Michael Gove: Why I have changed my mind about Boris JohnsonThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerMichael Gove has said Boris Johnson will make a “great” prime minister three years after sabotaging his previous leadership bid by saying he was not up to the job. The Environment Secretary, who hopes
Everton keeping tabs on Juventus striker Mario Mandzukic as Marco Silva steps up search for extra firepowerThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtEverton are closely monitoring whether Mario Mandzukic is part of new coach Maurizio Sarri’s plans at Juventus. The 33-year-old forward is wanted by head coach Marco Silva who is looking to sign two forward
Television (UK) British stars honoured as Game of Thrones breaks Emmy nominations recordThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationJodie Comer, Phoebe-Waller Bridge and Emilia Clarke have all earned Emmy nominations, as Game Of Thrones set a new record in its final season. Kit Harington and Hugh Grant were the other British stars
Bulgaria Hackers steal personal details of two in three Bulgarians as they mock 'joke' cyber-securityThe Telegraph - By James RothwellSuspected Russian hackers have stolen the personal details of five million people from Bulgaria's national revenue agency, in possible retaliation for the purchase of several US F-16 fighter jets. Boyko
MH370 Investigators 'discover mysterious 200lb load' on board MH370 after take-offThe Telegraph - By David ChazanInvestigators looking into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have discovered a “mysterious 200lb load” added to the flight list after take-off, according to an engineer whose wife and
Peer-to-peer Investors in failed peer-to-peer firm Lendy could get just 7pc of their money backThe Telegraph - By Adam WilliamsInvestors who ploughed thousands of pounds into the failed peer-to-peer platform Lendy could see as little as 7pc of their money returned, administrators have warned. Lendy collapsed into administration
Cricket Andrew Strauss: Unlike 2005 Ashes, World Cup victory must be launchpad for something biggerThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultThe England players returned to Lord’s on Tuesday morning to pick up their kit from the changing rooms and most were still wearing their World Cup winners’ medal. At the same time Andrew Strauss, their
Women's News What we can all learn from The Squad's dignified response to TrumpThe Telegraph - By Helen Chandler-WildeThe problem with political debate today - and the solution - can be seen in the aftermath of President Trump’s latest racially charged tweet barrage: he wrote on Twitter that four Congresswomen of colour
Democratic Party How Donald Trump's attack on the Democratic 'squad' reveals his 2020 re-election strategyThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithWhen Mick Mulvaney, Donald Trump’s acting chief of staff, gave a rare interview earlier this year he offered a glimpse into the plan for getting the president re-elected in 2020. Argument A offered to
Ben Stokes Ben Stokes immediately apologised to Andrew Strauss after being released from police custodyThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultBen Stokes immediately apologised to Andrew Strauss when the then team director went to meet him on the morning he released from police custody in Bristol following his arrest for suspected actual bodily
Cricket World Cup Victorious England must adapt or die before World Cup defence in India in 2023The Telegraph - By Tim Wigmore“It shouldn’t and won’t be just about this World Cup,” Joe Root said before the World Cup. “We want a period of white-ball cricket like Australia had in the early 2000s.” Then, Australia were in the midst
Boris Johnson As Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt raise the stakes with the EU on no-deal Brexit, who will blink first?The Telegraph - By Peter FosterIn the game of high-stakes political poker that is Brexit there is still, in theory at least, plenty of time for several rounds of bluff and double-bluff before the Oct 31 deadline. Boris Johnson has that
Dengue Fever Philippines government sounds national alert after steep rise in deaths from dengueThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithHealth authorities in the Philippines have declared a “national dengue alert” after an alarming upsurge in cases of the viral mosquito-borne disease that has left more than 450 people dead since January.
