Profit Profits and sales slide as M&S continues overhaulThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerMarks & Spencer reported a slide in sales and profits as it announced details of a £601m rights issue to fund its tie-up with online delivery company Ocado. The high street retailer reported a full-year
Guy Ritchie Aladdin review: rollicking adventure and creative missteps in Guy Ritchie's Disney remakeThe Telegraph - By Ben LawrenceDir: Guy Ritchie. Cast: Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott, Will Smith, Alan Tudyk (voice), Billy Magnussen, Nasim Pedrad. PG cert, 127 min. If you thought that Guy Ritchie would bring no small amount of grit the
Chelsea Flower Show 12 ways to transform your garden, inspired by Chelsea Flower Show 2019The Telegraph - By Clare CoulsonThere are so many good design ideas to take in at the world's greatest flower show - it can make you dizzy trying to keep track of them all. Everyone comes away with a new favourite plant or a fresh perspective
Pep Guardiola Pep Guardiola's off-the-scale intensity makes us ponder the possibility of loving football too muchThe Telegraph - By Adam HurreyIn a week where Manchester City have been forced into wrestling with the wider context of their domestic treble, this was a captivatingly contextless moment. Pep Guardiola, giving it the Guardiolian minimum
Belinda Bencic Belinda Bencic: 'It's always easier against higher-ranked players - I can just relax and play my game'The Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareFor Belinda Bencic, Switzerland's world No 15, the biggest obstacle at the French Open could be her seeding: this one-time teenage prodigy, now back at the top of the sport, loves nothing more than facing,
Television (UK) Game of Thrones's plastic water bottle - and 9 other mistakesThe Telegraph - By Eleanor HallsYou'd think that with each episode averaging a budget of $10 million, and with a crew that includes over 85 directors and over 3,000 cast and crew, Game of Thrones might have the capacity to catch a little
Game of Thrones Game of Thrones ending: 26 burning questions we still don't know the answers toThe Telegraph - By Amy Blumsom and Amy JonesGame of Thrones changed the way we watch television. A fantasy epic that could also sink into the minutiae of political manoeuvring, it had dragons and zombie armies, but also dodgy alliances and politically
Jon Snow Why Jon Snow killed 'Mad Queen Daenerys' - and why Emilia Clarke was happy with her endingThe Telegraph - By Alice VincentWarning: spoilers for Game of Thrones seasons one to eight Was this the sneakiest, smartest thing Jon Snow has ever done? In last ever episode of Game of Thrones, the man with morals as unshakable as The
Game of Thrones Game of Thrones deaths: who died in season 8 – and who survived to the very endThe Telegraph - By Amy Jones and Catherine GeeWarning: this piece contains full spoilers for all of Game of Thrones, season 8 So that's it. The final season of Game of Thrones has finished, after eight seasons of bloodshed and carnage. Daenerys's
Jaime Lannister The Game of Thrones backlash: why do fans hate the ending of the 'rubbish' series – and the writers – so much?The Telegraph - By Ed PowerKing’s Landing has been razed to the ground – and with it went any possibility of Game of Thrones pulling out of its late-season plunge into television infamy. Jaime Lannister’s redemption arc was revealed
Game of Thrones King Bran the Broken: how the Three Eyed Raven won Game of ThronesThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerWhen Bran Stark was pushed out a window by Jaime Lannister in the very first episode of Game of Thrones it set in motion events that would cause continents to quake and send thousands to their doom. It
Television (UK) Game of Thrones prequel: expected release date and cast list for BloodmoonThe Telegraph - By Zoah Hedges-StocksThankfully, we've learned that the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones will not be the last we see of Westeros. American television network HBO is developing a pilot for a new series, which will
George R.R. Martin When will The Winds of Winter be released? Everything we know about George RR Martin's bookThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAs Game of Thrones wraps up with this year's eighth series – fans needing their Westeros fix will soon be crying to the skies, "Just when is The Winds of Winter coming out?!" Unfortunately, notorious George
Game of Thrones Game of Thrones finale, season 8, episode 6 recap: did we get the king we deserved?The Telegraph - By Ed PowerThe most crushing thing about the Game of Thrones finale was how empty it all felt. Jon killed Daenerys, Bran became king, Arya sailed west. And not once did the feature-length farewell come close to the
