Moorland Wildfires spread across moorland on hottest day of the yearThe Telegraph - By Katie FrenchFirefighters have been battling a large wildfire in West Yorkshire as temperatures soared on the hottest day of the year so far. Witnesses described the blaze whipped up on Ilkley Moor as "like something
Game of Thrones How to watch Game of Thrones season 8 in the US and UK - TV channel and online streaming detailsThe Telegraph - By Leeanna FaulknerIt’s been two years since Jon Snow trended on Twitter, but at last, the Long Night is over, and now Aegon Targaryen is trending again. Game of Thrones returned to HBO and Sky Atlantic with its eighth final
Apps Pushy parents 'sending increasingly aggressive emails' to teachersThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerPushy parents are sending increasingly aggressive “how dare you” emails to schools, a teaching union boss has said. The rise in school communication apps such as ClassDojo has led to parents bombarding
Mobile Heat technology in prisons to trace illicit mobile phones to precise cellsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasPrisoners secretly using illicit mobile phones to make drug deals will be detected by new technology that can pinpoint their devices down to a precise cell. The Ministry of Justice successfully trialled
The Brain Pioneering brain surgery that allows deaf children to hear to be funded across the NHSThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyPioneering brain surgery that allows children who are deaf to experience the sensation of hearing for the first time is to be funded across the NHS. Specialist teams will provide the radical surgery for
Bernard Persistence pays off for Everton's Bernard having settled in the Premier LeagueThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportWith the word ‘persist’ prominently inked down the side of his neck, Bernard, the Everton winger, retains a daily reminder of the arduous journey to fulfil a lifelong ambition to play in English football.
Alexis Sánchez Ole Gunnar Solskjaer warns Alexis Sanchez and Manchester United team-mates: 'We cannot afford to carry players'The Telegraph - By Mike WhalleyOle Gunnar Solskjaer has told Alexis Sanchez and his team-mates that Manchester United cannot afford to carry players if they are to halt the club’s decline. The manager has made clear that restoring to
Liverpool FC Jurgen Klopp: this Premier League season has been crazyThe Telegraph - By Adam LaniganJurgen Klopp is not yet ready to admit this title race is the best ever but does concede the Premier League season as a whole has been “crazy”. As Klopp takes Liverpool to Cardiff City on Sunday, it looks
Norwich City Norwich City players to share £10m bonus if they secure Premier League promotionThe Telegraph - By John PercyNorwich City’s squad will share a huge £10m promotion bonus if they secure their return to the Premier League. Daniel Farke’s players are closing in on promotion from the Championship and are in line the
Neil Warnock Neil Warnock somehow still smiling despite Cardiff's desperate seasonThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganNeil Warnock got his calculator out this week to prove his side had spent £11million less on their entire wage bill than today's opponents Liverpool have on agents' fees alone. Cardiff have parked their
Hayes Chelsea manager Emma Hayes prepared for the biggest game of her managerial career against LyonThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattWomen's Sport Social Embed In the bowels of Chelsea’s holiday village of a training ground, Emma Hayes rises from her swivel chair, nudges the coffee table from her path and begins manically shifting around
Bicycle RacingPresidential Tour of Turkey 2019 – stage five results and standings: Felix Großschartner takes overall lead with one stageThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAustrian Felix Großschartner (Bora-Hansgrohe) won stage five of the Tour of Turkey and took the overall lead with just one stage to go. Großschartner started the day in second overall but beat out Merhawi
Oscar Wilde The Importance of Being Oscar, review: a studiedly uncontroversial primer on the greatest and queerest of the witsThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesThere are an awful lot of books about Oscar Wilde, but if you can’t get round to reading one, you could do worse than watch The Importance of Being Oscar (BBC Two). This engaging primer gathered almost
Anti-Semitism Labour activist who claimed Israeli lobby 'manufactured' anti-Semitism crisis selected as European elections candidateThe Telegraph - By Patrick Sawer and Edward Malnick and Hayley DixonA Labour activist who claimed the Israeli lobby had “manufactured” the party’s anti-Semitism crisis has been selected as a candidate for the European elections, deepening the row over claims of anti-Jewish
Gender Almost 100 students at top universities requested to change gender on records, first figures showThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingAlmost 100 students at the UK’s top universities have requested to change their gender on official records, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal, as universities are accused of “disturbing” failures to protect
