The Telegraphflipped into TVTelevision (UK) Great Canal Journeys, episode 1 review: a lovely tranquil trip that was tinged with sadnessThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganOne of TV’s most charming series sailed back onto our screens last night, but it was bittersweet because this could well be the final voyage. Great Canal Journeys (Channel 4) saw actors Timothy West (skipper)
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsPierre Trudeau Justin Trudeau and Andrew Scheer make final appeals as they enter Canada election in poll dead heatThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Conservative rival Andrew Scheer slugged it out on Sunday on the last day of a rancorous election campaign. With Canadians going to the polls on Monday, Liberals
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCatalonia Ciudadanos leader demands Madrid suspend Catalonia's autonomy as pro-Spain protesters take to streetsThe Telegraph - By James BadcockThe leader of the Spanish opposition party Ciudadanos on Sunday demanded Madrid impose direct rule in Catalonia after days of separatist protests, as he led a pro-Spain counter-demonstration in Barcelona.
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsSyria US troops leave northern Syria for Iraq despite Trump's claims they are returning 'home'The Telegraph - By Sara Elizabeth Williams and Nick AllenUS forces began withdrawing from their largest base in northern Syria on Sunday after the Pentagon chief confirmed that nearly 1,000 troops would be relocated to “help defend Iraq” against Isil’s re-emergence.
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesEast London Manchester United and Tottenham go marching on in League CupThe Telegraph - By Sophie PenneyThis was a weekend of derbies in the women's Continental League Cup between the top two divisions, as Manchester turned red, East London turned dark blue and the London Bees stung the London Lionesses.
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Quantum physics is a cinch compared to this incomprehensible farceThe Telegraph - By Judith WoodsDear God please make it stop. I'm not sure about the Prime Minister but I fear we will all be dead in a ditch if this purgatorial anguish goes on much longer. I like to think of myself as reasonably well
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBusiness Purplebricks' new boss confesses 'we really took our eye off the ball in the UK'The Telegraph - By Russell LynchThe new boss of estate agent Purplebricks is a student of theology, but it’s his own shareholders who have had their faith tested lately. The “hybrid” property seller – which combines online tech and self-employed
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesMargaret Thatcher Margaret Thatcher's first great-grandchild born in the USThe Telegraph - By Hayley DixonBaroness Thatcher's first great-grandchild has been born in the United States. Michael Thatcher, the only grandson of Britain’s first female Prime Minister, and his wife Courtney welcomed their child Monroe
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Every time he stands up to this Remainer Parliament, Boris grows stronger in the eyes of the publicThe Telegraph - By Iain Duncan SmithWhat a ridiculous spectacle the House of Commons cut on Saturday. Called back to vote as required on a meaningful motion, instead we ended up losing that opportunity to Oliver Letwin’s utterly self-serving
The Telegraphflipped into NewsLebanon Lebanon rocked by vast protests demanding resignation of Hariri governmentThe Telegraph - By Joseph Haboush and Sara Elizabeth WilliamsLebanon was shaken on Sunday by its largest protests in years as young and old turned out en masse to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri and his coalition government. It marked the
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsAmber Rudd People's vote hit by internal power struggle as leaked emails reveal apparent plotThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe People’s Vote campaign has been hit by an internal power struggle as leaked emails apparently reveal a plot by senior Blairites to depose the chairman of one of its main groups. The emails show attempts
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Boris Johnson could be ruled in contempt of court over bid to thwart Parliament, say Remain lawyers in court actionThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasBoris Johnson could be in contempt of court after he urged EU leaders to ignore a letter asking for an extension to the Brexit deadline, say Remain lawyers behind a legal action in court on Monday. Scotland’s
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesEd Woodward Manchester United not for sale - Glazers in it for long-term, says Ed WoodwardThe Telegraph - By James DuckerThe Glazer family are not looking to sell Manchester United, according to the club’s executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward. United’s American owners are reported to have rebuffed two offers for the club
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsOliver Letwin Oliver Letwin: The 'cleverest stupid person in Westminster'The TelegraphHe has been described as the "cleverest stupid person in Westminster". But yesterday it emerged that Sir Oliver Letwin, the former minister credited with the dubious honour of derailing Brexit at the hour,
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsUniversity of Sydney Qantas completes 19-hour commercial test flight from New York to SydneyThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenQantas, the Australian airline, has carried out a test flight for what would be the longest non-stop commercial service, delivering passengers from New York to Sydney. A Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner touched
