'Joe Root puts belief in this England side and we feed off that - we have to believe we can win,' says Joe DenlyThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganEngland insisted they can stage a miracle comeback against Australia on Sunday after a resurgent batting display from captain Joe Root gave the hosts a glimmer of hope of levelling the Ashes at Headingley.
While welcome, the Government's HS2 review has to be transparentThe Telegraph - By David LidingtonThe review of HS2 is welcome. Its terms of reference are wide, with the review panel free to recommend not just changes to the scheme but scrapping the project completely. HS2, if it goes ahead will on
British companies want the UK to 'end the current uncertainty' and 'crack on' with leaving the EU, Andrea Ledsom saysThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickBritish companies want the UK to "end the current uncertainty" and "crack on" with leaving the EU, the new Business Secretary declares today. Writing in The Sunday Telegraph, Andrea Leadsom says that she
'AI is not being developed fast enough to stop child abuse'The Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe head of the National Crime Agency (NCA) has challenged the social media giants to explain why they can develop Artificial Intelligence (AI) to target adverts at users but not create AI capable of children
HS2 Let's kill off HS2The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe Government is launching a much-needed review into HS2. Let’s hope that it goes the whole way and cancels this wasteful high-speed rail project entirely. Its costs are irreversibly out of control, it
Carrie Symonds's young eco warriors seek help to buy rainforestThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonCarrie Symonds, the Prime Minister's girlfriend, has back a group of British schoolchildren who are at the forefront of plans to buy a section of rainforest in Ecuador to protect endangered animals at
Schools School funding crisis worse due to lack of governors, says charityThe Telegraph - By Tony DiverThe school funding crisis has worsened because of a shortage of governors, a leading charity has said, as new figures show vacancies on governing boards have risen by almost 40 per cent in two years. positions
HS2 Electricity bills need to rise to prepare energy network for HS2, one of the country's biggest energy firms saysThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickElectricity bills may rise as a result of works to prepare Britain's energy network for High Speed 2, The Sunday Telegraph can disclose. Scottish Power said it will require an additional £35 million from
Brexit We will do everything in our power to help businesses seize the vast opportunities of BrexitThe Telegraph - By Andrea LeadsomOctober 31 will be a historic day for the United Kingdom – the day we finally act on the will of the people and leave the European Union. As a truly Brexit-backing Business Secretary, my number one priority
Sergey Kovalev Briton Anthony Yarde falls short in valiant attempt to beat Sergey Kovalev in WBO light-heavyweight title fightThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesAnthony Yarde fell short in a valiant attempt to win the world light-heavyweight championship in Russia on Saturday night. The 28-year-old Londoner was stopped in the 11th round by champion Sergey Kovalev,
Disney+ Disney has announced a new series starring a hero with Borderline Personality DisorderThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweDisney has announced a hero for its upcoming Marvel series described as “Batman with multiple personality disorder” in an effort to reduce the stigma around mental health conditions. Marc Spector, the
Amber Rudd Amber Rudd accuses Labour of blocking benefit payments to severely disabled peopleThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickAmber Rudd has accused Labour of jeopardising hundreds of millions of pounds worth of benefit payments to severely disabled people. The Work and Pensions Secretary claimed that Jeremy Corbyn was playing
Animals Reynolds dog is tribute to earl's beloved lost petThe Telegraph - By Dalya AlbergeA fluffy black dog called Rover, depicted next to his owner in a painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds, has long charmed onlookers. Now, experts at the Tate, have been astonished to discover a completely different
ITV ITV strategy in disarray as two most senior streaming executives exitThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsITV has stumbled in its race to reinvent itself as a subscription streaming player capable of challenging Netflix, after two of the executives hired to lead the chase left in quick succession. The Sunday
Crime Criminals committing 100 offences before being sent to prison for knife crime, official figures showThe Telegraph - By Anna Mikhailova and Edward MalnickCriminals are committing as many as 100 offences before being sent to prison for knife crime, official figures have shown. There have been 38 “super-prolific” offenders in England and Wales since 2008,
UK News Soho 1951: Defying racial convention and paving the way for multicultural BritainThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerAmid the hidebound restrictions of post-war Britain they took shelter in a Soho nightclub to dance, drink and socialise away from the ugly racist prejudice that was an everyday reality for all too many.
