Climbing British climber who died in Everest 'death zone' had feared overcrowding on summit's slopesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA British climber, who became the latest person to die on Mount Everest this season, admitted before setting off that he feared the dangers of overcrowding in the "death zone". Robin Haynes Fisher, 44,
Brexit Letters: The Conservatives must seize the opportunity to elect a leader who truly believes in BrexitThe TelegraphSIR – Theresa May should have stepped down in 2017, after losing a catastrophically timed and badly run general election. By hanging on she has delayed Brexit and, furthermore, handed all the best negotiating
Mauricio Pochettino Mauricio Pochettino happy to play the crying game at TottenhamThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceMauricio Pochettino says his mother uses the word “llorona” to describe her son’s sensitive emotional disposition - translated literally it means someone who cries a lot, and were it not coming from a
David Luiz David Luiz's style of defence has rarely been so in vogue as he prepares for Europa League finalThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceDavid Luiz has won four league titles in three countries; a Champions and Europa League in his first spell at Chelsea and he has played under some of the world’s most famous managers including Unai Emery
Play buttonOlympiacos Sokratis embraces role as traditional defender at Arsenal: 'I hope the fans love and understand my style'The Telegraph - By Sam WallaceSokratis Papastathopoulos is the man who once had to be pulled away from Marko Arnautovic in a training ground fight in front of the television cameras at Werder Bremen and celebrated a tackle on Willian
John McGinn Aston Villa's season has been a disappointment even if we win play-off final, says John McGinnThe Telegraph - By John PercyIn a break with tradition, John McGinn and Jack Grealish missed their Thursday meal together this week, a ritual that has developed this year and cemented the relationship between the two players at the
Glenn Hoddle Glenn Hoddle had scary 'head rush' when Spurs scored winner against Ajax but says 'it was wonderful reason to get one'The Telegraph - By Sam DeanWith one hand held tightly against his chest and the other extended in a joyous high-five, Glenn Hoddle’s voice was reduced to a high-pitched squeal as he was overwhelmed by the delirium of Tottenham victory
Jordan Henderson Jordan Henderson says missing out on biggest prizes in world football have made him more determined for gloryThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtEventually Jordan Henderson’s mind goes back to what it was like deep inside Kiev’s Olympic Stadium. There was a tearful Mohamed Salah, his left shoulder in a sling having come off injured after being
Charlton Athletic Sunderland should have new investment in place - if they are promoted to ChampionshipThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsSunderland should have new investment in place within days if they are promoted to the Championship by beating Charlton Athletic at Wembley tomorrow, as the club’s owners want to ensure they can challenge
Steve Clarke Steve Clarke assembles team of informal but high-calibre advisors as he prepares to name first Scotland squadThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythSteve Clarke will name his first squad as Scotland manager on Tuesday for the crucial Euro 2020 qualifiers at home to Cyprus on June 8 and away to Belgium on June 11. But even before making his debut as
Mauricio Pochettino Harry Kane can still make impact for Spurs from bench in Champions League final, says Mauricio PochettinoThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceMauricio Pochettino wants his Tottenham Hotspur players to be honest about their fitness ahead of the Champions League final against Liverpool next Saturday, telling Harry Kane that he can still make impact
Mel BPiers Morgan's Life Stories, review: Mel B's headline-grabbing interview finally aired – but there was more here than justThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThere was a strange sense of déjà vu about Piers Morgan’s Life Stories (ITV). Even though this was the first airing of his conversation with Mel B, aka Melanie “Scary Spice” Brown, its headline revelation
Great Britain Tories must choose a leader with a credible plan for a proper BrexitThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewNow that Theresa May has announced her resignation – and we wish her the very best for the future – the Tories need to pick a successor who has a credible, detailed pan for a genuine departure from the
Veterans It is grossly unfair to subject our veterans to repeated investigationsThe Telegraph - By Penny MordauntNobody wants the armed forces to be somehow above the law, or exempt from it. Whenever they embark on operations our people and their chain of command are bound by the criminal law of England and Wales,
Brexit Tory leader must be someone who backed Brexit in 2016, Liz Truss says, as she rules herself out of the raceThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickShe has spent much of the last few months seemingly auditioning to succeed Theresa May. But today Liz Truss declares that she will not stand in the Tory leadership contest, after the Prime Minister disclosed
Success Leaders should not try to 'unite' the Tory party, warns leading financierThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaOne of Britain's leading financiers has warned Tory leadership candidates against trying to please all sides of their party.Dame Helena Morrissey said compromise is “overrated” and would-be leaders who
World Trade Organization We must now get ready to leave the EU under World Trade Organisation termsThe Telegraph - By Esther McVeyThe votes haven't yet been counted in the European elections but I think we can safely predict that the Conservative Party has taken a kicking, and the newly formed Brexit Party have been the clear winners.
