Sri Lanka Perhaps I could have saved them, says father of two British teenagers killed in Sri Lanka bombingsThe Telegraph - By Bill Gardner and Jamie JohnsonA father who lost two teenage children in the Sri Lankan bombings said that he is tortured by the thought that he could have saved them. Matthew Linsey was on holiday with his 19-year-old son Daniel and
GCSE A-level and GCSE exam papers are to be micro-chipped for first time in bid to combat online leaksThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerExam papers are to be micro-chipped for the first time this summer in an attempt to combat online leaks, one of the country's biggest exam boards has announced. Pearson, which owns the exam board EdExcel,
Neo-nazism Neo-Nazi linked to group who said Prince Harry was a race traitor for marrying Meghan pleads guiltyThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansTwo teenage neo-Nazis, linked to a group that called Prince Harry a "race traitor" for marrying Mehgan Markle, are facing jail after admitting terror charges. Polish national, Michal Szewczuk, 19, admitted
Essex, UK Liam Plunkett relieved to rediscover form as pressure builds for World Cup placesThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultSurrey (278-8) beat Essex (213) by 65 runs Liam Plunkett spoke of his relief at rediscovering his form as pressure builds for World Cup places among England’s quick bowlers, saying he felt he was back
Watford Shane Long scores fastest goal in Premier League historyThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportShane Long scored the fastest goal in Premier League when he put Southampton 1-0 up against Watford on Tuesday night, finding the net after just 7.69 seconds. Despite Watford kicking off, Long rapidly
Egypt Sisi to stay in power in Egypt until 2030 after referendum 'victory'The Telegraph - By Raf SanchezEgypt’s constitution will be amended to allow President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to remain in office until 2030 after the government claimed to have won 89 per cent support in a much-criticised referendum.
Jussie Smollett Brothers paid to attack Jussie Smollett sue his lawyers for defamationThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderJussie Smollett's lawyers have been sued by two Nigerian-American brothers who carried out the "attack" on the actor, accusing the legal team of defamation in the latest twist to the strange case. Olabinjo
Islamic State (ISIS) Whether or not Isil was responsible for the atrocities in Sri Lanka, its threat remains undimmedThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinIt is entirely predictable that the leaders of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) should, as they did in a belated statement yesterday, try to claim responsibility for the appalling Easter Sunday
Middlesbrough Middlesbrough owner Steve Gibson to step up dispute with rival Championship clubs over financesThe Telegraph - By John PercyMiddlesbrough owner Steve Gibson will step up his dispute with rival Championship clubs on Wednesday in a crunch meeting at Nottingham Forest. Gibson is demanding an English Football League investigation
Cardiff City Cardiff City push for agents to use only commercially-licensed aircraft after Emiliano Sala tragedyThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganCardiff City are calling for Premier League clubs to agree new regulations to force agents to use only commercially-licensed aircraft for athletes in the wake of the Emiliano Sala tragedy. The Welsh club
Former French PM Fillon and British wife face trial over 'fake jobs' scandalThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseFormer French prime minister Francois Fillon, whose 2017 bid for the presidency was torpedoed by a fake job scandal involving his wife, is to face trial over the allegations, a judicial source said on
Sri LankaCalling the Sri Lanka bombing victims 'Easter Worshippers' shows just how afraid we are to admit that Christians are underThe Telegraph - By Allison PearsonEaster Sunday was such a heavenly day. The churchyard was frothing with blossom. Young and old were there to celebrate. The anguish and suffering of Good Friday was banished. Even those of us whose faith
Northern Ireland Blaming Brexit for Northern Ireland killings takes pressure off the terrorists who commit themThe Telegraph - By Eilis O'Hanlon"There are fears that if this Bill goes through as it is it will play into the hands of extremists in Ireland.” So declared the First Viscount Grey, debating the 1920 Government of Ireland Act. Home Rulers
Prince Harry Inside a royal rift: what's really going on with William and Harry?The Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyWhen they were boys, Prince William and Prince Harry were travelling to Highgrove with their mother, when they began bickering in the back of the car. An increasingly irritated Diana, Princess of Wales,
Royal Navy Gender neutral boats on the rise as Maritime Museum removes signs referring to ships as "she" and "her"The Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonIt was The Queen who said: “May God bless her and all who sail in her,” as she commissioned Britain’s latest warship, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, in 2014. But now the tradition of referring boats as "she"
