Businesses back Boris's call for radical devolution to supercharge British regionsThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceRadical devolution of powers over skills and training, business taxes and incentives, and infrastructure could transform the economy to help the regions of the UK compete after Brexit, say company bosses.
Will the US ever get its hands on 'El Chapo's' billions?The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderWhen Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman steps into the courtroom in New York on Wednesday for sentencing, it will likely feel like the end for the Mexican drug lord. He faces a mandatory life sentence, and is certainly
Is there method in the madness of Donald Trump's latest outburst?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe President hopes his unacceptable language will cause consternation among the Democrats We are used to Donald Trump making outrageous statements but even by his standards the tweets of the past few
The Telegraph's ultimate guide to buying your first homeThe Telegraph - By Marianna HuntIt's harder than ever for young people to get on the property ladder. In some parts of the country you need as much as 13 times your salary to buy an average house in the area. That means that it would
James Small, ‘bad boy’ of South Africa’s 1995 Rugby World Cup-winning side who marked Jonah Lomu out of the final – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJames Small, who has died of a heart attack aged 50, was a rugby union winger who won the World Cup with South Africa in 1995, putting in an immense shift in the final against the mighty New Zealander,
Melinda Gates: 'People assumed Bill would know more than me or be the one in the lead'The Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanMelinda Gates is a private person. She believes, however, that by sharing our stories “we can change the culture” of inequality between the sexes. Hence her decision to offer the world a rare peek behind
UK AI gender diversity is in 'crisis' as number of female scientists dropsThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalBritain's artificial intelligence (AI) sector is suffering from a "serious gender diversity crisis" as only 14pc of researchers are women, a new report has claimed. The amount of research published by
Erdogan's gone too far. It's time to throw Turkey out of NatoThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinIn the 16 years since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power, he has shown himself to be a masterful manipulator in his dealings with the West. Playing on Europe’s desire to maintain close
Open up immigration or ‘cripple’ industry, business bosses warn the next prime ministerThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceThe economy faces a devastating drought of workers if the immigration system is not seriously overhauled after Brexit, businesses have warned, with a skills shortage already biting in industries such hospitality
Questor: why you should buy this brick maker even while house building is comatoseThe Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor share tip: house building may be ‘bouncing along the bottom’ but brick making is hard to break into and seems immune from technological change Alastair Mundy is one of Britain’s most prominent
Unai Emery Arsenal's Unai Emery hoping to buy four players as he eyes 'very big, very expensive' recruitsThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanUnai Emery has said he is hoping for four new arrivals at Arsenal this summer as he confirmed the club is looking to recruit “very big, very expensive” players. Arsenal have made just one signing in this
Slavery UK doing more than any other country to end scourge of modern slaveryThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyBritain is doing more than any other country to combat modern slavery and human trafficking, but progress to eradicate these practices across the globe remains “disgracefully marginal”, a major report
North Korea US pushes for talks as North Korea hints it may lift nuclear test moratoriumThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithWashington has said it looks forward to resuming disarmament talks with North Korea despite a threat by Pyongyang on Tuesday that it might call off its suspension of its 20-month nuclear and missile tests.
Tom Watson Tom Watson challenges Jeremy Corbyn over Labour anti-SemitismThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeLabour's deputy leader has openly challenged Jeremy Corbyn's authority by putting forward his own plan for rooting out anti-Semitism in the party. Tom Watson is trying to circumvent Mr Corbyn's office
Moon UK enjoys partial lunar eclipse on 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 moon mission launchThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersStargazers have been treated to a cosmic spectacle as a partial lunar eclipse was visible across parts of the UK. The event on Tuesday evening coincided with the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 launching
Surviving R. Kelly R Kelly pleads not guilty as singer denied bail on US charges of sex crimesThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyR&B singer R. Kelly pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to a raft of federal charges accusing him of running a scheme to force women and girls to provide sex for himself and others, and a judge ordered that
Brexit Party Letters: A general election would not resolve Parliament’s Brexit conundrumThe TelegraphSIR – William Hague (Comment, July 16) suggests that a general election is essential before October 31. The result would be a split Tory vote with many supporting the Brexit Party, thus guaranteeing either
Dyson Dyson advert banned for giving 'misleading impression' fan was cordlessThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightA Dyson advert has been banned for giving the impression that its fan is cordless, following a ruling by the advertising watchdog. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) considered that the television
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Nazanin Zaghari-Radcliffe transferred to hospital mental ward, says husbandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA British-Iranian woman jailed in Iran has been transferred to a hospital mental ward, her husband said. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, 40, was arrested at Tehran's Imam Khomeini airport while travelling their
Apes Multiscreening wrecks family bonding, study of apes indicatesThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinIn many modern households, “family time” now amounts to little more than members congregating in the living room while continuing to pore over their individual screens. However, a new study now suggests
21st Century Snow Patrol anthem crowned most played track of 21st CenturyThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickOnly a handful of bands can revel in the commercial success of one song 13 years following its release, but Snow Patrol has done just that. Having peaked at number six on the UK Singles Chart and finishing
Policing Half of elderly victims of crime let down by police, say watchdogsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasElderly victims of crime have been let down in the quality of care by police and prosecutors in more than half of cases, two watchdogs have found. HM inspectors of police and Crown Prosecution Service
