Vicky McClure I Am Nicola review: Vicky McClure stars in powerful drama about emotional manipulationThe Telegraph - By Chris HarveyFor director Dominic Savage, relationships of all kinds are “the most interesting stuff of life” – “There are always difficulties, in all of them,” he told me last year, after making The Escape with Gemma
Google Shopping US launches investigation into breaking up 'big tech'The Telegraph - By Margi MurphyThe US Department of Justice has opened an investigation into whether Amazon, Facebook, Google have “stifled innovation” by killing competition unlawfully and “harmed consumers”. The antitrust division
Television (UK) Planespotting Live, review: how was this shambolic show ever cleared for take off by the BBC?The Telegraph - By Michael HoganIs it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a waste of the licence fee. Planespotting Live (BBC Four) proved that when an ultra-niche nerd pursuit met the perils of live broadcasting, the result would be, well,
Unai Emery Arsenal must improve defensively to catch Spurs and Chelsea, insists Unai EmeryThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanUnai Emery has said Arsenal must improve defensively and become more consistent if they are to catch Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea this season as he warned supporters to be “realistic” about their prospects
Jordan Henderson Jordan Henderson: 'Even though people outside Liverpool doubted me, I never felt it was that way inside'The Telegraph - By Chris BascombeShortly before Jordan Henderson stepped onto the podium for the defining moment of his career, he was involved in a minor altercation with James Milner. The formal handing over of the Champions League
Manchester United Manchester United warn Inter Milan time is running out for Romelu Lukaku dealThe Telegraph - By James DuckerInter Milan have been warned they are running out of time to secure a deal for wantaway Manchester United striker, Romelu Lukaku. United rejected a £54 million bid from Inter for Lukaku late last week
Boxing Maxim Dadashev dies from head injuries sustained during fight as Russian Boxing Federation opens investigationThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Russian Boxing Federation says it has opened an investigation into the death of Maxim Dadashev following injuries he suffered in an IBF light-welterweight fight against Subriel Matias in the United
Snapchat Baby face and gender swap filters propel Snapchat to strongest growth since IPOThe Telegraph - By James TitcombSnapchat has credited a viral photo filter that turned its users into fresh-faced toddlers for the messaging app’s fastest growth since the company’s flotation two years ago. Shares in Snap, the app’s
Harley Davidson Harley-Davidson profits go into reverse as global trade tariffs biteThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyTrade tariffs were to blame for plunging profits at Harley-Davidson, the motorcycle manufacturer attacked by Donald Trump for shifting production abroad to avoid export duties. Pre-tax profits at Milwaukee-based
Avocado How the Middle Classes Ruined Britain review: anyone who eats avocado is the enemyThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanAs a working class, Tory-voting, pro-Brexit comedian, Geoff Norcott is rarer than a hen’s tooth in the liberal, left-leaning, middle-class world of stand-up comedy. So much so, that as soon as the refined
Television (UK) Keeping Faith, series 2 episode 1 review: this unexpected hit is still irresistibly wildThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanThere aren’t many TV drama series that successfully get straight in your face and glue you to the sofa from the get-go. Keeping Faith (BBC One) is one such, a huge word-of-mouth hit that broke all iPlayer
UK Golf Rapturous homecoming for Shane Lowry as Open champion given rock star treatment alongside grandmotherThe Telegraph - By James CorriganWhen you hail from a town with a population of 3,242 and more than 10,000 come out to celebrate your homecoming you can tell you have achieved something special. And they arrived from all over Co Offaly
Play buttonBoris Johnson Boris Johnson to clear out Remainers and build a Brexiteer-majority Cabinet as he readies UK to leave EUThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerBoris Johnson will begin assembling a majority Brexiteer Cabinet on Wednesday as he clears out Remainers to end “self-doubt” and get Britain ready for leaving the EU on October 31. Priti Patel, one of
Opinion (UK) Boris must make up for the three years squandered by Theresa MayThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewHow will history judge Theresa May’s period in Number 10, which comes to an end today? Her tenure of three years and 12 days is not the shortest of recent times, having surpassed that of Gordon Brown,
East London Swimmer goes missing after jumping into east London dock with friendsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAn urgent search is under way for a swimmer who jumped into an east London dock. A spokesperson from the Met Police said: "The man, believed to be aged 22, was swimming with friends and has not resurfaced."
