Lung Cancer 6,000 non-smokers die of lung cancer every year, warn Public Health EnglandThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThousands of non-smokers are dying from lung cancer every year because of air pollution and other carcinogens, experts at Public Health England have warned. Some 6,000 people who have never smoked die
Labour Party Social care at 'crisis point' as fewer people getting the care they need, study findsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe social care system in England is at "crisis point", with more people asking for care but fewer receiving it, according to a report. The study, from the influential King's Fund think tank, found a per
Opinion (UK) Letters: Rare farmland birds put at risk by ban on shooting crows and magpiesThe TelegraphSIR – The BBC’s Chris Packham has scrambled down from atop his bus shelter to pronounce another great victory – the revocation of the general licence to control pest bird species (report, April 25). As
Instagram Instagram replacing travel brochures as survey finds social media influencing half of holidaymakers' choicesThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightInstagram has replaced the travel brochure with holidaymakers now choosing destinations based on social media rather than travel agents, a survey has found. Research for easyJet of 18 to 65-year-olds more
Opinion (UK) Internal rows mean SNP conference may not be the usual love-in for the leaderThe Telegraph - By Alan CochraneThere will be none of the mocking laughter from political opponents over her supposed timetable for breaking up Britain, nor genuine anger over her failure to improve education standards, when Nicola welcomes
Books Reasons to be Cheerful by Nina Stibbe review: a toothsome comic treatThe Telegraph - By Sophie RatcliffeNina Stibbe has always been good at teeth. We first met the 11-year-old Lizzie Vogel in Man at the Helm, on a mission to find her mother a new husband. Potential stepfathers were ranked by their “appreciation
Peanuts Giving peanuts to children to cure allergy raises risk of anaphylactic shock, study findsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonFeeding small amounts of peanuts to children to cure them of their allergy increases the risk of them suffering a dangerous anaphylactic shock by three-fold in the year after treatment, a major review
FA Youth Cup Liverpool crowned FA Youth Cup winners after beating Manchester City on penaltiesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportLiverpool won the FA Youth Cup with a 5-3 penalty-shootout victory over Manchester City after the final ended 1-1 at City's Academy Stadium. The clash of the Under-18 squads of the two clubs battling the
Huawei The Huawei leak inquiry must not endanger the freedom of the pressThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewIn the television sitcom Yes, Minister, the Cabinet Secretary Sir Humphrey Appleby reassures his underling about the risk of a leak inquiry after an unauthorised disclosure of information. They are only
Fernandinho Manchester City will compete for the title 'like animals', says FernandinhoThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtFernandinho claims Manchester City have the “desire to compete like animals” as they head towards retaining the Premier League title. The impressive manner in which they have responded to going out of
Billy McNeill Neil Lennon: 'We are a club in mourning - Billy McNeill was Celtic'The Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythAs a combative and successful Celtic captain, Neil Lennon used to pore over the legendary image of the man who defined the role at Parkhead. It was, of course, the photograph of Billy McNeill, who died
Watford Wolves captain Conor Coady spurred on to defeat Watford as he admits FA Cup heartbreak will 'haunt' him foreverThe Telegraph - By John PercyConor Coady has claimed he will never recover from his Wembley agony as he prepares for a European shootout with Watford, the team who conquered Wolves in the FA Cup. Coady, the Wolves captain, says he
Jürgen Klopp I did not expect Manchester United to get a result against City, says Jurgen KloppThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJurgen Klopp says Liverpool will not give up hope of winning the Premier League until the last whistle of the season, insisting Manchester City still face a formidable challenge to win their remaining
Colchester Tory candidate punched by stranger blames toxic political climate onlineThe Telegraph - By Jack Hardy and Harry YorkePolice are investigating a “politically motivated assault” against a Tory council candidate who had been canvassing, as she warned that social media was whipping up anger. Carla Hales, a music teacher
Disease New CTE research raises possibility of diagnosing the disease in living peopleThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonFootball dementia logo New research into chronic traumatic encephalopathy - a type of dementia associated with contact sports - has further raised the possibility of the disease being diagnosed in living
Philip Green Metropolitan Police rejects MP’s call for a 'proactive' approach over allegations into Sir Philip GreenThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaThe Metropolitan Police has rejected an MP’s call to take a "proactive" approach to investigating alleged abuse by Sir Philip Green. Peter Kyle has criticised the force for its "lack of action" and asked
Television (UK) Jill Dando: 20 Year Mystery, review: this film revived hope of finding her killerThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanIt is odd how much more curious about the truth ITV’s Jill Dando: the 20 Year Mystery was than the BBC’s memorial programme broadcast three weeks ago. Dando – whose murder in 1999 shocked Britain to the
Nicola Sturgeon One in five Scots back Nicola Sturgeon's plan for second independence referendum within two yearsThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonOnly one in five Scottish voters support Nicola Sturgeon's demand this week for a second independence referendum within two years, according to an opinion poll showing declining support for separation.
