Tory leadership candidates to help "revitalise" support for the Conservative Party. The former Brexit Secretary said the public
Hypocrisy Mel Morris accuses Middlesbrough owner Steve Gibson of 'hypocrisy'The Telegraph - By John PercyMel Morris has accused Middlesbrough owner Steve Gibson of “hypocrisy” after Derby’s Championship rivals announced their plans to sue them over alleged financial breaches. As revealed by The Daily Telegraph
Anne Lister Gentleman Jack, episode 2 review: Anne Lister was a woman on a mission and it was impossible not to get swept alongThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganSuranne Jones must have got through several pairs of period boots while filming Gentleman Jack (BBC One, Sunday). As pioneering Victorian polymath Anne Lister, Jones spent much of her screen time striding
Frank Lampard Frank Lampard has brought buzz to Derby - and it was Harry Redknapp who told chairman to give him the jobThe Telegraph - By John PercyMel Morris is sitting in the Pride Park boardroom on a glorious spring morning, reflecting on the day that appointing Frank Lampard as Derby’s manager first became possible. It was creeping towards the
European Parliament European Elections 2019: increased turnout reported in several areas across UKThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersCouncils in some areas have reported increased turnouts at this year's European elections. The turnout for the South East is 39.36% which is up from 36.3% in 2014, while in the West Midlands it dropped
Nationalism Currency traders on alert for shift towards nationalism in EuropeThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesFinancial markets are bracing for a Eurosceptic surge in the European elections as far-right parties in France and Italy hope to lead a nationalist wave across the region. Exit polls suggested Marine Pen’s
Brexit To win back the public, we must show that we can deliver on our pledgesThe Telegraph - By Boris JohnsonAfter these dismal elections, we need a proper Brexit and a fresh agenda to reunite the country I predict a rout. In this miserable election that should never have taken place, for a Euro-parliament that
Tech firms ‘bluffing’ over child safetyThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe Children’s Commissioner has mocked the social media firms who claim they cannot block under-13s from their sites but have the technology to see inside black holes. Anne Longfield says it is “particularly
Alex Ferguson Sir Alex Ferguson praises structure of 'great club' Bayern Munich as Manchester United continue search for director of footballThe Telegraph - By Adam LaniganSir Alex Ferguson has praised the footballing structure at Bayern Munich in what could be interpreted as a call to the powers that be at Manchester United to get their own house in order. It’s widely that
Brexit Party LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeThe Brexit Party is set to sweep to victory in the European elections this evening after securing nearly 40 percent of the vote in the North East. Nigel Farage's new party has won almost half the votes
Charles Leclerc Local boy Charles Leclerc crashes out of Monaco GP but is consoled by Princess Charlene of MonacoThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownFor luckless Charles Leclerc, a chastening home race ended yesterday in a premature retirement and a consoling embrace from Princess Charlene of Monaco. It was hardly the ending that the young Monegasque,
Children's Rights For far too long tech companies have left children unhappy and exposed them to harmThe Telegraph - By Anne LongfieldThis year marks two important anniversaries: it is thirty years since the creation of the World Wide Web, and of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The digital world and children’s rights should
Renault Renault and Fiat plan to create largest carmakerThe Telegraph - By Jillian AmbroseCar giants Fiat Chrysler and Renault are on the brink of revealing a major global tie-up to create the world’s biggest carmaker. The companies are expected to confirm tomorrow that they plan to join forces
Boris Johnson Our old friend Project Fear is back to smear Boris in this electionThe Telegraph - By Iain Duncan SmithAs the leadership election heads towards the end of its phoney war and into the parliamentary phase, it has already begun to be clear how this will pan out over the next few weeks. Rory Stewart, one of
Xi Jinping Rare earths are Xi’s ace card in ‘Long March’ of trade warThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacLast week, Xi Jinping decided to ditch subtlety. Beating the drum of Chinese nationalism in order to garner attention and support for facing down his country’s trade war with the US, the president sent
Michael Gove Michael Gove insists he can be trusted as PM as he is accused of stabbing Boris Johnson in the backThe Telegraph - By Steven SwinfordMichael Gove has insisted he can be trusted as Prime Minister after being accused "stabbing Boris Johnson in the back and David Cameron in the front". The Environment Secretary's decision to play a leading
Louvre Abu DhabiLouvre intervenes in Leonardo Da Vinci row as author claims Paris gallery has said it will not refer to Salvator Mundi asThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghWhen the Louvre in Paris announced that it had requested a loan of the Salvator Mundi ahead of its forthcoming Leonardo da Vinci show, it appeared that the world’s most expensive painting would finally
Sport England calls for primary school teachers to get training in PE amid postcode lottery concernsThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonSport England has called for primary schoolteachers to receive additional training in physical education and a new national “quality assurance” to be introduced, to ensure that those companies coming
Outsourcing Family behind OCS, the privately owned outsourcing giant, bag £1m dividend despite falling profitsThe Telegraph - By Jack TorranceThe family behind an outsourcing specialist that cleans hospitals, manages government properties and guards factories, banked dividends worth more than £1m last year despite a drop in profits Privately
Team GB British Olympic Association chief backs Telegraph's Girls, Inspired campaign ahead of Tokyo 2020The Telegraph - By Sir Hugh RobertsonIt is now just over a year to go until the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. At the British Olympic Association we have been preparing for this moment ever since Japan was awarded the Games. With
Emmanuel Macron France's Le Pen declares victory over Macron in high-stakes European duelThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelPresident Emmanuel Macron of France lost a high-stakes battle to finish ahead of far-Right leader Marine Le Pen in Sunday’s European elections, early results suggest, in a personal blow to his national
Canterbury Sacred Mysteries: The very first picture of Canterbury pilgrimsThe Telegraph - By Christopher HowseA remarkable discovery about pilgrims to the shrine of St Thomas at Canterbury has been made, hiding in plain sight. I was thinking about Becket (as he wasn’t known in his time, Becket being a sort of
