Joe Sugg Joe Sugg's stage fright: are YouTubers the future of musical theatre, or the end?The Telegraph - By Chris Stokel-WalkerAudience members paying to see Waitress the Musical at London’s Adelphi Theatre from next month may have to deal with more than long queues for the loos and overpriced Häagen-Dazs. There may be a lot selfie-taking
Mike Ashley Mike Ashley sacks boss of Jack WillsThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaSports Direct tycoon Mike Ashley has sacked the boss of Jack Wills just weeks after buying the preppy clothing retailer out of administration. Suzanne Harlow, the former trading boss at Debenhams, was
Diane Abbott Diane Abbott just made Labour’s most bizarre pledge on Brexit yetThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconIt wouldn’t be easy to make a bigger mess of Brexit than the Tories have. Labour, though, could yet manage it. In fact, Labour’s current plan for Brexit is so magnificently mad, I almost want them to in
Paul Pogba Phil Neville calls on footballers to 'boycott all social media' in response to racial abuse directed at Paul PogbaThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattEngland Women head coach Phil Neville has implored footballers to “boycott all social media now” in response to the racial abuse Paul Pogba suffered after missing a penalty in the 1-1 draw at Wolves. echoed
Bouldering Shauna Coxsey ends successful Climbing World Championships with second bronzeThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldShauna Coxsey completed a memorable Climbing World Championships by securing her second bronze in Hachioji, Japan. Competing in the combined competition - featuring all three of the lead, speed and bouldering
Croatia Croatia recalls diplomat who praised country as haven for 'white Europeans'The Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseA Croatian diplomat who admiringly said that "just white Europeans" could be seen on her country's coastline has been recalled from her post amid accusations of racism. Screen shots of the comments on
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson's goodwill, and no backstop, is not enough to stop a hard border in IrelandThe Telegraph - By Neale RichmondYesterday evening, the Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, had his second phone call with the British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. The call lasted about an hour, twice as long as their previous call in July while
GCSE GCSE grades explained: what is the 9 - 1 system?The Telegraph - By Luke Mintz and Sophie IngeTeenagers across Britain are eagerly waiting for their GCSE results pour in on Thursday, August 22nd after months of revision and summer exams. As of 2019, almost all GCSE results will use the new 9 -
Cathay Pacific Draconian Chinese measures causing terror among Cathay Pacific crewThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyPilots and cabin crew at Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways described a "white terror" of political denunciations, sackings and phone searches by Chinese aviation officials amid anti-government protests
Vaccines Keep cool and carry on: the challenge of protecting vaccines despite power outagesThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyA fridge designed for vaccines and medicines has “harnessed the power of nature” to keep its contents cold, even with intermittent access to electricity. Vaccines are often temperature sensitive, with
Nuclear Energy UK's stalled nuclear plans sparks Wood Group disposalThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyBritain’s stalled programme to build new nuclear power stations has driven Wood Group to sell its nuclear business. Announcing the $305m (£252m) sale of the division to a US rival, the engineering firm's
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson attempting to pin blame on Brussels with his Brexit letter attack on backstopThe Telegraph - By James RothwellBoris Johnson’s grand new plan to replace the backstop has emerged in the form of a letter to Donald Tusk, the European Council president, but no one in Brussels is taking it seriously. In brief, Mr Johnson
travel news 48 hours in . . . Florence, an insider guide to the cradle of the RenaissanceThe Telegraph - By Nicky SwallowFirenze, the cradle of the Renaissance, is one of Europe’s great art cities. With frescoes by Giotto and Ghirlandaio, canvases by Botticelli and Bronzino, and sculptures by Michelangelo and Giambologna,
Trevor Bayliss England consider reshuffling top seven as they look to level Ashes at HeadingleyThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportHead coach Trevor Bayliss says England will consider reshuffling their top seven as they look to level the Ashes in the third Test at Headingley. The hosts retained an unchanged 12-man squad following
Customers Persimmon's customer service drive hits profitsThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellProfits at Persimmon have slipped as the housebuilder battles to rebuild its reputation with customers in the wake of a high profile executive pay scandal and possible ban from the government’s Help to
