The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks Homecoming by Colin Grant, review: a formidable challenge to those still nostalgic for a lost empireThe Telegraph - By Hazel V CarbyA remarkable oral history of black postwar British life brings painful memories back for Hazel V Carby Homecoming is a suggestive and provocative title for this diverse collection of oral histories, which
The Telegraphflipped into Politics Beset by political dysfunction and chronic economic crisis, the EU is too dangerous to remain insideThe Telegraph - By Liam HalliganSince June 2016, the EU has been consistently portrayed as an all-conquering superpower, set against a flailing UK. The mainstream media narrative has been to contrast the EU’s unalloyed success and rosy
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBrexit LiveThe Telegraph - By Louis AshworthWith London traders not yet at their desks, the pound has slid sharply following the DUP’s comments. Telling the Government to “try and get a sensible deal”, the Northern Irish Party has said it cannot
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsRecep Tayyip Erdoğan 'Don't be a fool!' Donald Trump writes letter to Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan about SyriaThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffDonald Trump warned Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan in a letter about Turkey's incursion into Syria, "Don't be a tough guy" and "Don't be a fool!" The Oct. 9 letter was released by the White House on
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The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics LiveThe Telegraph - By Tony DiverBoris Johnson is heading to Brussels for a crunch EU summit on Thursday as he tries to get a Brexit deal breakthrough across the line. After a roller coaster few days of political twists and turns when
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK NewsEngland's oldest surviving timber trestle bridge and a military complex built during the Napoleonic Wars among heritage nowThe Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonEngland's oldest surviving timber trestle bridge, a 19th century lighthouse and a military complex built during the Napoleonic Wars are in danger of being lost forever if not given funds for restoration,
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessAviation Why an aviation trade war would be ‘lose-lose’ for everyoneThe Telegraph - By Guillaume FauryAirbus, along with our partners in the industry, sees the position taken by United States Trade Representative (USTR) in the application of tariffs to commercial aircraft as well as application to EU unrelated
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Mental health hospital to hand out free e-cigarettes to those trying to quit smokingThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyOne of the UK's largest mental health hospitals is to hand out free e-cigarettes to those trying to quit smoking, in a deal with a vaping retailer. The trust said it would help patients “transform” their
The Telegraphflipped into NewsPlastic UCL to ban crisp packets and petri dishes in crackdown on single-use plasticThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasOne of Britain’s top universities is to ban single-use plastic including crisp packets and petri dishes. UCL today pledges to phase out the sale and use of single-use plastic products and packaging on
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAnts World's fastest ant revealed as Saharan insect more nimble than a CheetahThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinThe world’s fastest ant has been discovered, a desert-living creature which “gallops” over the scorching sand faster, relative to its body size, than a cheetah. The Saharan silver ant hits speeds approaching
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesBoxing Patrick Day dies following traumatic brain injury, aged 27The Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport and Press AssociationBoxer Patrick Day has died at the age of 27 after sustaining head injuries in his fight in Chicago on Saturday, promoter Lou DiBella has confirmed. Day was knocked out in the 10th round of his bout against
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsLabour Party (UK) MP Louise Ellman quits Labour after 55 years, because Corbyn is 'not fit to serve as our Prime Minister'The Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaDame Louise Ellman has quit the Labour party after 55 years as she said Jeremy Corbyn is “not fit to serve as our Prime Minister”. The veteran Labour MP said that under Mr Corbyn’s leadership “antisemitism
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsDerby County EFL step up investigation into Derby, Sheffield Wednesday and Reading stadium salesThe Telegraph - By John PercyThe English Football League has appointed leading QC's at Blackstone Chambers as they step up their investigation into the stadium sales of three Championship clubs. Derby, Sheffield Wednesday and Reading
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsHarry Kane Clive Allen interview: 'I'll hate it when Harry Kane breaks my record – but he'll deserve to'The Telegraph - By Jim WhiteHere’s a pub quiz question: which are the only two London league clubs that have had no association with the Allen family? Between the senior member of the clan: Les, his sons Clive and Bradley and nephews
The Telegraphflipped into TVTelevision (UK) In the Long Run, series 2 episode 1 review: someone needs to have a word with Idris Elba about his career choicesThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganActor Idris Elba’s semi-autobiographical sitcom In the Long Run (Sky One) was back for a second series of nostalgic shenanigans. But warm-hearted though it was, the show sadly felt as dated as its Eighties
