The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsCompensation Compensation for anti-EDL activists detained by police reaches £729,000The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersScotland Yard has paid out £729,000 in compensation to activists who claimed they were unlawfully detained while marching against the English Defence League (EDL). The campaigners said they were arrested
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsCCTV Widow weeps as CCTV shows 'relentless' knife attack on trainThe Telegraph - By Bill GardnerThe widow of a man stabbed to death on a train wept as footage showed the moment he was knifed 18 times during a “relentless” attack. Darren Pencille, 36, allegedly killed 51-year-old Lee Pomeroy in a
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionHealth (UK) Letter: Villages are forced to build hundreds of houses without GP servicesThe TelegraphSIR – In connection with the lack of doctors in rural areas (“Hundreds of villages lose GP surgery”, report, June 26), mention should be made of the intense house-building programme that is being rolled
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesBehavior End of the naughty step as nurseries say they no longer use the term due to 'negative connotations'The Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerIt was once a popular way for nursery teachers to discipline misbehaving toddlers. But the “naughty step” is becoming a thing of the past, with nurseries saying that they no longer use the term due to
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPolicing Rape victims only believed by police and courts if they have behaved like saints, victims’ commissioner warnsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasRape victims are only believed by police and courts if they have behaved like saints, the victims’ commissioner has warned. In her final report and an article for The Daily Telegraph, Baroness Newlove
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsStaffordshire Police Woman asphyxiated in online sex game was unlawfully killed, inquest hearsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA woman who died as she earned money during an online sex role-play game was unlawfully killed, an inquest has ruled. Hope Barden, 21, worked as a carer for people with learning disabilities but received
The Telegraphadded this to NewsExercise You just can't get enough, when it comes to exercise: Cambridge studyThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyYou can't do too much exercise in later life, research by Cambridge University suggests. The study of 15,000 Britons aged 40 to 79 found that active men and women who increased their fitness levels halved
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCervical Cancer Cervical cancer could be eliminated within decades, scientists sayThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyCervical cancer could be eliminated within decades, scientists say, as a Lancet study shows the effectiveness of jabs for teenagers. The research on 60 million people in wealthy countries, including the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBoeing New 'risk' in Boeing 737 Max means more delays for stricken jetThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBoeing must address a new "potential risk" in the Boeing 737 MAX, further clouding the timeframe for resuming service on the planes after two deadly crashes, US regulators said on Wednesday. The issue,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPhil Neville England's preparations for World Cup quarter-final with Norway hit by virus and injury as Phil Neville feels the heatThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtA virus has swept through the England camp ahead of their World Cup quarter-final against Norway which has left Millie Bright, who has been quarantined, a “major doubt” while captain Steph Houghton is
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTheresa May Theresa May to urge Donald Trump to take action against online hateThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickTheresa May is to call for an international crackdown on online hate content, urging Donald Trump and other world leaders to ensure terrorist propaganda is removed within an hour of appearing on the internet.
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson promises Australian-style points system for immigrationThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerBoris Johnson has pledged to introduce an Australian-style points-based system for migrants to restore “public faith” in immigration control. Foreigners who want to work in Britain will have to be able
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTelevision (UK) Summer of Rockets, episode 6 review: the absurdities are all part of the funThe Telegraph - By Gabriel TateSummer of Rockets (BBC Two) concluded with a flourish and, of course, an extra 20 minutes to grant writer and director Stephen Poliakoff full rein. But unlike his recent efforts, such as Dancing on the
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsScotland Yard Parkrun brings in protection for competitors amid fears sex attacker is targeting joggersThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersParkrun organisers are to introduce security measures to protect its slowest runners in a south London park amid fears a serial sex attacker is targeting joggers. Scotland Yard launched a manhunt after
The Telegraphadded this to NewsGreenpeace Revealed: what really goes on with your recycling rubbish behind the scenesThe Telegraph - By Callum Adams and Claire Newell and Sophie Barnes and Ben RumsbyThe chaos of Britain’s recycling system is exposed today with hundreds of thousands of tons of waste being redirected to landfill or incinerators. Despite residents sorting their household waste into bins,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsRecycling Plastic bottles in the bin and rats in the machinery: life on the front line of recyclingThe Telegraph - By Claire Newell and Sophie Barnes and Callum Adams and Ben RumsbySTANDING in a sweltering factory, the men and women wiped sweat from their foreheads as they leant towards the conveyor belt to pull off waste. It was only May, but the smell from the bags of rubbish strong