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 11, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 11 of the Tour de France is on Wednesday July 17, 2019. The 11th stage at the Tour de France, the 167km run from Albi to Toulouse, gets under way at 12.45pm (BST). Anytime between 4.22 and 4.43pm,
Migration Boris and Hunt agree that May's net migration target is toast. Here's why that's a good thingThe Telegraph - By Will TannerThe Tories have spent almost a decade failing to bring net migration down to the tens of thousands If the definition of insanity is repeating the same action and expecting different results, the definition
New Zealand Wonderland (Fly Free)The TelegraphDiscover the best of New Zealand on an extensive tour that takes in some of the country's most spectacular sights, factoring in plenty of leisure time. Fly from London to Auckland where your discovery
West Side Story David Winters, actor and dancer who featured in ‘West Side Story’ and choreographed Elvis in ‘Viva Las Vegas’ – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesDavid Winters, who has died aged 80, was an energetic actor, dancer, choreographer, producer and director best known for his role as A-rab, one of the Jets feuding with teen rivals the Sharks in the 1961
Moon Landing 'I could start dreaming of going there myself' - Telegraph readers remember the moon landingsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersThe Apollo 11 mission left more than a flag and footprints on the Moon’s surface. It left an indelible mark on the minds’ of the more than 500 million who tuned in to witness Mankind take "one great leap"
Franchising Train franchising may have 'had its day' but the wait goes on for answers on rail reformThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillOn 9 October 1990, just weeks before the downfall of Margaret Thatcher, the then transport secretary Cecil Parkinson addressed the Conservative Party conference in Bournemouth. On the future of British
Amazon EU to open formal competition investigation into Amazon 'within days'The Telegraph - By Natasha BernalEurope's competition watchdog is poised to launch a major antitrust investigation into Amazon as soon as this week, a new report has claimed. European Commissioner Margrethe Vestager is planning to open
Brexit Brexit Britain's first move should be towards a CANZUK alliance, not an asymmetric partnership with the USAThe Telegraph - By Andrew LilicoWith similar-sized partners we should be able to achieve much more than we can working separately The EU has been the UK’s main geopolitical partnership for the past 47 years. When we finally get around
Amazon 'Sexist' advert on Amazon claims women need help assembling trampolinesThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweAmazon has become embroiled in a sexism row after a trampoline listed for sale included instructions which stated that women should not attempt to install them alone. The description on the Newan 40 inch
Small Business Late-paying suppliers face ban from government contractsThe Telegraph - By Matthew CainesCompanies that fail to pay suppliers within 60 days could be blocked from bidding for government contracts in a boost for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). New rules that come into effect on 1
Auctions Motoring nostalgia up for grabs at auctionThe Telegraph - By Paul HudsonA vast, fascinating collection of automobilia is coming up for auction in the next couple of days, featuring a wealth of period forecourt artefacts such as oil and petrol cans and enamel signs advertising
Ryanair Ryanair's Boeing bother has a silver lining for Michael O'LearyThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansScholars of management have long pondered the dangling of bonuses to motivate employees. Psychologists have suggested incentivising staff with one-off rewards is counterproductive, killing interest in
Royal Navy Royal Navy trials new missile to target small boats in wake of tensions with Iran.The Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe Royal Navy has trialled a new missile to target small boats in the wake of tensions with Iran. HMS Sutherland, a Devonport-based Type 23 Frigate, fired four new Martlet missiles at a fast-moving speedboat
Food (UK) Does a good music playlist make restaurant food taste better?The Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanYou've finally secured a table at the hottest new restaurant in town. For weeks it's been all over Instagram; everyone you know is talking about it. After thwarted efforts to arrive ad hoc (thanks to that
Theresa May In the dying embers of her premiership, Theresa May is still doing her best to dent the cause of traditional ConservatismThe Telegraph - By Leo McKinstryThe PM's poisonous and expensive legacy agenda is storing up problems for the future The misery is almost over. Britain’s worst post-war premiership is now drawing to its welcome close, as Theresa May