Play buttonPolar Bears 'Air bear' flight to Russian Arctic returns polar bear who drifted 400 miles south on iceThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnAn “air bear” helicopter flight has returned a polar bear to the Russian Arctic after he drifted more than 400 miles south on an ice floe. Fishermen ran into the two-year-old male bear last week near an
Brighton & Hove Albion Tottenham vs Brighton, Premier League: live score and latest updatesThe Telegraph - By Charlie Eccleshare8:28PM 43 min - Tottenham 0 Brighton 0 Locadia, who's looked very inch a striker playing out wide, switches off and allows Trippier to run off him in the box. Trippier has time to size up the cross, but
Science Secrets of Kilian Jornet's extraordinary Everest climb revealedThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe key to conquering Everest with apparent ease has been disclosed by the Swiss researcher who helped one climber achieve the feat twice in a week. In May 2017, Spaniard Kilian Jornet Burgada became first
Cardiff University Popular children to be recruited as anti-drug 'influencers' in Government funded projectThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerThe most popular children in school are to be recruited as anti-drug “influencers” in a Government funded project. Teenagers, who have been voted by their classmates as the most influential, will be trained
EU says Google, Facebook and Twitter must do more to fight bots and fake accountsThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalGoogle, Facebook and Twitter have to do more to tackle fake news and disinformation ahead of the European Union elections next month, the European Commission has claimed. Brussels took aim at Google and
Great Britain Anna Toman interview: 'We're hating all these fitness drills, but we'll benefit in the long run'The Telegraph - By Tom CaryAnna Toman laughs grimly when I ask whether it has been nice to be back on home soil after spending the past few months travelling the globe playing in the new FIH Pro League with her Great Britain team-mates.
Erik Ajax will reward manager Erik ten Hag with new contract to prevent Premier League moveThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsAjax are preparing a new contract for manager Erik ten Hag to ward off potential interest from Premier League clubs. Ten Hag’s leadership of the young Ajax side that has captured the hearts of Europe gone
Pigs Pacemakers powered by heartbeats on the horizonThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonPacemakers powered by the energy of the heart are on the horizon in a breakthrough which could end the need for ongoing surgery to replace failing batteries. Scientists in the US and China have successfully
Pakistan 25,000 children in Pakistan rushed to hospital after spread of false polio vaccine rumoursThe Telegraph - By Joe WallenMore than 25,000 children were rushed to hospital in northwest Pakistan after the spread of unfounded rumours that a polio vaccine led to fainting and vomiting. The scare, which travelled widely online,
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan abandons 'discriminatory' plans to force fans at Europa League final to reveal if they have HIV or hepatitisThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganAzerbaijan has abandoned "discriminatory" plans to force fans travelling to the Europa League final to confirm whether they have HIV or hepatitis. Both Uefa and the Football Supporters Europe (FSE) group
Airbus The sofa-style seats that could replace lie-flat beds in business classThe Telegraph - By Hugh MorrisAirlines could recreate a supreme home comfort at 35,000 feet and cut the cost of flying business class in one fell swoop with the introduction of a new chair design. Airbus revealed its plans for a sofa-style
Malaria Historic moment as world's first ever malaria vaccine campaign launchedThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandMalawi has become the first country in the world to launch a landmark malaria vaccine in what the World Health Organization is hailing as a historic moment in the fight against the disease. The vaccine,
BBQ The A to Z of BBQ: from asado to zatar, everything you need to knowThe Telegraph - By Genevieve TaylorFrom ‘dirty’ grills to posh kebabs, and asado to za’atar... Genevieve Taylor sizes up this summer’s hottest new barbecue kit, trends and recipes, from A through to Z... Advance action Getting ahead of
Judi Dench UK box office report April 19-21: Judi Dench's Red Joan bumped aside by Bollywood hit KalankThe Telegraph - By Charles GantCinemas are struggling with a pre-Avengers: Endgame lull, writes Charles Gant in his weekly box office bulletin The winner: Shazam! Following three weekends at which Dumbo and Shazam! have taken turns
Loch Ness Loch Ness monster was mass delusion triggered by discovery of dinosaurs, study suggestsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonIn 1933, Londoner George Spicer was driving along a new road at Loch Ness when he claimed to have seen ‘the most extraordinary form of animal’ cross in front of his car. Standing four feet tall, and with