Women's Health Menstrual cups are as safe and effective as other sanitary products, report findsThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyReusable menstrual cups are as safe and effective for women and girls as sanitary pads and tampons, according to the first ever scientific review of the product. The report, published in the Lancet Public
Sheffield United Sheffield United sign Manchester United youth product Ravel Morrison on one-year dealThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencySheffield United have signed former Manchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison on a one-year deal following a trial period with the club with an option to stay longer, the newly promoted Premier League
BMW 2019 BMW 1-series review: new front-drive hatchback is a triumph – as long as you avoid the high-performance versionThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishBlack armbands seemed appropriate garb for this launch, which marks the end of the last rear-wheel-drive family hatchback on sale in the UK, although for a majority of BMW 1-series buyers this will be
Clive Owen The Night of the Iguana review, Noel Coward Theatre: Clive Owen broods handsomely, but this play is no 'Streetcar'The Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishThe last time Clive Owen was in the West End it was in the wake of 9/11 and he was funny, moving, frustrated, despairing as Brian, the father of a severely handicapped girl trying to put a brave comedic
Nate Lashley'I don’t know it it feels like they are with me, but I am thinking about them' - how tragedy is fuelling Nate Lashley's bidThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganNate Lashley had a tear in his eye at the tee on Tuesday as the magnitude of it all came into focus. Fifteen years ago both his parents and girlfriend were killed in a light aircraft disaster. Now, having
Pep Guardiola Eliaquim Mangala will be allowed to leave Manchester City on a freeThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsManchester City are willing to let £42m defender Eliaquim Mangala leave the club on a free transfer this summer as he will not even be included in Pep Guardiola’s first team squad. City have made plenty
Idrissa Gueye Everton's Idrissa Gueye remains keen on PSG move while Ademola Lookman closes in on RB Leipzig switchThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeEverton midfielder Idrissa Gueye remains eager to move to Paris Saint-Germain this summer. Gueye's proposed switch to the French champions was blocked last January with Everton valuing the Senegal international
Cristiano Ronaldo Wolves forward Diogo Jota takes inspiration from Cristiano Ronaldo and wants to build on last season's promiseThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsA summer spent with Cristiano Ronaldo has given Diogo Jota a huge confidence boost but the Portuguese international has warned it will extremely hard for Wolverhampton Wanderers to replicate last season’s
Businesses back Boris's call for radical devolution to supercharge British regionsThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceRadical devolution of powers over skills and training, business taxes and incentives, and infrastructure could transform the economy to help the regions of the UK compete after Brexit, say company bosses.
Will the US ever get its hands on 'El Chapo's' billions?The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderWhen Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman steps into the courtroom in New York on Wednesday for sentencing, it will likely feel like the end for the Mexican drug lord. He faces a mandatory life sentence, and is certainly
Is there method in the madness of Donald Trump's latest outburst?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe President hopes his unacceptable language will cause consternation among the Democrats We are used to Donald Trump making outrageous statements but even by his standards the tweets of the past few
The Telegraph's ultimate guide to buying your first homeThe Telegraph - By Marianna HuntIt's harder than ever for young people to get on the property ladder. In some parts of the country you need as much as 13 times your salary to buy an average house in the area. That means that it would
James Small, ‘bad boy’ of South Africa’s 1995 Rugby World Cup-winning side who marked Jonah Lomu out of the final – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJames Small, who has died of a heart attack aged 50, was a rugby union winger who won the World Cup with South Africa in 1995, putting in an immense shift in the final against the mighty New Zealander,
Melinda Gates: 'People assumed Bill would know more than me or be the one in the lead'The Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanMelinda Gates is a private person. She believes, however, that by sharing our stories “we can change the culture” of inequality between the sexes. Hence her decision to offer the world a rare peek behind
UK AI gender diversity is in 'crisis' as number of female scientists dropsThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalBritain's artificial intelligence (AI) sector is suffering from a "serious gender diversity crisis" as only 14pc of researchers are women, a new report has claimed. The amount of research published by
Erdogan's gone too far. It's time to throw Turkey out of NatoThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinIn the 16 years since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power, he has shown himself to be a masterful manipulator in his dealings with the West. Playing on Europe’s desire to maintain close
Open up immigration or ‘cripple’ industry, business bosses warn the next prime ministerThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceThe economy faces a devastating drought of workers if the immigration system is not seriously overhauled after Brexit, businesses have warned, with a skills shortage already biting in industries such hospitality
Questor: why you should buy this brick maker even while house building is comatoseThe Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor share tip: house building may be ‘bouncing along the bottom’ but brick making is hard to break into and seems immune from technological change Alastair Mundy is one of Britain’s most prominent
Unai Emery Arsenal's Unai Emery hoping to buy four players as he eyes 'very big, very expensive' recruitsThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanUnai Emery has said he is hoping for four new arrivals at Arsenal this summer as he confirmed the club is looking to recruit “very big, very expensive” players. Arsenal have made just one signing in this
Slavery UK doing more than any other country to end scourge of modern slaveryThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyBritain is doing more than any other country to combat modern slavery and human trafficking, but progress to eradicate these practices across the globe remains “disgracefully marginal”, a major report
North Korea US pushes for talks as North Korea hints it may lift nuclear test moratoriumThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithWashington has said it looks forward to resuming disarmament talks with North Korea despite a threat by Pyongyang on Tuesday that it might call off its suspension of its 20-month nuclear and missile tests.
