Scotland Yard Metropolitan Police denies its IT systems were hacked after bizarre messages appear on official Twitter feedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Metropolitan Police has denied that its IT system was hacked after a series of bizarre messages appeared on its official Twitter feed. Late on Friday, a series of tweets were sent out expressing anti-police
Iran US forming 'coalition' of navies to protect ships amid Iran tensionsThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorHours before the hijacking of the British oil tanker in the Persian Gulf, America's special representative for Iran was explaining its position to diplomats in Washington. Some 100 envoys took part in
Brexit Letters: Folly of continuing to pursue Theresa May’s ‘middle ground’ on BrexitThe TelegraphSIR – To judge by Theresa May’s parting speech this week (report, July 18), she still does not understand how our parliamentary system of majority voting works. If an MP wins his seat by one vote, he pursues
Liverpool FC Liverpool 'greedy for more', says Jurgen Klopp, as they look to transform golden year into golden eraThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeAmid all the consequences of Liverpool’s Champions League success, there is one symbolic gesture that means everything to Jurgen Klopp. For four years he banned his players from tapping the club’s famed
Mesut Özil 'Happy, fit and fresh' Mesut Ozil insists he and Arsenal are ready to hit new heights next seasonThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanWith a new season comes new opportunities and a fresh start for Mesut Ozil, the eternal drifter who may just have rediscovered his sense of purpose at Arsenal. These are the earliest of early days in club’s
Tottenham Hotspur Danny Rose will not be forced out of Tottenham despite being left at home for pre-season tourThe Telegraph - By Matt LawDanny Rose will not be rushed into finding a new club, despite missing Tottenham Hotspur’s pre-season tour of Asia. Tottenham confirmed this week that Rose, along with Vincent Janssen and Georges-Kevin
Pep Guardiola Pep Guardiola: Manchester City want another centre-back but we may not have the money for oneThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsPep Guardiola has confirmed he would like to sign another centre back this summer to replace Vincent Kompany but does not know if Manchester City have the money to do so. Guardiola has steadfastly tried
Steve Bruce Steve Bruce: My mum would have cried at me taking Newcastle job - my dad would have questioned itThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsSteve Bruce has admitted his dad would have questioned his decision to take on the challenge of replacing Rafa Benitez as Newcastle United manager and his mum would have just burst into tears. Bruce was
Frank Lampard Phillip Cocu targeting four Premier League loanees as he looks to emulate Frank Lampard's Derby successThe Telegraph - By John PercyPhillip Cocu is ready to raid the Premier League for loan stars as he bids to build on the feel-good factor generated by Frank Lampard. Cocu was officially unveiled as Derby's new manager on Friday and
European Union Britain's contribution to the EU rises by 20 per cent in a year, as UK's booming economy is used to prop up Brussels' budgetThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerBritain’s contribution to the EU has shot up by £2.6 billion per cent in the past 12 months, new Treasury figures show, as the UK’s growing economy was used to prop up Brussels’ budget. An “eye-popping”
Tesco Tesco raises prices of more than 1,000 products in past two weeks, including household staples such as pasta, rice and cheeseThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonTesco has raised the price of more than 1,000 items in two weeks, including household staples such as pasta, rice and cheese. The supermarket, according to internal documents uncovered by the Press Association,
Andrew Lloyd Webber Cats creator Andrew Lloyd Webber hails CGI which turns Hollywood stars into felines, but fans aren't sureThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghHollywood films often promise to show familiar faces “as you’ve never seen them before”. In the case of the new Cats adaptation, they really mean it. Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Idris Elba and Swift,
Funerals Iris Goldsmith's parents pay tribute to their 'angel' daughter as inquest opens into her deathThe Telegraph - By Tony DiverThe family of Iris Goldsmith have released pictures of their "angel", who was killed in an accident on the family farm in Somerset, as the inquest into the teenager's death was opening in Taunton. The
Jeremy Corbyn Only 35 per cent of 2017 Labour voters want to see Jeremy Corbyn running the country, YouGov poll findsThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeOnly 35 percent of respondents who backed Labour at the last election said they wanted to see Mr Corbyn running the country, according to YouGov. Just over a third of Labour supporters who backed the in
Darren Clarke Portrush local Darren Clarke bows out in distraught silence after failing to make Open cutThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonDarren Clarke is so well regarded at his home club of Royal Portrush that he even has his own little hut and personal practice area in which he can fine-tune his game in quiet isolation. Upon leaving 18th
Brexit Our new pro-Brexit Government must speak the language of libertyThe Telegraph - By Charles MooreFor too long the Conservatives have failed to unpick the assumptions made by illiberal liberals Next week, we shall almost certainly have a government which is pro-Brexit. This has never happened before.
