The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News Murder suspect charged after boy, 12, killed and six others injured in hit-and-run outside Essex school The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA murder suspect has been charged after a 12-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run outside a school in Essex. Harley Watson died in hospital after a vehicle ploughed into children who were leaving Park
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesDiabetes Limiting food to a ten hour window could cut your risk of diabetes, study finds The Telegraph - By Mason Boycott-OwenLimiting your eating to a ten hour window could help cut your risk of diabetes, an America study has found. The research by the University of California, San Diego, found that those who ate during a ten
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTest Cricket 'Putting Test cricket on free-to-air television could bankrupt the game,' warns ECB chairman Colin Graves The Telegraph - By Nick HoultColin Graves has started his final year as chairman of the England & Wales Cricket with a stark warning to the next government about the danger of listing Test cricket on free-to-air television. Graves
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsBrendan Rodgers Brendan Rodgers says Leicester's strong start to the season will help him attract Europe's top players The Telegraph - By John PercyBrendan Rodgers insists Leicester’s excellent start to the season will convince Europe’s top players to join his revolution. Rodgers has confirmed he is ready to strengthen his Champions League chasers
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessChina Chinese takeover of aviation firm Impcross triggers security fears The Telegraph - By Alan ToveyNational security concerns have prompted the Government to order an investigation into the purchase of a British aviation components manufacturer by a Chinese-owned company. Andrea Leadsom, the Business
The Telegraphflipped into TheatreThe Theatre Fairview, Young Vic, review: Why I refused to cooperate with the decade’s most divisive play The Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishFairview, getting its UK premiere in the dying days of the 2010s, may well be the most divisive play of the decade. Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is about race. More specifically,
The Telegraphflipped into TVTelevision (UK) Giri/Haji, episode 8 review: only this bewitching thriller would mix a bloody climax with a balletic dance sequence The Telegraph - By Michael HoganNot many crime dramas would suddenly launch into interpretative dance mid-episode. Fewer still would do it in black-and-white, then flip back to full colour and never acknowledge what just happened. Then
The Telegraphflipped into OpinionOpinion Jeremy Corbyn is an anti-Semite The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewA vote for Labour on December 12 is a vote for an institutionally anti-Semitic party led by an anti-Semite. This has been the view of many of us for a long time, but there is no room left for doubt after
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News 'Hard man' who used martial arts to murder Mother Teresa's former assistant is jailed for life The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA martial arts expert has been jailed for life with a minimum of 15 years for killing a former assistant to Mother Teresa following a pub row. Colin Payne, 61, was found guilty of murdering Mark Bloomfield,
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsMarco Silva Everton had to bite the bullet with Marco Silva - but this will need to be their last expensive mistake The Telegraph - By Chris BascombeFarhad Moshiri said earlier this year he spent £250 million ‘to turn a museum into a competitive outfit’. His decision to dismiss the fourth permanent manager of his three-year reign exposed his fear would
The Telegraphflipped into Royal FamilyPrince Charles Prince Charles pays tribute to British Jews whose lives have 'often been shadowed by persecution' The Telegraph - By Victoria WardThe Prince of Wales last night paid tribute to the Jewish community, describing his sadness that its history in Britain had “often been shadowed by persecution”. However, addressing attendees at a pre-Chanukah
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAndy Carroll Jonjo Shelvey's bizarre goal secures a winning return to Sheffield for Steve Bruce The Telegraph - By Mike McGrathSteve Bruce made a victorious return to Sheffield but the spotlight was on VAR. Jonjo Shelvey wrapped up this win, scoring as opponents all stopped playing, waiting for a free kick after the offside flag
The Telegraphflipped into NewsWar Russian fake news 'a form of warfare', head of British armed forces says The Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe Russians are using ‘fake news’ as a form of warfare and the army must adapt to tackle it, the Chief of the Defence Staff has said. “Clever propaganda” is being used by to undermine Western society
The Telegraphflipped into NewsDementia Alzheimer's breakthrough as scientists find first drug to slow down the disease The Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonA drug that can slow down the progression of Alzheimer’s disease has finally been found, scientists have announced. Researchers at the pharmaceutical company Biogen released the results of a final phase
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics How the Labour anti-Semitism dossier named Corbyn's top team in 'cover-up' The Telegraph - By Tony DiverThe dossier detailing anti-Semitism in the Labour Party compiled by the Jewish Labour movement contains explosive new information about the way that racist abuse was allegedly perpetrated and covered under
