Goa Scarlett Keeling's Goa killer jailed for 10 years as mother welcomes 'closure' after long wait for justiceThe TelegraphA Indian former bartender was sentenced on Friday to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting and killing British teenager Scarlett Keeling on a beach in Goa in 2008. Scarlett's mother, Fiona MacKeown,
Julian AlaphilippeTour de France, Stage 13 verdict: Julian Alaphilippe is electrifying this race and has set up a tantalising tussle on theThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryNo-one saw this result coming. All the talk heading into Friday’s time trial at the Tour de France was of how much time Geraint Thomas would put into Julian Alaphilippe, not whether he could. The only
Lisbon Holidaymakers warned of delays as busiest summer getaway for five years beginsThe Telegraph - By Victoria Ward and Naomi LarssonHolidaymakers have been told to allow an extra 90 minutes for their journeys this weekend as they join the busiest summer getaway for five years. Record numbers of motorists plan to hit the road, choosing
Iran British-flagged tanker 'seized by Iran' in escalation of Gulf tensionsThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffBritain said it was urgently seeking further information after reports that a British-flagged tanker had taken a turn into Iranian waters. "We are urgently seeking further information and assessing the
Bear Grylls Bear Grylls on his riskiest adventure yet: writing a book about GodThe Telegraph - By Peter StanfordBear Grylls selects which projects to take on, he explains, by going for the riskiest. That may explain why this former SAS serviceman and adventurer climbed Everest at 23, circumnavigated the British
Pigeons Chris Packham doesn't care about the chaos he causes to rural livesThe Telegraph - By Patrick GalbraithEarlier this year, I was chatting to Chris Packham. It was almost a month since his legal challenge had resulted in a ban on shooting pigeons and corvids. Across the country, shepherds had only been able
Boris Johnson Here's what Boris Johnson needs to do about energyThe Telegraph - By Andy CritchlowEnergy policy will probably be the last thing on Boris Johnson’s mind if he becomes the next prime minister. Navigating a successful Brexit will be his top priority and this means devising an economic
Awards Pavilion at world's oldest cricket green protected, as council awards it new statusThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickA pavilion at the world’s oldest cricket green has won protection from an impending development threat. Mitcham Cricket Green, which was established in 1685, has been awarded Asset of Community Value after
Passports Warning over uploading copies of passport online as Government launches trial scheme to reduce identify theftThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightMembers of the public are being warned they are “compromising” their financial safety by uploading multiple copies of their passport to the internet. The Government has announced it is launching a new
Market report: Watchdog raises red flag over DS Smith’s sale of assets to rivalThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerFood and drinks suppliers could get a worse deal on their packaging if DS Smith sells part of its business to Liqui-Box, the competition watchdog has found. US-based Liqui-Box is trying to buy the FTSE
Advertising Standards Authority Advertising watchdog drops investigation into influencer Mrs HinchThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightThe advertising watchdog has dropped its investigation into the ‘influencer’ Mrs Hinch and household products giant Procter & Gamble, the Telegraph has learned. The Advertising Standards Authority launched
ITV BBC warns Britbox subscription streaming must not threaten licence feeThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsThe BBC has warned its agreement with ITV to launch a subscription streaming rival to Netflix later this year must not be a step towards the end of the compulsory licence fee. Director-general Tony Hall
Extinction Rebellion Inside Extinction Rebellion - is the movement about to unravel?The Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelAt the crossroads where Waterloo Road meets The Cut, the great and good are spilling out of The Old Vic theatre, having just watched Andrew Scott do a turn in Noel Coward’s Present Laughter. On the pavement
Play buttonExtinction Rebellion Extinction Rebellion cause nationwide chaos - but claim they aren't anarchistsThe Telegraph - By Mickey CarrollExtinction Rebellion have had more than 1,150 of their protesters arrested this year. They have blocked major roads and workplaces in London, Bristol, Cardiff and Glasgow - to name a few places. Their
Technology Google’s sister company to launch smart nappies that send alerts when your child sleeps - and soils themselvesThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalGoogle's sister company Verily has partnered with US consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G) to sell “smart nappies" that can tell parents when their baby is sleeping and send a text warning when nappy