Youth Vote A phoney war between old and young is no way to secure the Conservatives' futureThe Telegraph - By Fraser NelsonTo win the youth vote, the party might have a go at being Right-wing It’s rare, nowadays, to come across a Conservative who isn’t trying to be the next leader of the party. Theresa May has been an inspiration,
Huawei Cabinet ministers go public to deny leaking details of Huawei affair as Theresa May orders investigationThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerTwo Cabinet ministers have publicly denied leaking details of the Huawei controversy as Theresa May launched a formal inquiry into the affair. Jeremy Hunt and Gavin Williamson both took the unusual step
Huawei Huawei row: How the Government dug itself into a hole hunting for the 5G moleThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyAt a time when the Tories and Labour cannot even agree on a Brexit strategy at a time of national crisis - how strange that both parties should suddenly be united on the issue of launching a criminal into
Texas White supremacist executed in TexasThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderThe first white man in Texas to be convicted of the murder of a black man was executed on Wednesday night, after 20 years on death row. John William King, a 44-year-old white supremacist, was put to death
Middlesex Ben Foakes stakes England claim as Surrey fall to Royal London One-Day Cup defeat to MiddlesexThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyThe London derby at the Oval was more reminiscent of the type of white-ball game played over a decade ago. Middlesex beat Surrey by 37 runs, classic two-slip fields were on display, Gareth Batty took wickets
Labour Party Dame Tessa Jowell hailed for 'enduring impact on British sport' as an award is launched in her honourThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganWomen's Sport Social Embed Dame Tessa Jowell was hailed for her "enduring impact on British sport" on Thursday night as an award was launched in her honour at the BT Sport Industry Awards. Jowell, who
Instagram Incredible video shows monkey browsing InstagramThe Telegraph - By Telegraph VideoThis incredible video appears to show an ape using Instagram on a smartphone. The footage has gone viral as social media users wonder at the monkey's intelligence. One Instagram user, the_woke_beast said:
Huawei Theresa May's decision to give green light to Huawei is 'appalling', former head of MI6 saysThe Telegraph - By Steven Swinford and James CookTheresa May's decision to give the green light to Huawei to help build Britain's 5G network is "appalling" and presents a significant security risk, a former head of MI6 has said. Sir Richard Dearlove
5G I broke the Huawei 5G story – its huge ramifications must be open to public debateThe Telegraph - By Steven SwinfordAs the journalist who first reported on Theresa May's decision to give Huawei the green light to help build Britain's 5G network, I am acutely aware of the political repercussions. The involvement of in
Painting 'Lost portrait of Sir Walter Raleigh' spotted on eBay by amateur art historianThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghWhen the painting of an unknown man was sold at Bonhams in 2012 for a few thousand pounds, it was simply described as “portrait of a cleric”. Thanks to the work of an amateur art historian, it could now
Television (UK) Celebrity Painting Challenge - the Final review: zest and imagination win the day in otherwise one-horse raceThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanAs we know, TV talent shows love nothing more than a good “journey”. So often, in say The X Factor to Strictly Come Dancing, we see the previously proficient swept aside by plucky complete beginners who
Dementia Dementia research doctor calls for ban on headers for under-11sThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonFootball dementia logo The doctor who first investigated a link between dementia and football has warned that the authorities are becoming trapped “in a cycle of research” and urged immediate action to