Chess The noble world of chess is facing up to its technological age of scandalThe Telegraph - By Daniel SchofieldOver the past six years, chess grandmaster Igors Rausis could do no wrong. Accumulating win after win, he became the oldest person at 58 to be ranked within the world’s top 100 players, reaching a high
The 7 best family-friendly hotels in Sydney, from children's afternoon tea to picnics in the parkThe Telegraph - By Ariela BardSydney is a child’s playground. There are beaches and interactive museums, nature walks and family-friendly restaurants... For Sydney children, summer is spent on the beach; morning swims roll into afternoons
Michael Gove: Why I have changed my mind about Boris JohnsonThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerMichael Gove has said Boris Johnson will make a “great” prime minister three years after sabotaging his previous leadership bid by saying he was not up to the job. The Environment Secretary, who hopes
Everton keeping tabs on Juventus striker Mario Mandzukic as Marco Silva steps up search for extra firepowerThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtEverton are closely monitoring whether Mario Mandzukic is part of new coach Maurizio Sarri’s plans at Juventus. The 33-year-old forward is wanted by head coach Marco Silva who is looking to sign two forward
Television (UK) British stars honoured as Game of Thrones breaks Emmy nominations recordThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationJodie Comer, Phoebe-Waller Bridge and Emilia Clarke have all earned Emmy nominations, as Game Of Thrones set a new record in its final season. Kit Harington and Hugh Grant were the other British stars
Bulgaria Hackers steal personal details of two in three Bulgarians as they mock 'joke' cyber-securityThe Telegraph - By James RothwellSuspected Russian hackers have stolen the personal details of five million people from Bulgaria's national revenue agency, in possible retaliation for the purchase of several US F-16 fighter jets. Boyko
MH370 Investigators 'discover mysterious 200lb load' on board MH370 after take-offThe Telegraph - By David ChazanInvestigators looking into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have discovered a “mysterious 200lb load” added to the flight list after take-off, according to an engineer whose wife and
Peer-to-peer Investors in failed peer-to-peer firm Lendy could get just 7pc of their money backThe Telegraph - By Adam WilliamsInvestors who ploughed thousands of pounds into the failed peer-to-peer platform Lendy could see as little as 7pc of their money returned, administrators have warned. Lendy collapsed into administration
Cricket Andrew Strauss: Unlike 2005 Ashes, World Cup victory must be launchpad for something biggerThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultThe England players returned to Lord’s on Tuesday morning to pick up their kit from the changing rooms and most were still wearing their World Cup winners’ medal. At the same time Andrew Strauss, their
Women's News What we can all learn from The Squad's dignified response to TrumpThe Telegraph - By Helen Chandler-WildeThe problem with political debate today - and the solution - can be seen in the aftermath of President Trump’s latest racially charged tweet barrage: he wrote on Twitter that four Congresswomen of colour
Democratic Party How Donald Trump's attack on the Democratic 'squad' reveals his 2020 re-election strategyThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithWhen Mick Mulvaney, Donald Trump’s acting chief of staff, gave a rare interview earlier this year he offered a glimpse into the plan for getting the president re-elected in 2020. Argument A offered to
Ben Stokes Ben Stokes immediately apologised to Andrew Strauss after being released from police custodyThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultBen Stokes immediately apologised to Andrew Strauss when the then team director went to meet him on the morning he released from police custody in Bristol following his arrest for suspected actual bodily
Cricket World Cup Victorious England must adapt or die before World Cup defence in India in 2023The Telegraph - By Tim Wigmore“It shouldn’t and won’t be just about this World Cup,” Joe Root said before the World Cup. “We want a period of white-ball cricket like Australia had in the early 2000s.” Then, Australia were in the midst
Boris Johnson As Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt raise the stakes with the EU on no-deal Brexit, who will blink first?The Telegraph - By Peter FosterIn the game of high-stakes political poker that is Brexit there is still, in theory at least, plenty of time for several rounds of bluff and double-bluff before the Oct 31 deadline. Boris Johnson has that
Dengue Fever Philippines government sounds national alert after steep rise in deaths from dengueThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithHealth authorities in the Philippines have declared a “national dengue alert” after an alarming upsurge in cases of the viral mosquito-borne disease that has left more than 450 people dead since January.
