Emmanuel Macron Former Ena graduates slam Macron's plans to close finishing school for civil servantsThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelEmmanuel Macron is facing accusations of “cheap populism” over plans to scrap l’ENA, France’s hothouse for future presidents - except for once the wrath is coming not from militant “yellow vests” but former
Eddie Hearn Eddie Hearn interview: 'I grew up thinking I was a hard nut, but I was a pansy'The Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesEddie Hearn grew up thinking he was "a hard nut". He failed to make it into the sixth form at private school after flunking his GCSEs. Twenty years later, though, he heads Matchroom Sport, the business
Saracens Saracens vs Munster, Champions Cup semi-final: live score updatesThe Telegraph - By Ben Coles Register or log in to read this and other rugby articles. It's free and easy to do. Register Log in
Wolverhampton Two men arrested after shooting in Wolverhampton which left six-year-old boy injuredThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA 24-year-old man and 17-year-old boy have been arrested on suspicion of wounding after a six-year-old boy was injured in a shooting. Officers from West Midlands Police believe a group of men fired shots
Oxford Circus Scotland Yard asks for help as officers target key infrastructure used by activistsThe Telegraph - By Steve Bird and Yohannes LoweScotland Yard has officially asked others forces for support to help tackle the climate change protests in London. The move comes as the number of arrests exceeded 700, and some activists claimed they
Great Britain Britain's last artisan printer in plea for apprentice and heir to carry on monotype traditionThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweBritain's last artisan printer is seeking an heir to inherit his business in an effort to revive the fortunes of the letterpress printing trade after his children decided to pursue different careers. Lane
English Gardens The best lawnmowers to buy right nowThe Telegraph - By Jean VernonFrom robots to cordless, impress your neighbours with a thoroughly modern machine, says Jean Vernon. Never before has the lawnmower market been more green, eclectic and colourful. Green in terms of the
Polar Bears The moment I came face to face with a polar bearThe Telegraph - By Rosie GloynsNothing quite prepares you for the moment you find yourself face to face with a polar bear. In my long career filming nature documentaries, I have encountered grizzly bears in Alaska and silverback mountain
Mesut Özil Mathieu Flamini exclusive interview: 'I have always felt connected to nature so I am using my position change the world'The Telegraph - By Alistair TweedaleOne could have forgiven Mathieu Flamini if he had indulged a little. He was 24, a young man in his prime. He had just signed for AC Milan on the kind of wages that someone his age could usually only dream
England New Hundred competition to promote England-based coaches with strict foreign coach rulesThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreEach team in the new Hundred competition will have around £150,000 a season to spend on their team of coaches for the tournament and most positions will go to English-based coaches, Telegraph Sport understands.
Netflix Netflix to release two more films with Beyoncé following '$60 million deal'The Telegraph - By Catherine GeeFollowing the newly released the documentary film Homecoming, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter looks set to collaborate with Netflix on two more projects. According to a report by Variety, the singer, who is credited
Beyoncé From Destiny's Child to Rumi and Sir Carter: Beyoncé's life and career in picturesThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 29 View All Skip Ad Back to image Music latest Voucher codes Buyagift discount code National Trust discount code Groupon discount code Lastminute.com discount code
Robert Mueller Team Trump plots revenge on Mueller amid calls to 'investigate the investigators'The Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithDonald Trump and his allies are attempting to turn his two-year Russia investigation saga into a political boost for the 2020 presidential election in the wake of the Mueller report. The president’s Justice
Raheem Sterling PFA Player of the Year: Virgil van Dijk and Raheem Sterling lead the way in six-man shortlistThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportPremier League title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City dominate the six-man shortlist for the Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award, with Virgil van Dijk and Raheem Sterling
South London The best beer gardens in London for the bank holiday weekendThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonThere really isn't much better than a trip to the beer garden on a hot day (or, in London-dwelling actuality, any day it isn't raining). Unfortunately, there never seems to be one nearby when the sun out.
Bernardo Silva Phil Foden scores first Premier League goal as Man City hang on for revenge against SpursThe Telegraph - By Sam Wallace and JJ BullPart IV of Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur’s momentous 2018-2019 season and the champions return to the top of the Premier League table, although after the mid-week European epic it was a victory
Chaucer Chaucer: A European Life by Marion Turner, review: will the real Chaucer please stand up?The Telegraph - By Tim Smith-LaingIt is pleasing to think that if Geoffrey Chaucer were transported to Southwark today, he would not be completely bewildered. Despite all the changes in the 600-odd years since his pilgrims supposedly out
Seagram whisky heiress Clare Bronfman pleads guilty to role in Nxivm 'sex cult'The Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffClare Bronfman, heiress to the Seagram liquor fortune, pleaded guilty Friday to her role in a secretive society of women sex slaves. The guilty plea on two counts - conspiracy to conceal and harbor illegal
Easter UK weather: Thunderstorms could hit Britain after Easter weekend of record-breaking temperaturesThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthThunderstorms could hit Britain after an Easter weekend of record-breaking temperatures. Thousands of holidaymakers are descending on parks and beaches this weekend to enjoy the sunshine, with highs of
Food (UK) Kathryn Flett reviews Gloria, London EC2: a born-again old-school trattoriaThe Telegraph - By Kathryn FlettSitting on a large and long-standing restaurant site in London’s Shoreditch, Gloria has been exceptionally cleverly designed, in-house, by new owners the Big Mamma Group, whose 1,500-seater La Felicità
Research Almost one in ten heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if high-risk patients were checked more, research claimsThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthAlmost one in ten heart attacks and strokes could be avoided if check-ups were targeted at high risk patients, new research has revealed. People aged 40 and over in England and Wales are currently eligible
Travel 12 green cities you'd never thought to visit (but really should)The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 12 View All Skip Ad Cáceres, Spain Back to image Travel latest
English Gardens The best new plants for summer pots, tested by expert Sarah RavenThe Telegraph - By Sarah RavenIn the past five years, pots and containers – and what we put in them – have become an increasingly important strand to the garden. Every outside table, every set of steps, every building entrance and
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IVF Maxine Peake reveals she was refused day off by production company to undergo final stage of IVF treatmentThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthMaxine Peake has revealed she was refused a day off work for the final stage of her IVF treatment. The actress spoke out about trying to have a baby on BBC Radio 4's Today programme today while discussing