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Launch a start-up and I'll wipe your student loan bill, Jeremy Hunt saysThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeJeremy Hunt has promised to wipe tuition fee debt for young entrepreneurs who launch their own business after leaving university. As part of his pledge to “turbocharge” the British economy after Brexit,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTelevision (UK) The Trans Women Athlete Dispute with Martina Navratilova, review: a complex issue that deserves sensitivity and patienceThe Telegraph - By Gabriel TateEarlier this year, Martina Navratilova became the latest person to discover that Twitter may not be the ideal forum for debate. This longtime advocate for LGBTQ rights shared her opinion on trans women
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsMatt Hancock Matt Hancock steals march in race to become Boris's chancellor as Osborne's protege goes into battle for new bossThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyIn trashing his predecessor Jeremy Hunt’s handling of the junior doctors debacle, Matt Hancock yesterday proved his credentials as one of Boris Johnson’s most loyal lieutenants as insiders touted the secretary
The Telegraphadded this to NewsIVF Extra £1,000 for IVF actively harms the chance of having a child for many couples, study findsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinOne of the most popular forms of IVF which costs £1,000 extra actively harms the chance of having a child for many couples, according to a new study. Britain’s leading fertility experts have condemned
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRadiation Therapy NHS will force "virtual GPs" to open face-to-face practices in bid to tackle growing crisisThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyThe NHS will force "virtual GPs" to open physical practices in an attempt to address growing shortages of doctors in many parts of the country. Simon Stevens, the head of the NHS will announce that companies
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituariesLord Tordoff, Liberal politician who helped engineer the merger with the SDP and served as a Liberal Democrat chief whipThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesLord Tordoff, who has died aged 90, was a highly influential Liberal over the 15 years before the party’s merger with the SDP – which he worked hard to secure – and after it the Liberal Democrats’ chief
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCrime Taxi driver framed for rape now scared to carry femalesThe Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonA taxi driver falsely accused of rape by a passenger has told a court that he is now afraid to pick up female fares, as the judge in the case warned a woman she faces jail over the allegations. Laura 27,
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessLiberty Global Market Report: Vodafone rises on rumours of green light for Liberty dealThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesVodafoneclawed away from its recent 17-year low as chattering traders speculated its huge swoop for part of Liberty Global’s cable networks would get the green light from EU competition regulators. Its
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Corbyn Remainers' irrational terror of Boris epitomises our toxic new politicsThe Telegraph - By Allister HeathWhat has happened to us, to our politics, to our pragmatism? There was a time when, even after a heated discussion, we could agree to disagree, perhaps after a reconciliatory drink, and part as friends:
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMonty Python Unheard Monty Python jokes to be broadcast for the first timeThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghNever-before-heard Monty Python jokes are to be broadcast for the first time as the comedy troupe celebrate their 50th anniversary. Michael Palin has produced five new programmes for BBC Radio 4 featuring
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNorway England vs Norway scout report: Strengths, weaknesses and players to watch out forThe Telegraph - By Molly McElweeEngland take on Norway in the World Cup quarter-final on Thursday night, and both teams will be wary of the threat the other poses. What will Phil Neville have his players preparing for? Who do Steph and
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesKyle Edmund Kyle Edmund brushes aside Cameron Norrie to reach Eastbourne quartersThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareKyle Edmund, the British No 1, overcame his closest national rival and a lengthy mid-match delay to advance to the Nature Valley International quarter-finals on Wednesday. After the match was stopped 50
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsSperm Fertility doctor loses licence after using his own sperm to inseminate hundreds of patientsThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburA Canadian fertility doctor has lost his licence after it emerged he had been using his own sperm to inseminate patients over several decades. Bernard Norman Barwin is facing a lawsuit alleging he used
The Telegraphadded this to CricketCricket Pakistan keep World Cup semi-final hopes alive as pressure mounts on hostsThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreThere was an odd dynamic to this game. Inside Edgbaston, all but a few dozen were supporting Pakistan vociferously. Outside, a coalition of Sri Lankans, Bangladeshis and Englishmen were all willing on