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 11, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 11 of the Tour de France is on Wednesday July 17, 2019. The 11th stage at the Tour de France, the 167km run from Albi to Toulouse, gets under way at 12.45pm (BST). Anytime between 4.22 and 4.43pm,
Migration Boris and Hunt agree that May's net migration target is toast. Here's why that's a good thingThe Telegraph - By Will TannerThe Tories have spent almost a decade failing to bring net migration down to the tens of thousands If the definition of insanity is repeating the same action and expecting different results, the definition
New Zealand Wonderland (Fly Free)The TelegraphDiscover the best of New Zealand on an extensive tour that takes in some of the country's most spectacular sights, factoring in plenty of leisure time. Fly from London to Auckland where your discovery
West Side Story David Winters, actor and dancer who featured in ‘West Side Story’ and choreographed Elvis in ‘Viva Las Vegas’ – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesDavid Winters, who has died aged 80, was an energetic actor, dancer, choreographer, producer and director best known for his role as A-rab, one of the Jets feuding with teen rivals the Sharks in the 1961
Moon Landing 'I could start dreaming of going there myself' - Telegraph readers remember the moon landingsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersThe Apollo 11 mission left more than a flag and footprints on the Moon’s surface. It left an indelible mark on the minds’ of the more than 500 million who tuned in to witness Mankind take "one great leap"
Franchising Train franchising may have 'had its day' but the wait goes on for answers on rail reformThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillOn 9 October 1990, just weeks before the downfall of Margaret Thatcher, the then transport secretary Cecil Parkinson addressed the Conservative Party conference in Bournemouth. On the future of British
Amazon EU to open formal competition investigation into Amazon 'within days'The Telegraph - By Natasha BernalEurope's competition watchdog is poised to launch a major antitrust investigation into Amazon as soon as this week, a new report has claimed. European Commissioner Margrethe Vestager is planning to open
Brexit Brexit Britain's first move should be towards a CANZUK alliance, not an asymmetric partnership with the USAThe Telegraph - By Andrew LilicoWith similar-sized partners we should be able to achieve much more than we can working separately The EU has been the UK’s main geopolitical partnership for the past 47 years. When we finally get around
Amazon 'Sexist' advert on Amazon claims women need help assembling trampolinesThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweAmazon has become embroiled in a sexism row after a trampoline listed for sale included instructions which stated that women should not attempt to install them alone. The description on the Newan 40 inch
Small Business Late-paying suppliers face ban from government contractsThe Telegraph - By Matthew CainesCompanies that fail to pay suppliers within 60 days could be blocked from bidding for government contracts in a boost for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). New rules that come into effect on 1
Auctions Motoring nostalgia up for grabs at auctionThe Telegraph - By Paul HudsonA vast, fascinating collection of automobilia is coming up for auction in the next couple of days, featuring a wealth of period forecourt artefacts such as oil and petrol cans and enamel signs advertising
Ryanair Ryanair's Boeing bother has a silver lining for Michael O'LearyThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansScholars of management have long pondered the dangling of bonuses to motivate employees. Psychologists have suggested incentivising staff with one-off rewards is counterproductive, killing interest in
Royal Navy Royal Navy trials new missile to target small boats in wake of tensions with Iran.The Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe Royal Navy has trialled a new missile to target small boats in the wake of tensions with Iran. HMS Sutherland, a Devonport-based Type 23 Frigate, fired four new Martlet missiles at a fast-moving speedboat
Food (UK) Does a good music playlist make restaurant food taste better?The Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanYou've finally secured a table at the hottest new restaurant in town. For weeks it's been all over Instagram; everyone you know is talking about it. After thwarted efforts to arrive ad hoc (thanks to that
Theresa May In the dying embers of her premiership, Theresa May is still doing her best to dent the cause of traditional ConservatismThe Telegraph - By Leo McKinstryThe PM's poisonous and expensive legacy agenda is storing up problems for the future The misery is almost over. Britain’s worst post-war premiership is now drawing to its welcome close, as Theresa May
Chess The noble world of chess is facing up to its technological age of scandalThe Telegraph - By Daniel SchofieldOver the past six years, chess grandmaster Igors Rausis could do no wrong. Accumulating win after win, he became the oldest person at 58 to be ranked within the world’s top 100 players, reaching a high
The 7 best family-friendly hotels in Sydney, from children's afternoon tea to picnics in the parkThe Telegraph - By Ariela BardSydney is a child’s playground. There are beaches and interactive museums, nature walks and family-friendly restaurants... For Sydney children, summer is spent on the beach; morning swims roll into afternoons
