Naples Liverpool boss takes care of injured fan in hospital after supporters attacked ahead of Napoli matchThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportLiverpool chief executive Peter Moore visited an injured fan in hospital on Tuesday night after supporters were attacked ahead of the Champions League match against Napoli. The Liverpool boss confirmed
Luxembourg Letters: The PM’s treatment in Luxembourg was typical of the vindictive EUThe Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – The treatment of Boris Johnson in Luxembourg (report, September 17), just like the treatment of Theresa May in Salzburg last year, confirms that the EU is a club of which no self-respecting nation
Antibiotics Scientists develop molecule that attacks natural defences of superbugsThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandScientists have developed a molecule that can penetrate the natural defences of superbugs, giving a new lease of life to a “last-resort” antibiotic. The molecule, created by researchers in Ireland and
UK News Teachers’ working hours have not changed for 25 years, major new study findsThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerTeachers’ working hours have not changed for 25 years, a major new study has found. It is a “myth” that teachers are now working longer hours than they did in the past, according to one of the lead researchers
Countryside End mobile phone 'not spots' in the countryside by Christmas or face Government action, telecom firms warnedThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeMobile phone operators should be forced to offer a "rural roaming” service to people are blighted by mobile phone “not-spots” in the countryside, MPs say today. MPs on the Environment, Food and Rural committee
Ebola A 'cycle of panic and neglect' leaves the world vulnerable to pandemics, experts warnThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyThe world is unprepared for the “very real threat” of a devastating global disease outbreak, experts have warned. In a stark report, 15 public health leaders have criticised a “cycle of panic and neglect”
UK News Prince William backs anti-cyberbullying app which intervenes when children try to send nasty messagesThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke of Cambridge has praised a new app to help children battle cyberbullying, hailing the “positive and practical” steps to stop young people sending or receiving nasty messages. The BBC Own It app,
Ross Barkley Ross Barkley was right to take penalty, says Chelsea manager Frank LampardThe Telegraph - By Matt LawFrank Lampard has backed Ross Barkley over his penalty miss that cost Chelsea a Champions League draw against Valencia, confirming the midfielder was his team’s designated taker. The 1-0 defeat meant Lampard
UK News Oxford alumni attack college over 'bitter campaign' against deanThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerOxford alumni have attacked Christ Church college for waging a “bitter campaign” against the Dean. The college has been accused of a “catastrophic misjudgement” over its failed attempts to oust The Very
Cristiano Ronaldo When Piers Met Cristiano Ronaldo, review: An engaging insight into the man beneath the Adonis-like absThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganAn overpaid, overexposed egomaniac who is far more loathed than he is loved. That description could apply equally well to either party in Cristiano Ronaldo Meets Piers Morgan (ITV) so the danger was this
Mauricio Pochettino Mauricio Pochettino relishes Tottenham's chance to 'repair the damage' of Champions League heartacheThe Telegraph - By John PercyIt was the lowest point of Mauricio Pochettino’s career as a manager and it is only now, more than three months later, that he can start “repairing the damage” of that Champions League final defeat. Pochettino
Jorginho Jorginho continues promising start to season in quest to become Chelsea's renaissance manThe Telegraph - By Matt LawThe Chelsea rookies are already threatening to dominate Frank Lampard’s first season in charge and yet there is also a fascinating sub-plot of a player trying to complete an unlikely story of redemption.
