Botswana Bitter human-elephant conflict undermines Botswana's leading conservation effortsThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantNobody saw exactly what happened in the seconds leading up to Cappie Shamakuni's death, but a police report in the days after likened his injuries to that of a lynching. The 55-year-old self employed had
Frank Lampard Frank Lampard admits concern over Chelsea's failure to win at home since he took chargeThe Telegraph - By Matt LawFrank Lampard has admitted that he is concerned over Chelsea’s failure to win at Stamford Bridge yet this season. Chelsea’s defeat by Liverpool means they have drawn two and lost one of their three Premier
Frank Lampard Stats and results cannot dampen the mood at Frank Lampard's Chelsea - improvement will come with more patienceThe Telegraph - By Paul HaywardOne quick way to be laughed at is to praise a team who have slipped into the league’s bottom half, conceded 13 times in six games and are yet to win at home. But Chelsea shredded the normal rules by delighting
WeWork WeWork boss Adam Neumann faces bid to oust him as chief executiveThe Telegraph - By James TitcombWeWork’s controversial chief executive Adam Neumann faces being ousted by the office space company’s board as it seeks to get its tumultuous US flotation back on track. Directors, including those affiliated
Arnhem Flower children of Arnhem tend the memoryThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThey felt it was their duty to come. From young children holding parents’ hands to those old enough to remember the staccato rap of gunfire echoing through the streets of their home town, the residents
Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn faces Brexit revolt as he is warned Labour will lose next election if he doesn't get off the fenceThe Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Harry YorkeJeremy Corbyn is facing a full-scale revolt over his Brexit policy after senior party figures warned Labour will be crushed at the next election if he continues to sit on the fence. Emily Thornberry, shadow
Jürgen Klopp Jurgen Klopp: I am not losing any sleep over Manchester CityThe Telegraph - By Matt LawJurgen Klopp watched his Liverpool team regain their five-point lead at the top of the Premier League table and then insisted he is not losing any sleep over Manchester City. City bounced back from losing
Moths Let caterpillars eat your flowers this autumn to help pink moth, RHS saysThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonThe Royal Horticultural Society has halted anti-caterpillar measures on its plants after seeing an increase in the larvae of pretty, pink moths. Gardeners have been urged to let grubs munch holes in their
FIFA Iran 'assures' FIFA that women are allowed to attend World Cup qualifier after suicide of woman arrested for entering stadiumThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffFIFA president Gianni Infantino said on Sunday that world football's governing body has been "assured" by Iranian authorities that women will be able to attend a World Cup qualifier in Tehran next month.
Rugby Union Harlequins dwarf Saracens with statement of intent on Premier 15s opening weekendThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasHarlequins underlined their huge potential to rob Sarcacens of their league crown by recording an overwhelming victory over Richmond on the opening weekend of the new Tyrrells Premier 15s season. Karen
UK Golf Danny Willett confirms comeback in emphatic style with victory at WentworthThe Telegraph - By James CorriganThe great Danny Willett comeback is finally complete. The Englishman, who fell so far and so dramatically in the wake of his Masters glory, proved that all the talent and competitive resilience of 2016
Phil Neville Phil Neville to take inspiration from British and Irish Lions in quest for Olympic successThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganPhil Neville will draw on lessons from the British and Irish Lions as well as some of the great Olympic coaches as he masterminds Team GB's bid to win women's football gold at Tokyo 2020. The England confirmed
Politics Former Labour employees set to sue party for libel over anti-SemitismThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyFive ex-Labour employees have instructed a lawyer to launch a libel claim against the party over its response to a Panorama programme about anti-Semitism. Labour is set to be served with legal papers the
Benny Gantz Israel's Arab party throws its support to Benny Gantz in bid to oust NetanyahuThe Telegraph - By Sara Elizabeth Williams and Raf SanchezBenjamin Netanyahu’s grip on power slipped further last night after Israel’s Arab minority party threw its support behind his rival Benny Gantz, virtually guaranteeing that Mr Gantz will get the first
Politics Jeremy Corbyn accuses Boris Johnson of "abuse of power" over relationship with former American model and entrepreneurThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyThe Prime Minister last night came under to pressure to explain newspaper allegations that he failed to declare potential conflicts of interests over a close friendship with an American model turned technology