British Athletics All eyes on Dina Asher-Smith for Anniversary Games after record-breaking performance at European ChampionshipsThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasDina Asher-Smith has downplayed her unprecedented trio of gold medals she secured at last year’s European championships ahead of targeting more success on the world stage in September. The 23-year-old
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 14, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 14 of the Tour de France is on Saturday July 20, 2019. The 14th stage at the Tour de France, the 117.5km run from Tarbes to Tourmalet, gets under way at 12.45pm (BST). Anytime between 3.50 and 4.13pm,
Dillian Whyte Dillian Whyte roars 'I was born to fight' ahead of showdown with Oscar RivasThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesDillian Whyte is accustomed to taking risks and the heavyweight with burning ambition to claim a world title is back in the firing line against undefeated Colombian Oscar Rivas on Saturday night at the
Golf Tiger Woods planning short break from golf after injury-affected Open failureThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganA dejected Tiger Woods is planning to take another short break from golf after a intensive physiotherapy session to loosen up his back failed to save him from an early exit at Royal Portrush. The 43-year-old
Cricket Jack Bond, cricketer who led Lancashire as they dominated the first years of one-day county cricket – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJack Bond, who has died aged 87, was a popular cricketer who knitted Lancashire into England’s first great limited-overs county side. When the 40-over Sunday League started in 1969 they won the first and
Ivanka Trump Ivanka Trump and senior Republicans distance themselves from rally chants of 'send her back'The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderIvanka Trump and senior Republicans on Friday appeared to be trying to distance themselves from the chants of “send her back” at Donald Trump's North Carolina rally, as the Republican party struggled draw
Angela Merkel Angela Merkel says Brexit backstop could be 'overwritten' but EU red lines remain firmThe Telegraph - By James CrispThe Irish border backstop will be “overwritten” the moment a technological or other solution to keep it invisible and protect the EU’s single market was found, Angela Merkel said on Friday. The German
Technology Millions of Wizz Air passengers told to change their passwords, amid fears of a cyber-hackThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalBudget airline Wizz Air has advised 3.4 million customers to change their passwords, amid growing fears the airline may have been the victim of a cyber-attack. Customers were told on Friday to switch old
Greg Clark Zero-hours workers to be paid for cancelled shifts under new rulesThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceBosses who cancel workers’ shifts at the last minute will still have to pay their staff to compensate them for the inconvenience under new plans to improve the lives of employees on zero hours contracts,
West Dorset Dorset council faces a legal fight over housing development in Area of Outstanding Natural BeautyThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniDORSET Council is facing a legal battle over plans to build a large housing estate on countryside immortalised in Thomas Hardy novels, after locals complained of its "devastating" impact on rural communities.
Tour de France Tour de France officials planning women's race 'on par with men's offering'The Telegraph - By Tom CaryTour de France organisers ASO said they were looking to launch a major women's race which “would be to women's cycling what the Tour de France is to men's cycling” after Friday’s La Course by Le Tour,
Monaco Meteoric Laura Muir in best 'form of her life' ahead of London Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasLaura Muir admits she is in the form of her life ahead of competing in the 1500m at the London Anniversary Games on Saturday, when she hopes to erase the heartache of missing out on a podium finish two
Cricket England women's hopes of winning back the Ashes killed off by the rain and Ellyse Perry's brillianceThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyAs the rain streamed across the outfield late into the afternoon session on day two, England’s hopes of winning back the Ashes went with it too. If they had been remote by the close of play on day one,
Whales Dozens of whales wash up on Icelandic beachThe Telegraph - By James RothwellDozens of beached whales have been discovered on a secluded stretch of sand in west Iceland where people rarely tread. The eerie photographs show what appears to be around 20 pilot whales, partially buried
Sepsis New mother never saw twins after NHS failure to treat sepsisThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyAN NHS hospital has admitted failings after a young mother died suffering from sepsis just 48 hours after giving birth to twins. Sophie Burgess delivered her children Evie and Oliver, but never saw them,