Television (UK) Love in the Countryside episode 1 review - rural romantics will leave you with a soppy grin on your faceThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganTomorrow night on Channel 4, barrel-scraping series Naked Attraction sees punters select possible partners by peering at their genitals. And people say romance is dead. Thank goodness, then, for the much
Television (UK) The Capture, episode 3 recap: just how deep does the rabbit hole go?The Telegraph - By Michael HoganThe shadowy thriller reached its midway point with the rabbit hole going deeper and an amusing dig at David Hare. Here's everything that happened in a twist-packed episode, rather randomly titled titled
Sturgeon Independence referendum fifth anniversary poll shows six out of 10 Scots want to remain in UKThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonSix out of ten Scots want to remain in the UK and barely a quarter back Nicola Sturgeon's timetable for another independence referendum, according to a poll published on the fifth anniversary of the 2014
PoliticsThe way Luxembourg treated Boris Johnson reminds the British 'why they don't want to be in Europe', says US ambassador WoodyThe Telegraph - By Camilla Tominey and James CrispBoris Johnson’s treatment at the hands of Luxembourg’s prime minister is a reminder of why the UK wants to leave the European Union, the US ambassador said on Tuesday night. In a show of solidarity, Woody
Salzburg Erling Haaland, teenage son of Alf-Inge, hits first-half hat-trick on Champions League debutThe Telegraph - By Alistair TweedaleHighly-rated Norwegian striker Erling Haaland scored a first-half hat-trick on his first ever appearance in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Haaland, 19, struck three times for Salzburg in the opening
Politics Ultimate sovereign authority lies with the people, not ParliamentThe Telegraph - By Philip JohnstonWhich is sovereign, the people or Parliament? Is the Crown – ie the Government – entitled to interpret the wishes of the former and override the latter? Should the courts intervene in these arguments,
UK News Motorists face 5p a litre petrol price rise warns AA as first wholesale figures emerge in wake of Saudi attacksThe TelegraphMotorists could face a 5p per litre spike in pump prices after wholesale petrol costs soared in the wake of the drone strikes on Saudi Arabia, the AA has warned. The drivers’ organisation said the weekend
Television (UK) The Great British Bake Off 2019 episode 4 recap - Dairy Week was really milking the show's formatThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThe contest’s first ever Dairy Week caused high drama and lactose larks. Here are all the talking points from the fourth episode… This year’s young line-up has already been criticised for lacking age with
Edward Snowden US government sues Edward Snowden for proceeds of his memoirThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardThe US government is suing NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden for the proceeds of his new memoir. In a lawsuit the Department of Justice claimed that it was entitled to any money the former CIA contractor
Jo Swinson There is no Brexit which would be good for Britain, Jo Swinson tells Lib Dem conferenceThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanLiberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson yesterday insisted “there is no Brexit that will be good for our country," as she delivered her maiden speech to the Lib Dem party conference. Ms Swinson used her first
Old Age Pensioner couple accused of smuggling drugs insist they paid for cruises through 'hard work'The Telegraph - By Gerard CouzensAn elderly couple accused of trying to smuggle £1 million of cocaine into Europe on a luxury Caribbean cruise broke down in tears today as they insisted they had been betrayed by “friends” at the start
Benjamin Netanyahu Israel election: Exit polls suggest Netanyahu is in trouble as Gantz calls for broad unity governmentThe Telegraph - By Raf SanchezIsrael was holding its breath early on Wednesday after early election exit polls suggested Benjamin Netanyahu’s centrist rivals had won more seats in parliament, potentially endangering the prime minister’s
Cagliari Cagliari avoid sanctions following alleged racist abuse of Inter Milan striker Romelu LukakuThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportCagliari have avoided punishment after supporters allegedly aimed racist abuse at Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku this month. Former Manchester United player Lukaku appeared to be subjected to monkey
Politics Polish ambassador to UK urges fellow countrymen to 'seriously consider' returning to Poland after BrexitThe Telegraph - By James RothwellPoland’s ambassador to the UK has told Poles to “seriously consider” moving back home after Brexit, as he revealed that an “alarmingly low” number had applied to stay in Britain under the Government’s
Dunkirk British border force helps clear Dunkirk migrant campThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelBritish Border Force and immigration officers were yesterday (Tues) deployed to northern France to help their Gallic counterparts clear more than 800 migrants from a makeshift camp that sprung up in Dunkirk.
PoliticsThe Lib Dems would appoint a 'happiness' minister to assess 'well being' with every government policy if they come intoThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanThe Lib Dems would appoint a 'happiness' minister to assess 'well being' with every government policy if they won a majority in government. Jo Swinson made the announcement as she said society had been
Iran The Iran nuclear deal is dead in the water - it has been flawed from the startThe Telegraph - By Liam FoxIn September 2015 there was an air of optimism about the recently negotiated Iran deal, or JCPOA. There was a hope that it would not only lead to the end of the Iran nuclear program but to a new relationship
UK NewsSouthwark Cathedral criticised for hosting scantily clad London Fashion Week show described as 'antithesis of ChristianThe Telegraph - By Jack Hardy and Gabriella SwerlingSouthwark Cathedral has been accused of promoting the “antithesis of the Christian gospel” by allowing its nave to be used as a catwalk to sell clothes. British designer Julien MacDonald brought his collection