Republic of Ireland Why Ireland's Test status has failed to deliver the celebrations it promisedThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreIn a swanky hotel in London two years ago, Cricket Ireland’s executives celebrated until the early hours. And with good reason: Ireland had just been awarded Full Member and Test status by the International
Brexit Party If the Tories unite around Boris Johnson, he will deliver Brexit and save our great countryThe Telegraph - By Iain Duncan SmithIt has long been obvious that the only person who has the ability to resolve this Brexit impasse and get us out of the EU is Boris Johnson. That Boris has been elected by two thirds of the party membership,
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson must be bold and call a general election immediatelyThe Telegraph - By Philip JohnstonThere's only one way the new PM can outflank his enemies There is a convention that an incoming Prime Minister offers a few words of reassurance and hope to the nation on the threshold of Downing Street.
ObituariesSir Rex Richards, pioneer of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy who contributed to its adoption in healthcare and otherThe TelegraphSir Rex Richards, who has died aged 96, was a pioneer of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and served as Warden of Merton College, Oxford, from 1969 to 1984 and as Vice-Chancellor of the University
U.S. Presidency Boris Johnson to meet Donald Trump three times in first 100 days in office as US president praises himThe Telegraph - By Camilla Tominey and Gordon RaynerBoris Johnson is poised to meet the US President three times before the UK leaves the EU in exactly 100 days time - as Donald Trump referred to him as "Britain’s Trump". The newly elected Tory leader,
Acne Sonic sirens that disperse children and pink lights that expose their acne should be banned, says commissionerThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasPink lights that highlight children’s acne to disperse them from public places and anti-loitering sonic sirens only children can hear should be banned, says the children’s commissioner for England. Anne
Policing Information watchdog has 'serious concerns' over digital police 'strip searches'The Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe Information watchdog has “serious concerns” over “digital strip searching” of rape and sex assault victims amid evidence that police have also breached complainants’ privacy. Elizabeth Denham, the
Referendums Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson says she would vote against Brexit even if a second referendum backed itThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasNewly elected LibDem leader Jo Swinson says she will campaign for Remain even if a second referendum votes Leave. Ms Swinson, who beat Ed Davey to the leadership of the Liberal Democrats on Monday, said
George Soros Roger Scruton returns as Government adviser after apology by minister over his sackingThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasAcademic Sir Roger Scruton has been re-appointed to his unpaid role as a government housing adviser after the minister who sacked him apologised. Sir Roger lost the post in April when comments about China
Merchant Shipping We must invest in building more warships - or face being caught out in the Gulf againThe Telegraph - By Penny MordauntIt’s in the nature of defence that you rarely notice it. But, in the last 10 days, defence has become visible again. HMS Montrose has accompanied over 30 vessels in the Straits of Hormuz with one major
Tom Watson Tom Watson says he was a victim of fantasist Carl Beech too, as calls for him to step down as MP mountThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickTom Watson insisted on Tuesday he too was a victim of the fantasist Carl Beech in what a falsely accused former MP branded an “outrageous” attempt to gain sympathy for his mistaken support for the convicted
Islamism Right-wing extremists included in terror threat level for the first timeThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe risks from right-wing extremists in Britain are to be included for the first time in the national system for alerting the public to the scale of the threat from terrorism. The system, which grades
Tour de France After 34 barren years at the Tour de France, a nation holds its breath for another home championThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryRaymond Poulidor was sitting in the LCL sponsors’ tent in the race village at the start in Nimes on Tuesday sheltering from the ferocious 40C temperatures outside, when Thibaut Pinot, the man of the hour,
Russia Russian activist's murder raises fears of wave of anti-LGBT violenceThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnA female activist in St Petersburg has been brutally murdered in what friends fear may be the start of a new wave of violence against LGBTQ people. Yelena Grigoryeva, 41, was found on Sunday in bushes
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka accuses UK of hiding human remains in 100 containers of exported recyclingThe Telegraph - By James Rothwell and Qadijah Irshad and Bill GardnerThe British government has launched an investigation after Sri Lankan authorities said they would send back more than hundred shipping containers because they appeared to contain human remains disguised