Goa Scarlett Keeling's Goa killer jailed for 10 years as mother welcomes 'closure' after long wait for justiceThe TelegraphA Indian former bartender was sentenced on Friday to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting and killing British teenager Scarlett Keeling on a beach in Goa in 2008. Scarlett's mother, Fiona MacKeown,
Julian AlaphilippeTour de France, Stage 13 verdict: Julian Alaphilippe is electrifying this race and has set up a tantalising tussle on theThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryNo-one saw this result coming. All the talk heading into Friday’s time trial at the Tour de France was of how much time Geraint Thomas would put into Julian Alaphilippe, not whether he could. The only
Lisbon Holidaymakers warned of delays as busiest summer getaway for five years beginsThe Telegraph - By Victoria Ward and Naomi LarssonHolidaymakers have been told to allow an extra 90 minutes for their journeys this weekend as they join the busiest summer getaway for five years. Record numbers of motorists plan to hit the road, choosing
Iran British-flagged tanker 'seized by Iran' in escalation of Gulf tensionsThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffBritain said it was urgently seeking further information after reports that a British-flagged tanker had taken a turn into Iranian waters. "We are urgently seeking further information and assessing the
Bear Grylls Bear Grylls on his riskiest adventure yet: writing a book about GodThe Telegraph - By Peter StanfordBear Grylls selects which projects to take on, he explains, by going for the riskiest. That may explain why this former SAS serviceman and adventurer climbed Everest at 23, circumnavigated the British
Pigeons Chris Packham doesn't care about the chaos he causes to rural livesThe Telegraph - By Patrick GalbraithEarlier this year, I was chatting to Chris Packham. It was almost a month since his legal challenge had resulted in a ban on shooting pigeons and corvids. Across the country, shepherds had only been able
Boris Johnson Here's what Boris Johnson needs to do about energyThe Telegraph - By Andy CritchlowEnergy policy will probably be the last thing on Boris Johnson’s mind if he becomes the next prime minister. Navigating a successful Brexit will be his top priority and this means devising an economic
Awards Pavilion at world's oldest cricket green protected, as council awards it new statusThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickA pavilion at the world’s oldest cricket green has won protection from an impending development threat. Mitcham Cricket Green, which was established in 1685, has been awarded Asset of Community Value after
Passports Warning over uploading copies of passport online as Government launches trial scheme to reduce identify theftThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightMembers of the public are being warned they are “compromising” their financial safety by uploading multiple copies of their passport to the internet. The Government has announced it is launching a new
Market report: Watchdog raises red flag over DS Smith’s sale of assets to rivalThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerFood and drinks suppliers could get a worse deal on their packaging if DS Smith sells part of its business to Liqui-Box, the competition watchdog has found. US-based Liqui-Box is trying to buy the FTSE
Advertising Standards Authority Advertising watchdog drops investigation into influencer Mrs HinchThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightThe advertising watchdog has dropped its investigation into the ‘influencer’ Mrs Hinch and household products giant Procter & Gamble, the Telegraph has learned. The Advertising Standards Authority launched
ITV BBC warns Britbox subscription streaming must not threaten licence feeThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsThe BBC has warned its agreement with ITV to launch a subscription streaming rival to Netflix later this year must not be a step towards the end of the compulsory licence fee. Director-general Tony Hall
Extinction Rebellion Inside Extinction Rebellion - is the movement about to unravel?The Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelAt the crossroads where Waterloo Road meets The Cut, the great and good are spilling out of The Old Vic theatre, having just watched Andrew Scott do a turn in Noel Coward’s Present Laughter. On the pavement
Play buttonExtinction Rebellion Extinction Rebellion cause nationwide chaos - but claim they aren't anarchistsThe Telegraph - By Mickey CarrollExtinction Rebellion have had more than 1,150 of their protesters arrested this year. They have blocked major roads and workplaces in London, Bristol, Cardiff and Glasgow - to name a few places. Their
Technology Google’s sister company to launch smart nappies that send alerts when your child sleeps - and soils themselvesThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalGoogle's sister company Verily has partnered with US consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G) to sell “smart nappies" that can tell parents when their baby is sleeping and send a text warning when nappy