Iranian Retired British colonel helps secure release of Iranian soldier held by Somali piratesThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffAn Iranian sailor held hostage by Somali pirates was freed because he was dying of malnutrition, a former British army officer who helped negotiate his release has said. "This guy was dying – he looked
ObituariesJohn ‘Jo’ Lancaster, test pilot who in 1949 was the first airman to have his life saved in an emergency by an ejector seatThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJohn “Jo” Lancaster, who has died aged 100, became the first man to use an ejector seat in an emergency when he was forced to abandon his out-of control experimental jet aircraft in May 1949. Lancaster
McLaren Interview: McLaren boss Mike Flewitt aims to make the performance brand more 'financially robust' – and lighterThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyMcLaren boss Mike Flewitt is sitting in the sun room of a hotel in St Tropez, and is rather happy. Wearing jeans and a McLaren-branded polo shirt, he is about to do something he loves – driving fast cars,
Aston Villa Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hits winner as 10-man Arsenal fight back for dramatic victory over Aston VillaThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonBoos at half-time; ecstatic celebrations on the final whistle. If ever a match underlined the Jekyll and Hyde nature of Arsenal it was this. Trailing 2-1 after 60 minutes, and with only 10 men on the following
Bicycle Racing Great Britain claim surprise bronze medal as Dutch lay down early marker at UCI Road World ChampionshipsThe Telegraph - By John MacLearyThere may not have been a gold medal for Great Britain on the opening day of the Road World Championships here in Yorkshire, but the scenes of jubilation as they clinched bronze in the mixed team time
ITV Rugby World Cup presenters criticised for attempting to bring Japan to London studio as they analyse matches in socksThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniIt was meant to bring Japanese culture into British living rooms as the nation sat down to watch the much-anticipated Rugby World Cup. But ITV was caught offside when three giants of the game - former
Forgiveness These days, forgiveness seems to be the hardest wordThe Telegraph - By Jane ShillingAs social media makes our lives more public, the consequences of misdeeds become ever-more grievous and long-lasting In the days when Graham Norton was the Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, his column was the thing
Opinion Sacred Mysteries: Cathedral of Crystal – one careful ownerThe Telegraph - By Christopher HowseThis summer, the Crystal Cathedral in Orange County, California, built for a Protestant televangelist, has been reopened as a Catholic cathedral. The Rev Robert Schuller, who excelled as a preacher in
Politics Top Momentum figure blasts 'Macedonian fruit' eating Londoners for ignoring multiculturalism concernsThe Telegraph - By Owen BennettOne of Momentum’s leading figures has hit out at trendy metropolitan Londoners who enjoy “Macedonian fruit” but dismiss concerns over immigration. Laura Parker, the national coordinator for the Corbynite
UK News meghan-markle-prince-harry-royal-africa-tour-2019-when-where-datesThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to undertake their first overseas tour as a family, taking five-month-old Archie Mountbatten-Windsor to Africa. The ten-day tour will see the Duke, Duchess and their
West Ham United Roy Keane and Jose Mourinho lay into abject Manchester United: 'It is scary how far they have fallen 'The Telegraph - By Sam DeanRoy Keane, the former Manchester United captain, said it was “scary” how far his old side have fallen as he and Jose Mourinho led the condemnation of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team after a dismal defeat West
Radio 4 listeners left confused after 9am pips sound 15 minutes lateThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniFor nearly 100 years six Greenwich Time 'pips' have sounded each hour on Radio 4's morning and evening broadcasts. But today listeners were left confused when the familiar noise was missing at 9am and
Health (UK) Could the latest innovations cure hair loss?The Telegraph - By Harry de QuettevilleWhy do we so care about hair? If we’re not trying to wax it, pluck it, shave it, dye it, or otherwise forcibly remove it, we’re desperately trying to put it back, popping pills, parting what’s left, paying
UK News Royal Navy lieutenant who collected thousands of child abuse images is spared jailThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthA Royal Navy lieutenant who collected thousands of child abuse images for almost a decade has been spared jail, after the court heard he was an "honourable and disciplined man". James Smith, 35, was caught
Education Effective abolition of public schools becomes Labour policy as vote is carried at party conferenceThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopePublic schools will lose tax breaks worth billions of pounds and be ordered to sell off their buildings and playing fields if Labour wins the next general election. Labour members at the party's conference