Tom Watson Tom Watson challenges Jeremy Corbyn over Labour anti-SemitismThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeLabour's deputy leader has openly challenged Jeremy Corbyn's authority by putting forward his own plan for rooting out anti-Semitism in the party. Tom Watson is trying to circumvent Mr Corbyn's office
Moon UK enjoys partial lunar eclipse on 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 moon mission launchThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersStargazers have been treated to a cosmic spectacle as a partial lunar eclipse was visible across parts of the UK. The event on Tuesday evening coincided with the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 launching
Surviving R. Kelly R Kelly pleads not guilty as singer denied bail on US charges of sex crimesThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyR&B singer R. Kelly pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to a raft of federal charges accusing him of running a scheme to force women and girls to provide sex for himself and others, and a judge ordered that
Brexit Party Letters: A general election would not resolve Parliament’s Brexit conundrumThe TelegraphSIR – William Hague (Comment, July 16) suggests that a general election is essential before October 31. The result would be a split Tory vote with many supporting the Brexit Party, thus guaranteeing either
Dyson Dyson advert banned for giving 'misleading impression' fan was cordlessThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightA Dyson advert has been banned for giving the impression that its fan is cordless, following a ruling by the advertising watchdog. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) considered that the television
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Nazanin Zaghari-Radcliffe transferred to hospital mental ward, says husbandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA British-Iranian woman jailed in Iran has been transferred to a hospital mental ward, her husband said. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, 40, was arrested at Tehran's Imam Khomeini airport while travelling their
Apes Multiscreening wrecks family bonding, study of apes indicatesThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinIn many modern households, “family time” now amounts to little more than members congregating in the living room while continuing to pore over their individual screens. However, a new study now suggests
21st Century Snow Patrol anthem crowned most played track of 21st CenturyThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickOnly a handful of bands can revel in the commercial success of one song 13 years following its release, but Snow Patrol has done just that. Having peaked at number six on the UK Singles Chart and finishing
Policing Half of elderly victims of crime let down by police, say watchdogsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasElderly victims of crime have been let down in the quality of care by police and prosecutors in more than half of cases, two watchdogs have found. HM inspectors of police and Crown Prosecution Service
Women's Health Menstrual cups are as safe and effective as other sanitary products, report findsThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyReusable menstrual cups are as safe and effective for women and girls as sanitary pads and tampons, according to the first ever scientific review of the product. The report, published in the Lancet Public
Sheffield United Sheffield United sign Manchester United youth product Ravel Morrison on one-year dealThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencySheffield United have signed former Manchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison on a one-year deal following a trial period with the club with an option to stay longer, the newly promoted Premier League
BMW 2019 BMW 1-series review: new front-drive hatchback is a triumph – as long as you avoid the high-performance versionThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishBlack armbands seemed appropriate garb for this launch, which marks the end of the last rear-wheel-drive family hatchback on sale in the UK, although for a majority of BMW 1-series buyers this will be
Clive Owen The Night of the Iguana review, Noel Coward Theatre: Clive Owen broods handsomely, but this play is no 'Streetcar'The Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishThe last time Clive Owen was in the West End it was in the wake of 9/11 and he was funny, moving, frustrated, despairing as Brian, the father of a severely handicapped girl trying to put a brave comedic
Nate Lashley'I don’t know it it feels like they are with me, but I am thinking about them' - how tragedy is fuelling Nate Lashley's bidThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganNate Lashley had a tear in his eye at the tee on Tuesday as the magnitude of it all came into focus. Fifteen years ago both his parents and girlfriend were killed in a light aircraft disaster. Now, having
Pep Guardiola Eliaquim Mangala will be allowed to leave Manchester City on a freeThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsManchester City are willing to let £42m defender Eliaquim Mangala leave the club on a free transfer this summer as he will not even be included in Pep Guardiola’s first team squad. City have made plenty
Idrissa Gueye Everton's Idrissa Gueye remains keen on PSG move while Ademola Lookman closes in on RB Leipzig switchThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeEverton midfielder Idrissa Gueye remains eager to move to Paris Saint-Germain this summer. Gueye's proposed switch to the French champions was blocked last January with Everton valuing the Senegal international
Cristiano Ronaldo Wolves forward Diogo Jota takes inspiration from Cristiano Ronaldo and wants to build on last season's promiseThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsA summer spent with Cristiano Ronaldo has given Diogo Jota a huge confidence boost but the Portuguese international has warned it will extremely hard for Wolverhampton Wanderers to replicate last season’s
