Mental Health 'One in four' NHS doctors suffering from a mental health conditionThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMore than a quarter of NHS doctors suffer from mental health conditions, a survey indicates, as leading medics say many refuse to seek help for fear it will ruin their career. The British Medical Association
Vodafone Big network customers paying '£10 a month more' for latest iPhoneThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMobile phone customers using big network providers are paying around £10 a month more for the latest iPhone compared to the market average, a survey by has found. Analysis by Which? reveals the combined
Vaping Health officials turning a blind eye to teenage vaping, experts claimThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinHealth officials have been accused of downplaying the risk to teenagers from vaping by leading scientists, including one who identified that e-cigarettes cause lung damage. Public Health England (PHE)
Vicky McClure Government should fund 'dementia choirs', says Line of Duty star Vicky McClureThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe government should support and fund choirs to help dementia sufferers cope with their fading memories, Line of Duty actress Vicky McClure has said, as she speaks of caring for her grandmother. McClure
Tennis Justin Gimelstob sentenced to three years probation as court hears attack caused women to miscarryThe Telegraph - By Josh BoswellThe trauma of witnessing an attack by tennis broadcaster and coach Justin Gimelstob caused a woman to miscarry, a Los Angeles court heard on Monday. Mr. Gimelstob was found guilty on Monday of a felony
Maurizio Sarri Maurizio Sarri personally offended by comment from Burnley bench, claims Gianfranco ZolaThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanMaurizio Sarri was personally offended by a comment made from the Burnley bench before he was sent off during Chelsea’s demoralising draw with Burnley at Stamford Bridge, according to Gianfranco Zola.
Manchester, UK Hero firefighter and his GP wife named among British victims of Sri Lanka terror attacksThe Telegraph - By Samantha HerbertA former firefighter and his GP wife have been named as among the eight Britons killed in the Easter Sunday terror attacks in Sri Lanka. Bill Harrop and Sally Bradley from Manchester had been holidaying
Tesla Elon Musk unveils plans to put one million Tesla robo-taxis on the road next yearThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardTesla will launch a self-driving taxi service in 2020, Elon Musk has said. The chief executive said the electric car company would have "over a million robotaxis" on the road next year. At a presentation
Jamaal Lascelles Jamaal Lascelles demands Newcastle keep 'special' manager Rafael BenitezThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsJamaal Lascelles, the Newcastle United captain, has urged the club to do everything needed to keep “special” manager Rafael Benítez after the team made sure of their place in the Premier League with a
Amir Khan Amir Khan reveals he is 'peeing blood' after Terence Crawford low blowThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesAmir Khan will go to hospital this week after passing blood following his sixth-round retirement because of an “illegal” blow by Terence Crawford in the world welterweight fight at Madison Square Garden
Atlético Madrid Manchester City prepared to break transfer record for Atletico Madrid midfielder RodriThe Telegraph - By James DuckerManchester City are ready to break their transfer record to sign Rodri, the highly-rated young Spain midfielder, from Atletico Madrid as Fernandinho’s long-term replacement. Atletico are unwilling to Rodri
Prince Louis Prince Louis celebrates 1st birthday with new pictures taken by Duchess of CambridgeThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessWith a lifetime of royal duty ahead of him, Prince Louis will soon become accustomed to dressing in his best for formal photographs. But not quite yet, it seems. A new set of official portraits of the
Kyle Walker Man Utd fans hoping we beat them at Old Trafford to kill off Liverpool title bid, insists City defender Kyle WalkerThe Telegraph - By James DuckerKyle Walker says Manchester United fans are regularly in his ear willing Manchester City to win the title at Liverpool’s expense – but expects no favours from their bitter rivals at Old Trafford on Wednesday
Tennis Judy Murray calls for Great Britain's next Fed Cup tie to be available on free-to-air TVThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsWomen' s Sport Social Embed < script src="https://cf.eip.telegraph. co.uk/particle-embed/js/ particle.js"> After Great Britain’s women secured a dramatic return to the World Group on Sunday, the former
Television (UK) Ghosts, episode 2, review: comedy with a silly ray of springtime sunshine and witty horror movie tropesThe Telegraph - By Michael Hogan‘There’s a cave one, an Army one and one with no pants on.” Welcome to Ghosts (BBC One), where a gaggle of ghouls from throughout history tried to spook the new residents of a haunted house. The second
RSPCA The police and RSPCA put me through hell, says former animal sanctuary ownerThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansThe former owner of an animal sanctuary, who was wrongly accused of cruelty, has hit out at the RSPCA and police, for putting him through "seven years of hell". Stuart Ford, 58, who founded the North based,
Sheffield Amateur James Cahill five frames from beating Ronnie O'Sullivan and producing one of the all-time sporting shocksThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAmateur James Cahill is five frames away from producing one of the all-time sporting shocks at the Crucible. Cahill, the first amateur to play at the World Championship, leads Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-4 at
SaracensBrian Moore's Full Contact with Hugo Southwell: Club matches between hemispheres are a great idea on paper, but that's whereThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAfter the Champions Cup semi finals it's Saracens and Leinster who are left to fight it out for Europe's top honour next month. With Brian Moore to discuss it all is former Scotland full back Hugo Southwell.