Vicky McClure I Am Nicola review: Vicky McClure stars in powerful drama about emotional manipulationThe Telegraph - By Chris HarveyFor director Dominic Savage, relationships of all kinds are “the most interesting stuff of life” – “There are always difficulties, in all of them,” he told me last year, after making The Escape with Gemma
Google Shopping US launches investigation into breaking up 'big tech'The Telegraph - By Margi MurphyThe US Department of Justice has opened an investigation into whether Amazon, Facebook, Google have “stifled innovation” by killing competition unlawfully and “harmed consumers”. The antitrust division
Television (UK) Planespotting Live, review: how was this shambolic show ever cleared for take off by the BBC?The Telegraph - By Michael HoganIs it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a waste of the licence fee. Planespotting Live (BBC Four) proved that when an ultra-niche nerd pursuit met the perils of live broadcasting, the result would be, well,
Unai Emery Arsenal must improve defensively to catch Spurs and Chelsea, insists Unai EmeryThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanUnai Emery has said Arsenal must improve defensively and become more consistent if they are to catch Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea this season as he warned supporters to be “realistic” about their prospects
Jordan Henderson Jordan Henderson: 'Even though people outside Liverpool doubted me, I never felt it was that way inside'The Telegraph - By Chris BascombeShortly before Jordan Henderson stepped onto the podium for the defining moment of his career, he was involved in a minor altercation with James Milner. The formal handing over of the Champions League
Manchester United Manchester United warn Inter Milan time is running out for Romelu Lukaku dealThe Telegraph - By James DuckerInter Milan have been warned they are running out of time to secure a deal for wantaway Manchester United striker, Romelu Lukaku. United rejected a £54 million bid from Inter for Lukaku late last week
Boxing Maxim Dadashev dies from head injuries sustained during fight as Russian Boxing Federation opens investigationThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Russian Boxing Federation says it has opened an investigation into the death of Maxim Dadashev following injuries he suffered in an IBF light-welterweight fight against Subriel Matias in the United
Snapchat Baby face and gender swap filters propel Snapchat to strongest growth since IPOThe Telegraph - By James TitcombSnapchat has credited a viral photo filter that turned its users into fresh-faced toddlers for the messaging app’s fastest growth since the company’s flotation two years ago. Shares in Snap, the app’s
Harley Davidson Harley-Davidson profits go into reverse as global trade tariffs biteThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyTrade tariffs were to blame for plunging profits at Harley-Davidson, the motorcycle manufacturer attacked by Donald Trump for shifting production abroad to avoid export duties. Pre-tax profits at Milwaukee-based
Avocado How the Middle Classes Ruined Britain review: anyone who eats avocado is the enemyThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanAs a working class, Tory-voting, pro-Brexit comedian, Geoff Norcott is rarer than a hen’s tooth in the liberal, left-leaning, middle-class world of stand-up comedy. So much so, that as soon as the refined
Television (UK) Keeping Faith, series 2 episode 1 review: this unexpected hit is still irresistibly wildThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanThere aren’t many TV drama series that successfully get straight in your face and glue you to the sofa from the get-go. Keeping Faith (BBC One) is one such, a huge word-of-mouth hit that broke all iPlayer
UK Golf Rapturous homecoming for Shane Lowry as Open champion given rock star treatment alongside grandmotherThe Telegraph - By James CorriganWhen you hail from a town with a population of 3,242 and more than 10,000 come out to celebrate your homecoming you can tell you have achieved something special. And they arrived from all over Co Offaly
Play buttonBoris Johnson Boris Johnson to clear out Remainers and build a Brexiteer-majority Cabinet as he readies UK to leave EUThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerBoris Johnson will begin assembling a majority Brexiteer Cabinet on Wednesday as he clears out Remainers to end “self-doubt” and get Britain ready for leaving the EU on October 31. Priti Patel, one of
Opinion (UK) Boris must make up for the three years squandered by Theresa MayThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewHow will history judge Theresa May’s period in Number 10, which comes to an end today? Her tenure of three years and 12 days is not the shortest of recent times, having surpassed that of Gordon Brown,
East London Swimmer goes missing after jumping into east London dock with friendsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAn urgent search is under way for a swimmer who jumped into an east London dock. A spokesperson from the Met Police said: "The man, believed to be aged 22, was swimming with friends and has not resurfaced."