China Wentworth's Chinese owners in new row as they admit they went too far in throwing out 'heritage' honours boardsThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickThe Chinese owners of Wentworth, probably England’s most prestigious golf course, have admitted for the first time that they went too far in stripping the clubhouse of its “heritage”. Members have accused
Cambridge University Cambridge college admits that a bell it had on display for decades was from a slave plantationThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerA Cambridge college has admitted that a bell it had on display for decades was originally from a slave plantation in Guyana. St Catharine’s College said that the bell, which carried the inscription "De
Boris Johnson Stamp duty could be halved on homes worth over £500,000 to help 'empty nesters' downsize, under Boris plansThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeStamp duty could be halved for all homes worth more than £500,000 in a bid to make it easier for pensioners to sell larger homes and make room for growing families under plans being considered by Boris
David Davis David Davis tipped for shock Cabinet comeback under Boris JohnsonThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyDavid Davis is in talks with Boris Johnson over a Cabinet comeback, The Daily Telegraph can reveal. Mr Davis, 70, who was the first leaver to quit the government last summer in protest at Theresa May’s
Tommy Fleetwood Tommy Fleetwood outshines his shirt and refuses to get hot under the collar as he shoots measured 67 on Open day twoThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownSartorial elegance is big business at the Open these days. Indeed, Rickie Fowler was once overheard asking his manager before a round: “When are we doing fashion?” It was in keeping with the times, then,
France Altruistic Frenchman rejuvenates the last red telephone box in leafy Devon villageThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthThe last red telephone box in a Devon village has been rejuvenated by an altruistic Frenchman, after the local council bought it from British Telecom for £1 to stop it being demolished. Retired photographer
Austerity Johnny Leavesley: We need a new Royal Yacht called HMY EnterpriseThe Telegraph - By Johnny LeavesleyAt first consideration a new royal yacht may seem to be a frivolous want, an indulgent extravagance ill-suited to be carried by a public purse long pressured by the strictures of austerity and insulting
Neil Armstrong First clear picture of Neil Armstrong's face while walking on Moon uncoveredThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe only clear picture showing the face of Neil Armstrong while walking on the Moon has been uncovered by an amateur photographer. Andy Saunders, 45, a property developer from Cheshire, discovered that
Revealed: The scandal of everyday food items being sold in 'excessive' wasteful plasticThe Telegraph - By Callum AdamsEveryday food items are being sold in “excessive” oversized plastic packaging up to twice the size of the contents, a Telegraph investigation has found. Retailers are selling popular products with roomy
Iran LiveThe Telegraph - By Harriet Alexander and Chris GrahamTwo British oil tankers were seized by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday night, in a major escalation of tensions in the Gulf. The British-flagged Stena Impero had been en to
Portrush 'Provocative' Portrush Sons of Ulster march goes ahead despite oppositionThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe Portrush Sons of Ulster will press ahead with a celebration on Saturday night, despite criticism from a golf tourism chief that it was an “unnecessary provocation” to Open fans arriving in the town.