Game of Thrones Game of Thrones season 8, episode 6 review: a dagger in the gut of a once-great seriesThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconSo certain was I of its brilliance, I used to argue that there was no real need for Game of Thrones to end. And even if it did end, the show runners could always just take a break for a couple of years,
Brexit Party The Brexit Party: What do they stand for, and who are the MEP candidates running in the European elections?The Telegraph - By Daniel CapurroPolls in the run-up to the European elections, which take place on May 23 in the UK, show the Brexit Party miles ahead of all its challengers. Yet the party was only founded in April. So how have they
Polling How to vote for your MEP in the European electionsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe European Parliamentary elections are due to take place later this week. For the first time since 2014, all EU citizens living in the UK will have the opportunity to vote in an MEP to represent their
Brexit Party European elections latest polls: Brexit Party forecast to win most votesThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Patrick ScottThe latest polling for the European Parliament elections shows that Nigel Farage's Brexit Party is likely to gain the most votes in the UK, as establishment parties are forecast to lose their majority
Chemical Weapons US warns Syria as it accuses regime of new chemical weapons attacksThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThe United States sees signs the Syrian government may be using chemical weapons, including an alleged chlorine attack on Sunday in northwest Syria, the State Department said on Tuesday, warning that and
European Parliament European elections 2019: When does the UK vote - and why are we even taking part?The Telegraph - By Peter FosterWith the date for the European Elections coming closer, we take a look at when the vote is, why we are still expected to take part and what it means for British MEPs. Here's everything you need to know
Austria How a German satirist could hold the clue to the mysterious honey trap scandal that bought down Austria's governmentThe Telegraph - By Jorg LuykenThe release of secret footage from an Ibiza villa showing Austria’s far-right leader promising a woman posing as a Russian oligarch state contracts in return for shady financial backing has sent shock
Bespoke How the £100k kitchen became the new frontier in the domestic arms raceThe Telegraph - By William SitwellWhen Reiko Stewart’s Kensington neighbours started excavating their basement it wasn’t just her heart that sank. So did her kitchen. About three inches, to be precise. With a house worth some £8.5 million,
Quizzes It’s time for radio comedy to have more trust, more risk and a lot more funThe Telegraph - By Charlotte RuncieWhat now for radio comedy? I can’t believe it’s already been four years since Miles Jupp took over from Sandi Toksvig as host of The News Quiz (Friday, Radio 4), but times are changing – last week Jupp
Fashion (UK) The £19.99 wrap dress that will work all year roundThe Telegraph - By Chloe Mac DonnellBeing a fashion editor means you’ll inevitably be asked, “What’s the one item I should buy?” Some would argue a pair of tailored trousers or a smart blazer but I'm an advocate of a mid-length wrap dress.
Niki Lauda The Rat vs The Cad: Niki Lauda, James Hunt and the making of RushThe Telegraph - By Martin ChiltonNiki Lauda’s action-packed life contained all the components for a thrilling movie: glamour, danger, tragedy and redemption – and one of the fiercest sporting rivalries of modern times. So when screenwriter
Brexit Party LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeNigel Farage will face off against Sir Vince Cable this morning in a head-to-head Brexit debate ahead of tomorrow's European elections. With the parties entering the last day of European election campaigning,
Chelsea Flower Show 'Super-crops' win gold at Chelsea for charity backed by the Duchess of SussexThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyA charity supported by the Duchess of Sussex has planted climate change resilient super-crops in its gold medal winning garden at the Chelsea Flower Show. The crops, which have been developed by scientists
Student Finance Student finance woes: the four biggest mistakes people makeThe Telegraph - By Sam BarkerTwo decades on from the birth of the current student loan system, the confusion it generates is still leading many to make bad financial choices or skip university altogether in an attempt to avoid this
Freedom of Information Expenses podcast: How a lone campaigner took on the whole of ParliamentThe Telegraph - By Pete NaughtonTucked away in the back of New Labour’s 1997 manifesto is a promise. It’s in a short, bullet-pointed list of other policies, and comprises just three words: “Freedom of information”. No one in Westminster