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesJamie Murray Andy Murray distances himself from Tokyo 2020 Olympic doubles appearance with brother JamieThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsAndy Murray’s ATP singles season will end in Antwerp on Thursday night unless he can overcome world No 45 Pablo Cuevas. This is his final tournament of an eventful year, in which he has proven himself
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsCallum Hudson-Odoi Callum Hudson-Odoi: The disgusting racism in Bulgaria was not right - football is an equal game so we must stay strongThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanCallum Hudson-Odoi, the Chelsea and England winger, has said he would be in favour of walking off the pitch in response to racist abuse from the stands. Hudson-Odoi’s first start for the England senior
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson has youth on his side in opinion poll as 18-24 group pick PM over Jeremy CorbynThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeBoris Johnson is more popular than Jeremy Corbyn among young people, a poll has found, as the Tory lead over Labour continues to grow. A YouGov survey published on Wednesday suggested that Mr Johnson beating
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesUK News BBC under fire as 1.7 million pensioners will feel squeeze of TV licence cutThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaMPs attacked the BBC last night as official data revealed the loss of free TV licences for the over-75s will mean 1.7 million pensioners will see their living standard fall next year. They accused the
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Fate of Boris Johnson's Brexit deal passes to MPs after the EU says agreement has almost been reachedThe Telegraph - By Peter Foster and Gordon Rayner and James CrispBoris Johnson's hopes of leaving the EU with a Brexit deal appeared to be in the hands of Parliament on Wednesday night after Brussels said an agreement was effectively in place. Donald Tusk, the European
The Telegraphflipped into MenFor Men'I was The Apprentice's first disabled contestant - the fact I'm out so early shows how much harder it is for us to makeThe Telegraph - By Luke MintzMinutes after being fired in last night’s episode of The Apprentice, Souleyman Bah struck a typically confident note. “Next time Lord [Alan] Sugar sees me,” he told cameras from the back seat of the black
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTelevision (UK)Catching Britain’s Killers: The Crimes That Changed Us, episode 2 review: an incredible story about how one mother changedThe TelegraphTen-a-penny true-crime documentaries are worthwhile when they use murder not as a source of ghoulish titillation but as a lifting-off point to explore society and humanity. Catching Britain’s Killers:
The Telegraphflipped into TechnologyTechnology Netflix warns that new services from Disney and Apple will hit growthThe Telegraph - By James TitcombNetflix has warned that new streaming services from Apple and Disney could squeeze its growth in the coming months as it gears up for its greatest competitive challenge to date. The US internet video signed
The Telegraphflipped into NewsClass Action AQA could face class action suit from parents of children who were possibly given 'incorrect' gradesThe Telegraph - By Lizzie Roberts and Camilla TurnerThe UK's biggest exam board could face class action from parents, following revelations that answers were being "remarked" by the same examiners. Earlier this week it emerged that AQA was handed the biggest
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBrexit This may be Leavers' last, realistic chance to achieve a proper BrexitThe Telegraph - By Allister HeathThey gambled and won by rejecting May’s awful deal. Now they should help the PM achieve the real thing We are about to find out whether the Brexiteers’ great gamble is going to pay off. They were told
The Telegraphflipped into NewsOxford University Mystery deepens over Oxford academic accused of illegally selling bible fragments to USThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickThe mystery over the ‘unauthorised’ sale of ancient bible fragments by an Oxford academic deepened last night amid claims matching texts have been sold to other private collectors. Dr Dirk Obbink, 62,
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAtlético Madrid Toni Duggan's Atletico Madrid scramble late Champions League draw at Manchester CityThe Telegraph - By Sophie PenneyAhead of returning to her old club Manchester City for the first time Toni Duggan had said she didn’t want to go back to the next England camp with everyone else talking about Champions League games and
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesUK NewsPublisher of Booker Prize nominee criticises judging after jury member suggests award was to celebrate Margaret Atwood'sThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghThe publisher of one of this year’s Booker Prize nominees has criticised the judging process after a jury member appeared to admit that the award was shared with Margaret Atwood to honour her "titanic
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessInvesting IMF fears the world's financial system is even more destructive than in 2008The Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardThe International Monetary Fund has presented us with a Gothic horror show. The world’s financial system is more stretched, unstable, and dangerous than it was on the eve of the Lehman crisis. Quantitative
