The Telegraphflipped into NewsAnimals Dog thieves are not being pursued by police as £500 rule leaves pets languishing as low priority, say campaignersThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasDogs may be our best friends and their unwavering loyalty priceless but thefts of them are not being pursued by police because most are worth under £500 and so rated a minor low level crime, say campaigners.
The Telegraphflipped into NewsDefamation Father of Sandy Hook victim awarded $450,000 in case against conspiracy theorist who claims tragedy never happenedThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburThe father of a boy killed in America's 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting has been awarded $450,000 in a defamation suit against conspiracy theorists who claimed it never happened. Leonard Pozner, whose
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCongo Mystery as plane carrying Russian arms smugglers crashes in CongoThe Telegraph - By Olivia Acland and Adrian BlomfieldThe Democratic Republic of Congo has one of the world’s worst aviation safety records, so reports that an aircraft had tumbled into a remote forest last week caused few international ripples. Since then,
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsChocolate The PM's 'great Brexit gamble' on sticky fudge over noble delay could be about to backfireThe Telegraph - By Sherelle JacobsNo 10 has dangerously miscalculated the Leaver public's attitude to compromise There is something over-eager about the idea of a “do or die deadline” – an already dangerous word smeared with a gratuitous
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsConcussion Marco van Basten throws his weight behind use of concussion substitutesThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonMarco van Basten became one of football’s most prominent figures to indicate his support on Wednesday for the introduction of concussion substitutes ahead of a meeting of the International Football Association
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsThe Football League Exclusive: Phil Parkinson to be named new Sunderland managerThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsPhil Parkinson is set to be confirmed as the new manager of Sunderland on Thursday after holding a series of successful meetings with the club over the last few days. Parkinson appears to have been identified
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Labour MPs are not going to give Boris Johnson his Brexit triumphThe Telegraph - By Stephen BushOne of the mistakes that people like me made was to write off Boris Johnson’s chances of becoming Prime Minister. Why did we do it? Because we didn’t listen carefully enough to Conservative MPs. The average
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesDonald Trump Donald Trump claims Boris Johnson suggested 'bombshell' on-camera meeting of Harry Dunn's parents and Anne SacoolasThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderDonald Trump claimed today that he tried to broker a meeting between Harry Dunn’s grieving parents and the American woman who killed him, Anne Sacoolas, because Boris Johnson suggested he do so. Mr Dunn’s
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessProfit Asos fashions a spending nightmareThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowWell done to Asos chief Nick Beighton. Chief executives come under huge criticism when they get their forecasts wrong but the boss of Asos was bang on with his for a change. He said 2019 would be bad,
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBrexit Why hardline ERG Tories will end up backing Boris Johnson's Brexit dealThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyThe Brussels tunnel of Brexit negotiations is a dark place. Despite an intensive round of private talks between Boris Johnson and leading Brexiteer Tories, no one knows the precise nature of the deal Downing
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesEngland Luther Blissett: Authorities must take harder stance on racism – if it happens again the match should be stoppedThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganLuther Blissett, the first black player to score a hat-trick for England, says Uefa must immediately haul the players off at Wembley next month against Montenegro if any more racist abuse is heard. The
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsCrime Prison condemned as squalid by inspectors becomes first to be shutThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasA prison condemned by inspectors as “squalid, demeaning and depressing” is to be the first to shut down in modern times. Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said the open prison, HMP Hewell, which currently
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsMiddle East Donald Trump accused of undermining US efforts to broker ceasefire between Turkey and KurdsThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantDonald Trump was accused of undermining his own diplomats when he appeared to endorse Turkey's offensive into Northern Syria and compared the Kurdish groups they claim to be fighting to Islamic State.