British Athletics All eyes on Dina Asher-Smith for Anniversary Games after record-breaking performance at European ChampionshipsThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasDina Asher-Smith has downplayed her unprecedented trio of gold medals she secured at last year’s European championships ahead of targeting more success on the world stage in September. The 23-year-old
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 14, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 14 of the Tour de France is on Saturday July 20, 2019. The 14th stage at the Tour de France, the 117.5km run from Tarbes to Tourmalet, gets under way at 12.45pm (BST). Anytime between 3.50 and 4.13pm,
Dillian Whyte Dillian Whyte roars 'I was born to fight' ahead of showdown with Oscar RivasThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesDillian Whyte is accustomed to taking risks and the heavyweight with burning ambition to claim a world title is back in the firing line against undefeated Colombian Oscar Rivas on Saturday night at the
Golf Tiger Woods planning short break from golf after injury-affected Open failureThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganA dejected Tiger Woods is planning to take another short break from golf after a intensive physiotherapy session to loosen up his back failed to save him from an early exit at Royal Portrush. The 43-year-old
Cricket Jack Bond, cricketer who led Lancashire as they dominated the first years of one-day county cricket – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJack Bond, who has died aged 87, was a popular cricketer who knitted Lancashire into England’s first great limited-overs county side. When the 40-over Sunday League started in 1969 they won the first and
Ivanka Trump Ivanka Trump and senior Republicans distance themselves from rally chants of 'send her back'The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderIvanka Trump and senior Republicans on Friday appeared to be trying to distance themselves from the chants of “send her back” at Donald Trump's North Carolina rally, as the Republican party struggled draw
Angela Merkel Angela Merkel says Brexit backstop could be 'overwritten' but EU red lines remain firmThe Telegraph - By James CrispThe Irish border backstop will be “overwritten” the moment a technological or other solution to keep it invisible and protect the EU’s single market was found, Angela Merkel said on Friday. The German
Technology Millions of Wizz Air passengers told to change their passwords, amid fears of a cyber-hackThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalBudget airline Wizz Air has advised 3.4 million customers to change their passwords, amid growing fears the airline may have been the victim of a cyber-attack. Customers were told on Friday to switch old
Greg Clark Zero-hours workers to be paid for cancelled shifts under new rulesThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceBosses who cancel workers’ shifts at the last minute will still have to pay their staff to compensate them for the inconvenience under new plans to improve the lives of employees on zero hours contracts,
West Dorset Dorset council faces a legal fight over housing development in Area of Outstanding Natural BeautyThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniDORSET Council is facing a legal battle over plans to build a large housing estate on countryside immortalised in Thomas Hardy novels, after locals complained of its "devastating" impact on rural communities.
Tour de France Tour de France officials planning women's race 'on par with men's offering'The Telegraph - By Tom CaryTour de France organisers ASO said they were looking to launch a major women's race which “would be to women's cycling what the Tour de France is to men's cycling” after Friday’s La Course by Le Tour,
Monaco Meteoric Laura Muir in best 'form of her life' ahead of London Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasLaura Muir admits she is in the form of her life ahead of competing in the 1500m at the London Anniversary Games on Saturday, when she hopes to erase the heartache of missing out on a podium finish two
Cricket England women's hopes of winning back the Ashes killed off by the rain and Ellyse Perry's brillianceThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyAs the rain streamed across the outfield late into the afternoon session on day two, England’s hopes of winning back the Ashes went with it too. If they had been remote by the close of play on day one,
Whales Dozens of whales wash up on Icelandic beachThe Telegraph - By James RothwellDozens of beached whales have been discovered on a secluded stretch of sand in west Iceland where people rarely tread. The eerie photographs show what appears to be around 20 pilot whales, partially buried
Sepsis New mother never saw twins after NHS failure to treat sepsisThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyAN NHS hospital has admitted failings after a young mother died suffering from sepsis just 48 hours after giving birth to twins. Sophie Burgess delivered her children Evie and Oliver, but never saw them,
