Celebrity (UK) Vintage furniture, cosy textures and a pink bedroom: at home with Poppy DelevingneThe Telegraph - By Jessica DoyleWhen the shoots are wrapped and the filming has finished, what sort of home does model and actor Poppy Delevingne return to? It’s no surprise that the west London home of model and actor Poppy Delevingne
UK News Journalist Owen Jones attacked outside pub in 'premeditated assault by far-right'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersLeft-wing journalist Owen Jones has said he was kicked in the head in a "blatant premeditated assault". The Guardian columnist said in a tweet that he and friends were set upon while out celebrating his
UK News Search for boy, six, who fell into River Stour during 'family trip'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersEmergency services were searching for a six-year-old boy who fell into the River Stour in Sandwich, Kent, on Saturday. Kent Police said officers were called to Richborough Road in Sandwich over concern
Opinion (UK) Letters: The fatal consequences of a decline in the public standing of the policeThe Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – Following recent attacks on police officers, including the murder of Pc Andrew Harper in Berkshire, blame will be placed on the fall in the number of operational police officers. However, this is
Aberdeenshire Carrie Symonds will join Boris Johnson at Balmoral and become first PM's girlfriend to meet QueenThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersCarrie Symonds will accompany her boyfriend Boris Johnson when he stays with the Queen at Balmoral later this summer. The Prime Minister's girlfriend, 31, will attend the traditional weekend at the monarch's
Kabul Suicide-bomb rips through wedding blast in Kabul as dozens feared deadThe Telegraph - By Associated PressA suicide-bomb blast ripped through a wedding party on a busy Saturday night in Afghanistan’s capital and dozens of people were killed or wounded, a government official said. More than 1,000 people had
UK News Jihadi Jack: Isis fighter stripped of British citizenship by Home OfficeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Isis fighter known as Jihadi Jack has been stripped of his British citizenship, prompting a diplomatic row between the UK and Canada, it has been reported. Muslim convert Jack Letts, 24, who had held
Rugby Union Scotland's World Cup preparations get off to a nightmare start as they are crushed by France in NiceThe Telegraph - By Richard BathNice's famous seafront Avenue des Anglais is a testament to the fact that this opulent Provencal resort town came to prominence by welcoming posh English tourists. On Saturday night, the greeting it extended
Scottish League Cup Gary McAllister: Rangers will be chasing all four trophiesThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythEuropean progress is no threat to Rangers’ domestic ambitions, despite the belief amongst some Ibrox fans that the club would be best served by a focus on stopping Celtic winning a ninth successive Scottish
UK Economy Raising pension age to 75 would create £182bn boost for British economy, report claimsThe Telegraph - By Jack HardyRaising the pension age to 75 would boost the economy by £182 billion, a new report has claimed. Britain's ageing population and increases in life expectancy have meant taxpayers face escalating cost people
Doha Katarina Johnson-Thompson and greatest rival Nafissatou Thiam size each other up on the road to DohaThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomAs much as athletes are loath to gaze across the lines separating them from their opponents on the track, only so much self-absorption is possible before natural human instinct kicks in and you find yourself
Opinion (UK) Time for the courts to back our policeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewPriti Patel says that she was appalled and sickened by the murder of Pc Andrew Harper. There’s not a lot the Government can do in legislative terms between now and a likely general election, but the new
Lauren Steadman Joe Townsend - one of The Telegraph's Tokyo eight - wins gold medal at Paratriathlon World CupThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportJoe Townsend, one of the Telegraph's Tokyo eight, won one of three gold medals for Great Britain at the Paratriathlon World Cup in the Japanese capital yesterday. Townsend, a former Royal Marine who lost
Anger Berkeley Homes’ climbdown on exec pay fails to quell shareholder angerThe Telegraph - By Jack TorranceBerkeley Group’s attempt to placate anger about its sky-high bonuses has run into trouble as an influential City adviser has called for its new pay policy to be voted down. Glass Lewis has told its members
Vegetarianism GCSE student disqualified after 'over zealous' examiner mistook vegetarianism for IslamophobiaThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerA GCSE student was disqualified over “obscene racial comments” after an “over-zealous” examiner mistook her vegetarianism for Islamophobia, it has emerged. Abigail Ward, a 16-year-old pupil at Gildredge
Activism Animal rights activists secretly film badger cull companies in security meeting with policeThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdAnimal rights activists have secretly filmed a series of security and planning meetings between police and marksmen organising this autumn’s badger cull, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal. The covert filming
Rugby Union S'busiso Nkosi scores brace of sensational solo tries as South Africa survive scare to beat ArgentinaThe Telegraph - By Nick SaidWing S’busiso Nkosi scored two excellent solo tries as much-changed South Africa survived a scare to beat Argentina at Loftus Versfeld. Springbok fly-half Elton Jantjies also kicked 14 points in a scrappy
Chris Woakes Chris Woakes back England's big-hitters Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler to rescue hopes of Lord's victoryThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreEngland are looking to their undefeated pair of Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler to rescue their second innings and set up a potential victory push after a riveting fourth day of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s.