London Bridge Terror attack victims maimed by jihadists say they feel abandoned by Government's lack of supportThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyTerror attack victims who have been left waiting months for mental health support and years for compensation have accused the Government of leaving them “to rot” after sustaining horrific injuries at hands
Mental Health GPs can refer patients to new therapy gardens in town centres as RHS funds mental health treatment pilotThe Telegraph - By Helena Horton and Laura DonnellyGPs are being urged to refer patients to work on allotments and herb gardens under a new scheme funded by the Royal Horticultural Society. Doctors have teamed up with the plant charity as part of a pilot
Technology How I turned £35k into a £650m fortune: Britain's top tech entrepreneur Rishi KhoslaThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalRishi Khosla’s future at the top of one of Britain’s fastest-growing start-ups was never assured. Back in 2002, after dozens of calls to international investment banks that had given him the cold shoulder,
Bayley The death of the parish council? Hundreds struggling to attract candidates for electionThe Telegraph - By Hayley Dixon and Yohannes Lowe and Katie SewellThey are thought of as hotbeds of gossip and corruption, packed full of village busybodies and colourful oddballs. But as the country approaches the local elections next month a different picture of parish
Whistleblowers Gagging orders for NHS whistleblowers will be banned, Health Secretary promisesThe Telegraph - By Tommy Greene and Sarah KnaptonGagging orders for whistleblowers will be banished from the NHS, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has promised, after a radiographer had her non-disclosure agreement overturned. Mr Hancock said he was "determined
Celebrity (UK) University Challenge: the Final, review - a classic ding-dong that brought a smile to Paxman's faceThe Telegraph - By Michael Hogan‘Thanks to all the teams who took part and so convincingly demonstrated that young people know lots of things, despite what you might read in some newspapers” – so said harrumphing host Jeremy Paxman the
Great Britain Brexit has delivered a boost to British composers, Classic FM poll showsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBritish composers are enjoying a boost in popularity amid the ongoing debate over Brexit, a Classic FM survey has suggested. An annual survey by the commercial radio station identified a “surge in the
St. Patrick's DayLabour officials wish followers a happy St George's Day 24 hours early, despite it being party policy for saints day to madeThe Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonLabour officials wish followers a happy St George's Day 24 hours early, despite it being party policy for saints day to be made a bank holiday Labour officials were forced into an embarrassing climbdown
Paul Pogba Paul Pogba apologises for 'disrespectful' Manchester United display and reveals Ole Gunnar Solskjaer tore into the teamThe Telegraph - By James DuckerPaul Pogba has revealed how Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his staff tore into Manchester United players after the Everton debacle - and admitted he and his team-mates had “disrespected” the club with their
West Yorkshire Huge West Yorkshire moorland blaze 'started by barbecue'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe National Trust has said a large moor fire ongoing on Marsden Moor, near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, is likely to have been started by a barbecue. The blaze is covering 300 hectares of moorland and
Horse Racing Burrows Saint ends Willie Mullins’ 21-year wait for Irish Grand National successThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageIt has been a hoodoo-breaking season for Willie Mullins, and six weeks after finally winning the Cheltenham Gold Cup with Al Boum Photo he won another race that had consistently eluded him when Burrows
Bill Gates Bill Gates backed 'vegan meat' company files for $1.2bn stock market listingThe Telegraph - By Olivia FeldBeyond Meat, the manufacturers of plant-based meat substitutes, has filed for an initial public offering in New York. The Los Angeles-based company which makes vegan burgers, sausages and chicken plans