Republic of Ireland Why Ireland's Test status has failed to deliver the celebrations it promisedThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreIn a swanky hotel in London two years ago, Cricket Ireland’s executives celebrated until the early hours. And with good reason: Ireland had just been awarded Full Member and Test status by the International
Brexit Party If the Tories unite around Boris Johnson, he will deliver Brexit and save our great countryThe Telegraph - By Iain Duncan SmithIt has long been obvious that the only person who has the ability to resolve this Brexit impasse and get us out of the EU is Boris Johnson. That Boris has been elected by two thirds of the party membership,
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson must be bold and call a general election immediatelyThe Telegraph - By Philip JohnstonThere's only one way the new PM can outflank his enemies There is a convention that an incoming Prime Minister offers a few words of reassurance and hope to the nation on the threshold of Downing Street.
ObituariesSir Rex Richards, pioneer of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy who contributed to its adoption in healthcare and otherThe TelegraphSir Rex Richards, who has died aged 96, was a pioneer of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and served as Warden of Merton College, Oxford, from 1969 to 1984 and as Vice-Chancellor of the University
U.S. Presidency Boris Johnson to meet Donald Trump three times in first 100 days in office as US president praises himThe Telegraph - By Camilla Tominey and Gordon RaynerBoris Johnson is poised to meet the US President three times before the UK leaves the EU in exactly 100 days time - as Donald Trump referred to him as "Britain’s Trump". The newly elected Tory leader,
Acne Sonic sirens that disperse children and pink lights that expose their acne should be banned, says commissionerThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasPink lights that highlight children’s acne to disperse them from public places and anti-loitering sonic sirens only children can hear should be banned, says the children’s commissioner for England. Anne
Policing Information watchdog has 'serious concerns' over digital police 'strip searches'The Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe Information watchdog has “serious concerns” over “digital strip searching” of rape and sex assault victims amid evidence that police have also breached complainants’ privacy. Elizabeth Denham, the
Referendums Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson says she would vote against Brexit even if a second referendum backed itThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasNewly elected LibDem leader Jo Swinson says she will campaign for Remain even if a second referendum votes Leave. Ms Swinson, who beat Ed Davey to the leadership of the Liberal Democrats on Monday, said
George Soros Roger Scruton returns as Government adviser after apology by minister over his sackingThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasAcademic Sir Roger Scruton has been re-appointed to his unpaid role as a government housing adviser after the minister who sacked him apologised. Sir Roger lost the post in April when comments about China
Merchant Shipping We must invest in building more warships - or face being caught out in the Gulf againThe Telegraph - By Penny MordauntIt’s in the nature of defence that you rarely notice it. But, in the last 10 days, defence has become visible again. HMS Montrose has accompanied over 30 vessels in the Straits of Hormuz with one major
Tom Watson Tom Watson says he was a victim of fantasist Carl Beech too, as calls for him to step down as MP mountThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickTom Watson insisted on Tuesday he too was a victim of the fantasist Carl Beech in what a falsely accused former MP branded an “outrageous” attempt to gain sympathy for his mistaken support for the convicted
Islamism Right-wing extremists included in terror threat level for the first timeThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe risks from right-wing extremists in Britain are to be included for the first time in the national system for alerting the public to the scale of the threat from terrorism. The system, which grades
Tour de France After 34 barren years at the Tour de France, a nation holds its breath for another home championThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryRaymond Poulidor was sitting in the LCL sponsors’ tent in the race village at the start in Nimes on Tuesday sheltering from the ferocious 40C temperatures outside, when Thibaut Pinot, the man of the hour,
Russia Russian activist's murder raises fears of wave of anti-LGBT violenceThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnA female activist in St Petersburg has been brutally murdered in what friends fear may be the start of a new wave of violence against LGBTQ people. Yelena Grigoryeva, 41, was found on Sunday in bushes
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka accuses UK of hiding human remains in 100 containers of exported recyclingThe Telegraph - By James Rothwell and Qadijah Irshad and Bill GardnerThe British government has launched an investigation after Sri Lankan authorities said they would send back more than hundred shipping containers because they appeared to contain human remains disguised