Recruitment Organisations that fail to uphold British values to be barred from recruiting foreign workersThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasOrganisations or companies that fail to uphold “British values” will be blacklisted and barred from recruiting foreign staff in a Government bid to counter extremism. The move, unveiled by Sajid Javid,
Golf Could this be the greenest Open? R&A answers thirst for change by committing to future-proof entire sportThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonThe most observant of viewers will have noticed a subtle but groundbreaking change at this year’s Open. The players can all be seen sipping on their own rather stylish, laser engraved and personalised
Lee Westwood How Lee Westwood's girlfriend caddie is playing an influential role in his bid to claim the Claret JugThe Telegraph - By James CorriganOn her major debut, Helen Storey could play an influential and famous role in the destination of the Claret Jug this week. The Geordie fitness instructor is caddying for her boyfriend, Lee Westwood, here
Scotland Yard Metropolitan Police denies its IT systems were hacked after bizarre messages appear on official Twitter feedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Metropolitan Police has denied that its IT system was hacked after a series of bizarre messages appeared on its official Twitter feed. Late on Friday, a series of tweets were sent out expressing anti-police
Iran US forming 'coalition' of navies to protect ships amid Iran tensionsThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorHours before the hijacking of the British oil tanker in the Persian Gulf, America's special representative for Iran was explaining its position to diplomats in Washington. Some 100 envoys took part in
Brexit Letters: Folly of continuing to pursue Theresa May’s ‘middle ground’ on BrexitThe TelegraphSIR – To judge by Theresa May’s parting speech this week (report, July 18), she still does not understand how our parliamentary system of majority voting works. If an MP wins his seat by one vote, he pursues
Liverpool FC Liverpool 'greedy for more', says Jurgen Klopp, as they look to transform golden year into golden eraThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeAmid all the consequences of Liverpool’s Champions League success, there is one symbolic gesture that means everything to Jurgen Klopp. For four years he banned his players from tapping the club’s famed
Mesut Özil 'Happy, fit and fresh' Mesut Ozil insists he and Arsenal are ready to hit new heights next seasonThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanWith a new season comes new opportunities and a fresh start for Mesut Ozil, the eternal drifter who may just have rediscovered his sense of purpose at Arsenal. These are the earliest of early days in club’s
Tottenham Hotspur Danny Rose will not be forced out of Tottenham despite being left at home for pre-season tourThe Telegraph - By Matt LawDanny Rose will not be rushed into finding a new club, despite missing Tottenham Hotspur’s pre-season tour of Asia. Tottenham confirmed this week that Rose, along with Vincent Janssen and Georges-Kevin
Pep Guardiola Pep Guardiola: Manchester City want another centre-back but we may not have the money for oneThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsPep Guardiola has confirmed he would like to sign another centre back this summer to replace Vincent Kompany but does not know if Manchester City have the money to do so. Guardiola has steadfastly tried
Steve Bruce Steve Bruce: My mum would have cried at me taking Newcastle job - my dad would have questioned itThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsSteve Bruce has admitted his dad would have questioned his decision to take on the challenge of replacing Rafa Benitez as Newcastle United manager and his mum would have just burst into tears. Bruce was
Frank Lampard Phillip Cocu targeting four Premier League loanees as he looks to emulate Frank Lampard's Derby successThe Telegraph - By John PercyPhillip Cocu is ready to raid the Premier League for loan stars as he bids to build on the feel-good factor generated by Frank Lampard. Cocu was officially unveiled as Derby's new manager on Friday and
European Union Britain's contribution to the EU rises by 20 per cent in a year, as UK's booming economy is used to prop up Brussels' budgetThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerBritain’s contribution to the EU has shot up by £2.6 billion per cent in the past 12 months, new Treasury figures show, as the UK’s growing economy was used to prop up Brussels’ budget. An “eye-popping”
Tesco Tesco raises prices of more than 1,000 products in past two weeks, including household staples such as pasta, rice and cheeseThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonTesco has raised the price of more than 1,000 items in two weeks, including household staples such as pasta, rice and cheese. The supermarket, according to internal documents uncovered by the Press Association,
Andrew Lloyd Webber Cats creator Andrew Lloyd Webber hails CGI which turns Hollywood stars into felines, but fans aren't sureThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghHollywood films often promise to show familiar faces “as you’ve never seen them before”. In the case of the new Cats adaptation, they really mean it. Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Idris Elba and Swift,
Funerals Iris Goldsmith's parents pay tribute to their 'angel' daughter as inquest opens into her deathThe Telegraph - By Tony DiverThe family of Iris Goldsmith have released pictures of their "angel", who was killed in an accident on the family farm in Somerset, as the inquest into the teenager's death was opening in Taunton. The
Jeremy Corbyn Only 35 per cent of 2017 Labour voters want to see Jeremy Corbyn running the country, YouGov poll findsThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeOnly 35 percent of respondents who backed Labour at the last election said they wanted to see Mr Corbyn running the country, according to YouGov. Just over a third of Labour supporters who backed the in
Darren Clarke Portrush local Darren Clarke bows out in distraught silence after failing to make Open cutThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonDarren Clarke is so well regarded at his home club of Royal Portrush that he even has his own little hut and personal practice area in which he can fine-tune his game in quiet isolation. Upon leaving 18th
Brexit Our new pro-Brexit Government must speak the language of libertyThe Telegraph - By Charles MooreFor too long the Conservatives have failed to unpick the assumptions made by illiberal liberals Next week, we shall almost certainly have a government which is pro-Brexit. This has never happened before.