The Telegraphflipped into TVTelevision (UK) Halloween heartbreak beckonsThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThe two dad dancers at the foot of the scoreboard slugged it out for survival. Here are all the talking points and social media reaction from Sunday night's results show… This was the third dance-off just
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBoeing Boeing's board in emergency meetings as 737 MAX crisis deepensThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandSenior Boeing executives are due to hold a second day of meetings tomorrow after new messages, published late on Friday, deepened the crisis surrounding the company’s 737 MAX jet. Boeing’s board of directors
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessHousing Housing policy madness must end – and solutions are at handThe Telegraph - By Roger BootleThe housing market is one of the worst performing parts of the British economy. This statement may leave you aghast. You have probably become accustomed to thinking that the health of the housing market
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesUK News Stephen Lawrence's mother claims firefighters tackling Grenfell Tower blaze were 'racist'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersStephen Lawrence's mother has been accused of making a "disgraceful and unfair slur" after claiming that firefighters tackling the Grenfell Tower blaze were racist. Doreen Lawrence, whose 18-year-old was
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsOperation Yellowhammer No deal preparations ramped up Government triggers 'Operation Yellowhammer'The Telegraph - By Charles HymasPreparations for a no deal Brexit have been ramped up after the Commons vote forcing Boris Johnson to ask the EU for an extension, Michael Gove has disclosed. The Cabinet minister who is responsible for
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News Brain-damaged woman hit by a bus will spend compensation on IVF to 'give her life meaning'The Telegraph - By Greg WilfordA severely brain-damaged woman has been given permission to pay for IVF treatment after claiming that having a baby will give her life more meaning. The woman, who is in her 30s, was left with reduced
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Chalky nature reserve recognised as Britain's best stargazing spot after residents keep lights off at nightThe Telegraph - By Greg WilfordA chalky nature reserve that straddles Wiltshire, Dorset, Hampshire and Somerset has been recognised as Britain's best stargazing spot after residents were urged to keep their lights off at night. Boasting
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesOliver Letwin Oliver Letwin: The 'cleverest stupid person in Westminster'The Telegraph - By Victoria WardHe has been described as the "cleverest stupid person in Westminster". But yesterday it emerged that Sir Oliver Letwin, the former minister credited with the dubious honour of derailing Brexit at the hour,
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesDonald Trump Donald Trump reverses decision to host G7 summit at his own golf club in FloridaThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenDonald Trump has backed down on a plan to host next year's G7 summit at one of his own golf clubs in Florida. The US president blamed "irrational hostility" from "crazed Democrats" for the reversal of
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesUK News Turnips and swedes replace Mediterranean vegetables as shoppers get used to eating seasonally, Waitrose sales figures showThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonBritish root vegetables, once shunned for their shinier and more glamorous Mediterranean counterparts, are making a comeback as people get used to eating seasonally, Waitrose sales figures show. The supermarket
The Telegraphflipped into NewsSexism Sexism row erupts over ranking of Britain's top lawyersThe Telegraph - By Hayley DixonA sexism row has broken out over the ranking of Britain's top lawyers as one man has refused to have his name included in a protest at the lack of women who made the list. Chambers & Partners, which is
The Telegraphflipped into ObituariesObituariesNathalie Brooke, formidable survivor of Imperial Russia who co-founded the Venice in Peril fund and ran a leading ConservativeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesNathalie Brooke, who has died aged 96, was a last link to the world of Imperial Russia, from which she had been spirited away as an infant to escape the Communist purge of the former nobility. She dedicated
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAndy Murray Andy Murray breaks down in tears after winning first singles title on comeback trailThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsPerhaps they will make a movie of it one day. The working title could be “Miracle in Schijnpoortweg”. Because that’s the unprepossessing suburb of Antwerp where Andy Murray sealed his 46th – and arguably
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News Serial killer Levi Bellfield tried to kill himself in prison, according to reportsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe killer of Milly Dowler, Levi Bellfield, tried to kill himself in prison, according to reports. Bellfield, who was imprisoned for three murders including that of schoolgirl Miss Dowler, was “minutes
The Telegraphflipped into SportSassuolo Parachutist landing on pitch disrupts Inter's Serie A win against SassuoloThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportInter Milan's 4-3 win over Sassuolo was disrupted by a parachutist landing in the middle of the pitch. The intruder, in Inter's colours and wearing the team's scarf, landed on the field just as Romelu