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Anti-semitism dossier: The 15 incidents which claim Jeremy Corbyn has 'engaged' in anti-semitic behaviour The Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaJeremy Corbyn has been blamed for a “culture that is anti-Semitic” in the Labour party in a damning analysis of the scale of the problem. The submission by the Jewish Labour Movement has said “signalling
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsAnti-SemitismThe dossier that shamed Labour: How Jeremy Corbyn was complicit in growing 'tide' of anti-Semitism - and how the party covered The Telegraph - By Camilla Tominey and Gordon RaynerAnti-Semitism is now so rife in Labour that at last year’s party conference, a Jewish member shared a breakfast table with two delegates who “quickly agreed that Jews were ‘subhuman’ and should ‘be grateful
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Jeremy Corbyn embraced cleric found by British court to have issued the anti-Semitic blood libel The Telegraph - By Harry YorkeJeremy Corbyn embraced an Islamic cleric after he was found by a British court to have issued the anti-Semitic blood libel, it emerged on Thursday. Footage unearthed online from 2012 shows that Mr Corbyn
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsJeremy Corbyn Sturgeon's disastrous Scottish record is a foretaste of life under Corbyn The Telegraph - By Fraser NelsonScotland provides the perfect example of the errors of a centralising tax-and-spend agenda If Jeremy Corbyn enters 10 Downing Street this time next week, it will be because Nicola Sturgeon has unlocked
The Telegraphflipped into ObituariesObituariesMajor Jeremy Whitaker, eccentric soldier who served as ADC in Nigeria and Malaysia before establishing himself as an in-demand The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesMajor Jeremy Whitaker, who has died aged 84, joined the Army with a light-hearted approach to peacetime soldiering which earned him a reputation as a cast-iron eccentric. Brought up on the family farm,
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesRomelu Lukaku Luther Blissett: Black players still regarded as inferior by many Italian fans The Telegraph - By Tom MorganLuther Blissett has criticised attempts by governing bodies to tackle racism in Italian football after a “horrifying” newspaper headline reminded him of his time facing abuse at AC Milan in the 1980s.
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessEmmanuel Macron French draw sword against Macron to defend exorbitant pension perks The Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardEmmanuel Macron faces his ordeal by fire. French trade unions, the professional guilds, and political populists of Left and Right have combined to defeat his landmark reform of France’s exorbitant pension
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsJudaism Orthodox Jews seeking to join Labour party faced home vetting visits, dossier alleges The Telegraph - By Charles HymasOfficials at a Labour party branch sought to block membership applications from orthodox Jews unless they were vetted through home visits, the dossier alleges. The Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) document
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsIslamism Up 180 people jailed for Islamist terrorist offences have been released early, study shows The Telegraph - By Charles Hymas and Martin EvansUp to 180 convicted Islamist terrorists have been released early from jail in the past two decades, according to a think tank analysis. Court records show that 187 of the 264 Islamist terrorists jailed
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBrexit PartyFour more Brexit Party MEPs 'on the verge of quitting' as Nigel Farage warned his election candidates are splitting Leave The Telegraph - By Christopher HopeFour Brexit Party MEPs including Jacob Rees-Mogg's sister, dramatically quit the party on Thursday and urged people to vote Tory, warning that Nigel Farage's party was splitting the Leave vote. Annunziata
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics The Labour anti-Semitism dossier bears witness to the catalogue of abuse Jewish members have faced The Telegraph - By Luciana BergerLuciana Berger is a former Labour MP who quit the party earlier this year over anti-Semitism. She is now standing as a candidate for the Liberal Democrats. Since it was founded in 2007, the Equalities
The Telegraphflipped into TechnologyTechnology Cave rescuer Vernon Unsworth says he won't apologise to Elon Musk for calling rescue submarine a 'PR stunt' The Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardA British caver suing Elon Musk over tweets calling him a ”pedo guy” refused to apologise to the billionaire in court as he said he still believed his mini submarine was a “PR stunt”. Vernon Unsworth a
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessInvesting Fears of more property fund suspensions after M&G as investors pull £1.7bn out in just 12 months The Telegraph - By Michael O'Dwyer and Jonathan JonesTwo British property funds have launched a wave of sell-offs, amid a stampede for the exits by investors which forced rival M&G to slam its doors shut. Fund managers at Columbia Threadneedle and Kames
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCardiff City Cardiff launch bid to avoid paying Nantes £6m after Emiliano Sala's death The Telegraph - By Tom MorganCardiff City have formally launched their bid at the sports appeal court to overturn a Fifa ruling to make them pay in the region of £6million to FC Nantes after the Emiliano Sala tragedy. The Court of
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBusiness Market report: Plumped-up profits lift Dunelm shares The Telegraph - By Louis AshworthShares in home furnishings retailer Dunelm surged after the company said its full-year profits will be higher than previously expected. The homeware retailer upgraded its forecasts following a period strong