Rugby World Cup France Rugby World Cup 2019 fixtures, dates and kick-off timesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe opening match of the 2019 Rugby World Cup kicks off on Friday, September 20 as nations from all across the globe compete for the William Webb Ellis Trophy in Japan. The opening stage of the competition
Rugby World Cup South Africa Rugby World Cup 2019 fixtures, dates and kick-off timesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe opening match of the 2019 Rugby World Cup kicks off on Friday, September 20 as nations from all across the globe compete for the William Webb Ellis Trophy in Japan. The opening stage of the competition
Jeffrey Epstein Woman in video of Prince Andrew at Jeffrey Epstein's house 'is daughter of ex Australian prime minister'The Telegraph - By Margi MurphyThe mystery brunette in the video of Prince Andrew at Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan mansion in 2010 appears to be the daughter of Australian prime minister Paul Keating, according to unconfirmed media reports.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe faces 'suffocating' new restrictions in Iranian prisonThe Telegraph - By Raf SanchezNazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British-Iranian charity worker, has said she feels she could “suffocate” after her Iranian jailers significantly tightened the rules of her imprisonment. Under the new rules,
Rugby World Cup Scotland Rugby World Cup 2019 fixtures, dates and kick-off timesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe opening match of the 2019 Rugby World Cup kicks off on Friday, September 20 as nations from all across the globe compete for the William Webb Ellis Trophy in Japan. The opening stage of the competition
Bordeaux Bordeaux winemakers forced to promote rose and white wines as young drinkers abandon redThe Telegraph - By David ChazanBordeaux vintners facing declining sales are trying to appeal to younger drinkers by promoting lighter white and rosé wines as the French are drinking less of the clarets that made the region famous. centuries
Telegraph Fantasy Football tips 19/20: Players to consider for your European Super League teamThe Telegraph - By Josh BoothroydAs the football season begins around Europe's top divisions, fans around the world will be on the edge of their seats waiting to see the top talent in the Champions League and Europa league kick a ball.
travel news US lawmakers battle shrinking plane seats, bringing fresh hope for passengersThe Telegraph - By Emma CookeTightly-packed plane passengers might have new hope for relief this week after lawmakers in the US have added their voices to the backlash against stingy airline seating. Three members of Rhode Island's
Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco lines up advisers in second attempt at world's largest floatThe Telegraph - By Vinjeru MkandawireSaudi Arabia is lining up financial advisers as it gears up for a second attempt at a trillion-dollar float of what could become the world’s most valuable public company. The kindgom's state-owned oil
Investing Greene King's foreign takeover: which British stocks are next?The Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesGreene King has been bought by Hong Kong’s richest man but the FTSE 250 brewer may not be the last British giant to fall prey to international rivals, according to experts. A weaker currency has meant
Sainsbury's Sainsbury's beats rivals in weak grocery marketThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaSainsbury’s fared better than its major rivals for the first time in two years, although the big four supermarkets continued to cede terrain to discounters. The grocer had 15.4pc of the market for the
Quentin Tarantino UK box office report, August 16–18: Tarantino is the king of Hollywood, the UglyDolls are shunnedThe Telegraph - By Charles GantIn a thin week, everyone is deep in Tarantino’s shadow, writes Charles Gant in his weekly box-office bulletin Quentin Tarantino has achieved his biggest ever debut at the UK box office, and by a significant
Apple Arcade Apple TV Plus to ‘launch by November for £9.99 per month'The Telegraph - By Matthew FieldApple plans to roll out its TV+ streaming service by November after the anticipated launch of its iPhone XI, according to a new report. The service could be priced on a par with its other services such
Edinburgh Festival Mythos: Gods review, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh International Festival: a fascinating evening with a titan of storytellingThe Telegraph - By Mark BrownStephen Fry has become many things to many people over the years. But the primary role of this enormously successful comedian, actor, TV presenter and author is perhaps to reassure us that, in a culture
Phil Neville Phil Neville names first post-World Cup England squad with four new call-ups while Jill Scott is restedThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattEngland will be without Manchester City players Ellen White, Jill Scott and Karen Bardsley for their friendlies against Belgium later this month and Norway in September. Neville has opted to rest Scott