China Wentworth's Chinese owners in new row as they admit they went too far in throwing out 'heritage' honours boardsThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickThe Chinese owners of Wentworth, probably England’s most prestigious golf course, have admitted for the first time that they went too far in stripping the clubhouse of its “heritage”. Members have accused
Cambridge University Cambridge college admits that a bell it had on display for decades was from a slave plantationThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerA Cambridge college has admitted that a bell it had on display for decades was originally from a slave plantation in Guyana. St Catharine’s College said that the bell, which carried the inscription "De
Boris Johnson Stamp duty could be halved on homes worth over £500,000 to help 'empty nesters' downsize, under Boris plansThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeStamp duty could be halved for all homes worth more than £500,000 in a bid to make it easier for pensioners to sell larger homes and make room for growing families under plans being considered by Boris
David Davis David Davis tipped for shock Cabinet comeback under Boris JohnsonThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyDavid Davis is in talks with Boris Johnson over a Cabinet comeback, The Daily Telegraph can reveal. Mr Davis, 70, who was the first leaver to quit the government last summer in protest at Theresa May’s
Tommy Fleetwood Tommy Fleetwood outshines his shirt and refuses to get hot under the collar as he shoots measured 67 on Open day twoThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownSartorial elegance is big business at the Open these days. Indeed, Rickie Fowler was once overheard asking his manager before a round: “When are we doing fashion?” It was in keeping with the times, then,
France Altruistic Frenchman rejuvenates the last red telephone box in leafy Devon villageThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthThe last red telephone box in a Devon village has been rejuvenated by an altruistic Frenchman, after the local council bought it from British Telecom for £1 to stop it being demolished. Retired photographer
Austerity Johnny Leavesley: We need a new Royal Yacht called HMY EnterpriseThe Telegraph - By Johnny LeavesleyAt first consideration a new royal yacht may seem to be a frivolous want, an indulgent extravagance ill-suited to be carried by a public purse long pressured by the strictures of austerity and insulting
Neil Armstrong First clear picture of Neil Armstrong's face while walking on Moon uncoveredThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe only clear picture showing the face of Neil Armstrong while walking on the Moon has been uncovered by an amateur photographer. Andy Saunders, 45, a property developer from Cheshire, discovered that
Revealed: The scandal of everyday food items being sold in 'excessive' wasteful plasticThe Telegraph - By Callum AdamsEveryday food items are being sold in “excessive” oversized plastic packaging up to twice the size of the contents, a Telegraph investigation has found. Retailers are selling popular products with roomy
Iran LiveThe Telegraph - By Harriet Alexander and Chris GrahamTwo British oil tankers were seized by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday night, in a major escalation of tensions in the Gulf. The British-flagged Stena Impero had been en to
Portrush 'Provocative' Portrush Sons of Ulster march goes ahead despite oppositionThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe Portrush Sons of Ulster will press ahead with a celebration on Saturday night, despite criticism from a golf tourism chief that it was an “unnecessary provocation” to Open fans arriving in the town.
Recruitment Organisations that fail to uphold British values to be barred from recruiting foreign workersThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasOrganisations or companies that fail to uphold “British values” will be blacklisted and barred from recruiting foreign staff in a Government bid to counter extremism. The move, unveiled by Sajid Javid,
Golf Could this be the greenest Open? R&A answers thirst for change by committing to future-proof entire sportThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonThe most observant of viewers will have noticed a subtle but groundbreaking change at this year’s Open. The players can all be seen sipping on their own rather stylish, laser engraved and personalised
Lee Westwood How Lee Westwood's girlfriend caddie is playing an influential role in his bid to claim the Claret JugThe Telegraph - By James CorriganOn her major debut, Helen Storey could play an influential and famous role in the destination of the Claret Jug this week. The Geordie fitness instructor is caddying for her boyfriend, Lee Westwood, here