Priti Patel I'll make sure our heroic police officers get the protection they deserveThe Telegraph - By Priti PatelThe brutal and mindless killing of Pc Andrew Harper on Thursday was an appalling and sickening act. It has shocked the nation. I have written to Pc Harper’s family to express my condolences and I know
UK Politics Downing Street slams 'dishonest' Tory rebelsThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickDowning Street has accused Tory Remainers of “appalling dishonesty” for attempting to use the delay they secured to Brexit to now “cancel the referendum”. In an extraordinary attack on Conservative MPs
Heart Transplant Pig hearts 'could be used in human transplants within three years' after gene breakthroughThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinPig hearts adapted for human use could be available to patients within three years, the surgeon who pioneered heart transplantation in the UK has said. Sir Terence English, who performed Britain’s first
Alok Sharma Alok Sharma says EU officials are passing over British aid charities for fundingThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickThe new aid secretary has confronted Brussels over evidence EU officials are passing over British charities for funding. Alok Sharma raised cases of the EU apparently "discriminating" against UK aid organisations
Penny Mordaunt Time for MPs to end the silly season and get seriously behind the PMThe Telegraph - By Penny MordauntIt’s the Silly Season. Psycho seagulls. Cows on the run. Sharks off Cornwall. And the silliness has spread from the papers to Parliament. Exhibit A: the Lucas Cabinet. The dual qualifications of membership
Priti PatelPriti Patel demands crackdown on criminals assaulting police officers as new figures show average jail term is just twoThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Charles HymasThe Home Secretary has demanded a crackdown on criminals assaulting police officers, as new figures showed that the average jail term for the offence is just two months. Writing in The Sunday Telegraph
Malnutrition Record number of patients admitted to A&E with malnutrition amid growing social care crisisThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyRecord numbers of pensioners are being admitted to hospital suffering malnutrition amid a growing social care crisis. Charities said the figures were "shocking," with vulnerable people being left to starve
Sainsbury's Sainsbury’s kicks off search for boss Mike Coupe’s replacementThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaSainsbury’s is kicking-off the search for a new chief executive to replace Mike Coupe as it looks to move on from its failed attempt to merge with Asda. The grocer has set the wheels in motion internally
UK News Revealed: Full extent of Lord Mountbatten's role in '68 plot against Harold WilsonThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerLord Mountbatten came dangerously close to leading a cabal of industrialists, generals and tycoons plotting a coup against an elected Labour government, a new book reveals. The 1968 plot was designed replace
Kate Hudson Kate Hudson: ‘I have to love my kids’ fathers, no matter what’The Telegraph - By Jane MulkerrinsGrowing up in Hollywood, navigating high-profile break-ups and creating a happy, blended family... Kate Hudson’s life has never been conventional. She shares the lessons she’s learnt with Jane Mulkerrins
Raheem Sterling Raheem Sterling has put Turf Moor torment behind him and Pep Guardiola's reaction spoke volumesThe Telegraph - By James DuckerThe biggest compliment you could pay Raheem Sterling is that Pep Guardiola was unmoved in his chair. There was a time when an unerring poacher’s finish from the Manchester City forward would have prompted
Leeds United Patrick Bamford scores a brace against Wigan as Leeds United go top of Championship tableThe Telegraph - By Adam LaniganLeeds United did exactly what was needed against the 10 men of Wigan Athletic to take three points and move to the top of the Championship. Two Patrick Bamford goals secured a comfortable victory to make