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News Smart motorways can 'confuse' drivers over whether it is safe to pull onto hard shoulder, coroner warnsThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdA coroner has warned how smart motorways can “confuse” motorists who may not know whether a hard shoulder is open or closed to traffic placing lives at risk. Emma Brown, West Midlands area coroner, has
The Telegraphflipped into GolfBrooks Koepka Brooks Koepka dismisses talk of rivalry – 'Rory McIlroy hasn't won a major since I've been on the PGA Tour'The Telegraph - By James CorriganBrooks Koepka has dismissed the hyping of a “rivalry” between him Rory McIlroy, witheringly pointing out that the Irishman “hasn’t won a major since I’ve been on the PGA Tour”. While McIlroy, the world
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsWembley England women set for record attendance against Germany at WembleyThe Telegraph - By Sophie PenneyThe England women's football team are set to break the women's all time attendance record with next month's friendly against Germany at the 90,000 capacity Wembley Stadium now sold out. The record attendance
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Women killed leaning out of train window was not 'adequately' warned by signs, report concludesThe Telegraph - By Jack HardyA woman who died after leaning out of the window of a moving train was not “adequately” warned of the danger by on-board signs, a report has concluded. Bethan Roper, 28, suffered a fatal injury when her
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesPolicing Teenage Briton's retraction in Cyprus gang rape case was 'dictated by police' and written in poor EnglishThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresA British teenager who says she was gang raped by Israeli tourists in a beach resort in Cyprus told a court today that she was forced to sign a retraction by Cypriot police after they wrote it for her.
The Telegraphflipped into FamilyNorthamptonshire, UK Can a parent ever forgive the person who killed their child?The Telegraph - By Cara McGooganWhen their son Harry was killed in a car accident in August, Tim Dunn and Charlotte Charles couldn’t have known that they would soon be at the centre of a diplomatic war. They were grieving for their boy
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBusiness Dragons' Den Peter Jones eyes rescue plan for Jessops storesThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaDragons' Den TV star and businessman Peter Jones is mulling a rescue plan for the property arm of Jessops, having bought the collapsed camera chain six years ago. Mr Jones is poised to draft in administrators
The Telegraphflipped into ObituariesObituariesCardinal William Levada, senior American Catholic prelate who as the head of the CDF was the Pope’s doctrinal watchdog –The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesCardinal William Levada, who has died aged 83, was the highest-ranking American prelate in the Vatican, occupying the post of Prefect of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican department
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsPolicing Family of England fan that died in police custody in Bulgaria call for independent inquiryThe Telegraph - By Matt Law and Tom MorganThe family of the England football supporter who died in Bulgaria ahead of the Euro 2020 qualifying match that was marred by racism want an independent inquiry into the circumstances behind his death.
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessMorrissey Bank of England hopeful Helena Morrissey says next Governor must be more positive on Britain and keep rates above zeroThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceThe next Bank of England Governor must be positive about Britain’s future, encourage Government investment and keep interest rates above zero, Dame Helena Morrissey has said. She is a Brexiteer, star manager
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesJean-Philippe Gbamin Everton lose injured midfielder Jean-Philippe Gbamin for another three months following surgeryThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeEverton manager Marco Silva’s problems have deepened with the loss of midfielder Jean-Philippe Gbamin for a further three months. Gbamin, signed to replace Idrissa Gueye last summer, has barely played
The Telegraphflipped into NewsBernie Sanders 'Squad members' Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar endorse Bernie Sanders in 2020 raceThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburLeading members of the "squad", the influential group of liberal congresswomen, are endorsing Bernie Sanders in a boost for the 78-year-old as he returns to the campaign trail following a heart attack.
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesHealth Children's lives are 'cut short' as countries urged to tackle inequalityThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandMillions of children's lives are being "cut short" because countries are failing to tackle health inequality, research has found. The study, published in Nature, mapped death rates at the district level
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsExtinction Rebellion Extinction Rebellion celebrities admit they are 'hypocrites' for backing protests despite 'high carbon lives'The Telegraph - By Izzy LyonsExtinction Rebellion-backing celebrities have written an open letter admitting that they are “hypocrites” for supporting the environmental protests despite living “high carbon lives”. Household names actor
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News 7 things every female founder needs to know about funding - regardless of how big or small their businessThe Telegraph - By Michelle de KlerkThe gender gap in funding for women-led businesses has become a hot topic of conversation, thanks to a raft of research and welcome initiatives that have been shining a light on the exponential value business
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesRecipes Pumpkin, spinach, feta and preserved lemon pie recipeThe Telegraph - By Diana HenryThis pie combines pumpkin, spinach and feta with fantastic results – a wonderful vegetarian meal to try. Scatter over some chopped parsley and preserved lemon to finish. Prep time: 20 minutes | Cooking
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesNiger In Britain I see food constantly wasted – in Niger I witnessed a silent hunger crisisThe Telegraph - By Yuki SugiuraMy grandmother used to say you should never waste a grain of rice – that every little grain counts. She used to save any leftover rice to add to our porridge the following morning. If there is any leftover