Women's Golf Charley Hull aims to pack more of a punch after a new workoutThe Telegraph - By James CorriganCharley Hull believes the gruelling training schedule overseen by her fiancé will pay dividends at the US Women’s Open, which begins at the Country Club of Charleston on Thursday. The 23-year-old has that
Michael Gove Michael Gove: back me for Tory leader to beat Jeremy CorbynThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Anna MikhailovaMichael Gove has declared that he is the best candidate to take on Jeremy Corbyn, talking up his own role in the Leave campaign and claiming he will seize control of the machinery of government to deliver
Liam Fox Liam Fox calls for clear out of Downing Street advisers who doubt BrexitThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerA Brexiteer Cabinet minister has called for a clearing out of Number 10 to replace any advisers still harbouring doubts over Britain leaving the European Union. Liam Fox, the Secretary of State for International
Jeremy Corbyn We must do everything possible to stave off the risk of a Corbyn governmentThe Telegraph - By Graham BradyHere’s a political paradox. This country has no desire to install Jeremy Corbyn and his Trotskyite friends in Downing Street – years of economic growth and falling unemployment mean that the country has
Housebuilder Galliford Try rejects tie-up with BovisThe Telegraph - By Charlie Taylor-KrollHousebuilder Galliford Try has rejected a potential merger with competitor Bovis Homes after reports of a potential tie-up emerged yesterday. Bovis Homes approached Galliford Try in a bid to reopen over
Theresa May Picking a new Prime Minister is an important task – no wonder Tory membership is explodingThe Telegraph - By Brandon LewisI first met Theresa May over a decade ago on a sunny weekend in Great Yarmouth. I was a year into my role as the parliamentary candidate, tasked with overturning Labour’s 3000-strong majority. We were
Rupert Murdoch James to take ‘zero’ interest in Murdoch firms after splitThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsJams Murdoch has signalled plans to have “precisely zero” involvement in his family’s remaining businesses following the sales of 21st Century Fox and Sky, in a historic split of the world’s best-known
Philip Green Philip Green’s Topshop crisis: 300-page tome sent to landlords pleading for financial reliefThe Telegraph - By Ashley Armstrong and Jack TorranceThe perilous state of Sir Philip Green’s retail empire has been laid bare in a 312-page tome sent to landlords as the former “king of the high street” pleads with them to help save Arcadia from going The
Brexit We need a clearout of No 10 to replace advisers harbouring doubts over BrexitThe Telegraph - By Liam FoxThe Conservative party is to have a new leader and the UK is to have a new Prime Minister. Theresa May behaved with dignity, good grace and honour in pursuing the national interest. Her successor will
Politics Conservative membership surge amid fears of campaign to swing leadership electionThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickTens of thousands of new members have joined the Conservatives in the last year, swelling the electorate that will choose Theresa May's successor. The Tories now have more than 160,000 paid-up supporters,
Electrical Grid Private energy firm backed by former National Grid boss Steve Holliday opens £120m fund to invest in electric busesThe Telegraph - By Jillian AmbroseA battery start-up backed by former National Grid boss Steve Holliday is launching a £120m fund to accelerate the roll out of electric vehicles. Zenobe Energy is in talks with local authorities and transport
Premier Foods weighing break upThe Telegraph - By Anjuli DaviesPremier Foods is seeking to offload its famous Mr Kipling cakes brand, paving the way for a possible break-up of the debt-laden food manufacturer, The Sunday Telegraph understands. The struggling company
Jamie Oliver Revealed: How Jamie Oliver walked away from deal to save restaurants over £13m loanThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillJamie Oliver spurned a multimillion-pound deal to rescue his restaurant empire after being asked to write off his loans to it, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal. The celebrity chef, whose business collapsed