Britain's Got Talent Britain's Got Talent 2019, episode 3 recap: Akshat Singh was utterly endearing but the latest sob story felt fakeThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThere were knives hurled at Simon Cowell and Ant and Dec hit the golden buzzer. But did the talent hunt’s Easter edition unearth any golden eggs? Here's everything that happened in the third audition The
Asylum Seekers Mysterious case of German officer who impersonated Syrian refugee remains unresolvedThe Telegraph - By Justin HugglerWhen Lieutenant Franco Albrecht was arrested in 2017 on charges of planning to carry out a false flag terror attack, the extraordinary tale of him posing as a refugee made headlines around the world. almost
Bullying Childbirth charity boss resigns in row over mental health careThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThe president of the country’s leading charity for new parents has resigned, claiming that its focus has shifted from breastfeeding and maternity support to mental health issues. Seána Talbot says she
Robertson Neil Robertson sweeps past Cypriot debutant Michael Georgiou in World Championship openerThe Telegraph - By Freddie KeighleyNeil Robertson, the world No 4, stormed out of the blocks to start his World Championship campaign in Sheffield, earning a 9-0 lead over Michael Georgiou. An inspired Robertson hit a century break to
Johanna Konta Johanna Konta overcomes Zarina Diyas and a noisy crowd to take Fed Cup point for Great Britain against KazakhstanThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsWhatever we had expected from Johanna Konta’s post-match interview at the Copper Box Arena, it was not musical criticism. Yet that was what we got, as Konta took a moment to congratulate Kazakhstan’s trombonist
Albania Albanian ambassador joins the critics of new EL James novel The MisterThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghWhen EL James released The Mister, her follow-up the Fifty Shade series, she may have been braced for some bad reviews. What she perhaps did not expect was that her critics would include Albania’s ambassador
Women's News Mary Beard: ‘I did not put a trigger warning on my lectures’The Telegraph - By Simon HefferIn this age of the snowflake, so alert are we to anything that might possibly offend delicate young people that when Dame Mary Beard, full-time Professor of Classics at Cambridge and part-time controversialist,
Women's News My friend Lyra was killed by a terrorist's bullet. We'll never remember her as a victimThe Telegraph - By Matthew HughesI want to tell you about my friend Lyra McKee. By now, you’ve probably read about her senseless murder on the streets of Derry on Thursday night during riots ahead of this weekend’s commemoration of Irish
Notre-Dame de Paris Victor Hugo's family split over Notre-Dam redesignThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelAs debate rages in France over how to rebuild Notre-Dame and the world’s greatest architects are called upon to come up with designs to replace its spire, their fiercest critic would have been the man
Paul Newman Lost Desmond Bagley novel Domino Island published three decades after writer pulled manuscriptThe Telegraph - By Dalya AlbergeHis thrillers were all million-copy bestsellers in the 1960s and 1970s, inspiring screen adaptations with stars such as Paul Newman. Now a lost novel by Desmond Bagley is to be published for the first
Great Britain Diplomats should be kicked out of Britain if they mistreat their staff, 'black slave' victim saysThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingDiplomats should be kicked out of Britain if they mistreat their staff, an embassy employee who said he was treated as "black slave" has insisted, as the Foreign Secretary faces calls to change the law.
Kevin De Bruyne Kevin De Bruyne injury means he will not play in Manchester United tie, says Pep GuardiolaThe Telegraph - By Sam WallacePep Guardiola says that Kevin De Bruyne is out of Manchester City’s crucial Premier League game against neighbours Manchester United on Wednesday, after the champions defeated Tottenham Hotspur to go to
Bournemouth Aleksandar Mitrovic penalty enough to ensure Fulham avoid unwanted Premier Legue record with win at BournemouthThe Telegraph - By Tom PrentkiFulham won their first away game of the season to ensure they do not claim the unwanted record of fewest away points in Premier League history: held by Derby County in 2007/8, who amassed a paltry three.
Londonderry says 'not in our name' at killing of journalist Lyra McKeeThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThe people of Londonderry had begun to hope the years of violence were finally behind them, the years when gunmen would claim to be acting in their name for a glorious cause. Now the killing of the journalist
Leicester Leicester salvage a draw as Harvey Barnes' stoppage-time goal halts West Ham celebrationsThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareIt was a tale of two substitutes at the London Stadium on Saturday, as Harvey Barnes' stoppage-time equaliser rescued a point for Leicester nine minutes after Lucas Perez thought he had won the game for