Church of England Schoolgirl who had a relationship with shamed vicar tells of her ordealThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdWhen parishioners in a Hampshire village were told their vicar had resigned following “sexual incidents” with a 16-year-old schoolgirl, many walked out of church in support of their “wonderful” minister.
Private Equity Fears over Cobham sale to US private equity group 'have no logic'The Telegraph - By Alan ToveyFears a sale of Cobham to a US buyer risks Britain’s national security and threaten the country’s industrial base have “no logic to them” and are “noise”, according to the defence company’s boss. David
Politics In 2016 we voted for a trade deal beneficial to both sidesThe Telegraph - By Jon MoynihanThe Prime Minister faces one of the most complicated political puzzles of modern times, to negotiate simultaneously with four parties: the EU, the Remainer Parliament, the Tory ERG, and the electorate.
Politics Labour shifts to delay motion of confidenceThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeLabour is planning to delay a confidence vote in the Government until mid-September, in an apparent admission that support among Tory rebels has collapsed. Whilst Jeremy Corbyn had been expected to table
Arnold Schwarzenegger Shareholders hail end of an era as PPI deadline looms - but banks still face £1bn billThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonThe total bill for mis-sold payment protection insurance is expected to hit £50bn this week as the banks take a final hit for customer claims. Ian Gordon, a banks analyst at Investec, estimates that
St Helens Warrington Wolves produce Challenge Cup final upset to stun St Helens at WembleyThe Telegraph - By Ross HeppenstallWhen the final hooter sounded, Steve Price hugged assistants Andrew Henderson and Lee Briers and then, as his players celebrated like wild men, the Warrington head coach had a bucket of ice thrown over
Royal Navy Royal Navy sends third warship to the Gulf to protect British-flagged ships from Iranian attacksThe Telegraph - By Greg WilfordBritain has sent a third Royal Navy ship to the Gulf to protect ships from Iranian attacks. The HMS Defender, a Type 45 destroyer based in Portsmouth, set sail for the troubled region earlier this month.
HS2 The HS2 gravy train is out of controlThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowThe case for HS2 has never been convincing. After all, will shaving half an hour of journey times between Birmingham and London really provide the massive economic boost that ministers claim? But the about
European Union The eurozone risks imploding - only a German spending spree can save itThe Telegraph - By Liam Halligan“The economic sky is not cloudless”, Angela Merkel remarked last Wednesday, just hours before she met Boris Johnson in Berlin. The UK’s impending EU departure is “already causing us headaches”, said the
Marcus Rashford Ole Gunnar Solskjaer blasts Twitter trolls after Marcus Rashford receives racist abuse for missed penaltyThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsManchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has once again condemned the online racist abuse directed at his players after Marcus Rashford’s missed penalty against Crystal Palace made him a target.
British Athletics Ojie Edoburun shocks British rivals to claim men's 100m title in 10.18secsThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomBack when he won a bronze medal on his British Championships debut as a 19-year-old, Ojie Edoburun thought it would prove so easy to make the step up to the senior ranks. Four years on, he lined up for
Stoke City FC Leeds United cruise past Stoke as Nathan Jones admits poor start to season could cost him his jobThe Telegraph - By Jon CulleyStoke City manager Nathan Jones admitted last night that his side’s poor start to the season could cost him his job after his gamble in making six changes failed to stop Championship leaders Leeds United
Sheffield United Harvey Barnes gives further evidence of talent with stunning strike to help Leicester overcome Sheffield UnitedThe Telegraph - By Arindam RejJamie Vardy aggressively pulling out his ears with an intense stare on his face, after scoring for Leicester, sent out a message to those who booed him here. But he was not the only one of Brendan Rodgers’
Shot Put Dina Asher-Smith clocks championship record of 10.96 to retain British 100m titleThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomIt was not so much that Dina Asher-Smith retained her British 100m title in Birmingham on Sunday that was most impressive, nor that she broke her own championship record in the process. It was what had
