Diego Maradona Diego Maradona, review: Kapaldi compels you to care, whether you like football or notThe Telegraph - By Robbie CollinThe titles of Asif Kapadia’s last two documentaries, Senna and Amy, summoned up their famous subjects with one name each. But the focal point of his latest – who is surely the best known of all three gets
Aberdeenshire BBC Springwatch to enlist viewers for major data-gathering survey on Britain's gardensThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessBBC Springwatch is to enlist an army of nature-loving viewers to catalogue British gardens, as presenters set a weekly quiz question to gather data. The show will this series launch the biggest "Gardenwatch"
Money Laundering Money laundering crackdown legislation 'unenforceable' and has 'too many loopholes', MPs and peers warnThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaLaws aimed at cracking down on money laundering are "unenforceable" and have "too many loopholes", MPs and peers have warned. Ministers have drawn up legislation to establish a publicly-accessible register
Technology Wonga-backer Balderton pours cash into British start-up looking to kill off payday loansThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandA British start-up seeking to bring an end to payday loans has received £40m in new cash from backers including an early investor in the now-collapsed lender Wonga. Wagestream, which has developed technology
Liposuction Athleisure clothing behind the rise in liposuction, say plastic surgeonsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe rise in wearing gym gear as everyday clothing is behind a 12 per cent spike in women receiving liposuction treatment, experts have said. In recent years, many brands have embraced the trend of 'athleisure'
Opinion (UK) Letters: If those on the political Right can’t speak out, there is no proper debateThe TelegraphSIR – Lionel Shriver (Comment, May 18) is correct that “Right wing” has now become synonymous with "racist". As a university student, I am aware of the political virtue one can signal by announcing that
Science Driverless cars could speed up traffic flow and journeys by one thirdThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonFleets of driverless cars on the roads could speed up traffic flow and cut journeys by a third, even for people who are not using them, a Cambridge University study suggests. Researchers programmed 16
Autism Number of children with autism and learning problems locked up in mental hospitals doubles in five yearsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe number of children with learning disabilities and autism locked up in mental health hospitals has more than doubled in four years, despite government promises to halve detentions. A new report by Children's
Blue Light Wearing glasses to knock out blue light before bed can stop sleep disruptionThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonWearing glasses to knock out blue light before bed can stop phones, computers and tablets from disrupting sleep, a new study suggests. Blue light from screens can be hugely disruptive to the body clock
Kylian Mbappé Kylian Mbappe opens door to leaving PSG by admitting he may want 'a new project'The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportKylian Mbappe has hinted he could be seeking a move away from Paris St Germain. Mbappe, 20, was named on Sunday night as Ligue 1's player of the season - but during his acceptance speech, he said he wanted
Watford Andre Gray: Watford got 'battered' but FA Cup final must not detract from club's best seasonThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanAndre Gray admitted that Watford were “blown away” by Manchester City’s attacking quality as they suffered the heaviest FA Cup final defeat in more than a century. City’s 6-0 victory at Wembley was the
Prince LouisPrince George, Charlotte and Louis join Chelsea Flower Show fun after helping Duchess of Cambridge build her wonderlandThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessShe has often spoken about the importance of children getting out of doors and back to nature. And when Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis made a visit to see their mother at work, it no
Ryanair Week ahead in business and financeThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesHigher fuel costs and staff walkouts have conspired to blow budget airline Ryanair off course during a turbulent year. Boss Michael O’Leary announced at its latest trading update that he will step down
Juice What We Do in the Shadows, review: squeezing the juice out of delicious vampire gagsThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesVampires are allergic to sunlight and garlic, but what happens when you expose them to a more corrosive force such as a documentary film crew? Might a bloodsucker’s fearsome status crumple if their every
Suranne Jones Gentleman Jack, episode 1, review: Not your average local 19th-century lesbian landownerThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesAnne Lister is a woman for our times who happens to have been around for the Corn Laws. Her encrypted diaries, decoded 150 years after her death, are an empowering LGBTQ+ urtext. It was only a matter time
Gordon Brown Gordon Brown: Tory / SNP Punch and Judy show risks 50 years of division in ScotlandThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonGordon Brown is to warn the SNP and Conservatives are locked in a “non-stop Punch and Judy Show” which is wreaking havoc and could lead to 50 years of bitter division in Scotland. The former Prime Minister
Dominic Raab Dominic Raab sponsors law to protect mothers from redundancy for six months after returning to workThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaMothers returning to work after maternity leave will be protected from redundancy for six months under new legislation proposed by one of the frontrunners to succeed Theresa May. Dominic Raab has put protection
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson being advised by Sir Lynton Crosby on leadership race - as minister warns it is 'not a reality TV contest'The Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaBoris Johnson is being advised by Sir Lynton Crosby on his leadership bid after the Tory election guru was credited with helping Scott Morrison's “miracle” Australian election victory. The political strategist
Dominic Raab Working mothers are under pressure and deserve better redundancy protectionThe Telegraph - By Dominic Raab and Maria MillerAs we rise to challenges facing post-Brexit Britain, we must break down barriers and create wider opportunities, so we make the best use of all the talents we have in this country. A generational shift
Brexit Party Drop support for Theresa May's Brexit deal if you want a general election pact, Nigel Farage tells Boris JohnsonThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeNigel Farage has said that he would find it difficult to work with a future Tory leader who has backed Theresa May’s Brexit deal, ruling out a tie-up with Boris Johnson or Dominic Raab. Tory MPs are openly
Show JumpingHenry Hill, horseman who spent his life immersed in the world of hunting, showjumping, point-to-points and drag hounds –The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesHenry Hill, who has died aged 76, was a character from the pages of Surtees, a horse dealer, hunting enthusiast, keeper of horses and hounds, stalwart of East Anglian point-to points, and chairman for
Labour Party The Labour Party grandee, his Czech friend and claims of a Cold War spy scandalThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickGeoffrey Robinson, the one-time Labour minister forced to quit over a £373,000 loan to Peter Mandelson, has long enjoyed a reputation as a champagne socialist and bon viveur. Still one of Labour’s wealthiest
Christopher Steele How a former MI6 spy revealed Christopher Steele dossier details to an old friend from the world of espionageThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-Smith and Robert MendickThe detached house on a suburban street in Wimbledon was an incongruous venue for a meeting about spies, secrets and the incoming president of the United States. But it was here, at a £1.7 million South
Aquariums Letting drug dealers out of prison to go on spa breaks is criminally stupidThe Telegraph - By Boris JohnsonThe case of convicted criminal Luke Jewitt, allowed out to undergo pamperings and visit aquariums, is an example of a justice system gone wrong You may have been tempted to bleep over the story of Luke
Christopher Steele Theresa May's spy chiefs were briefed on explosive Chistopher Steele dossier before Donald TrumpThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-Smith and Robert MendickTheresa May’s spy chiefs were secretly briefed on an explosive dossier of claims about Donald Trump’s ties to Russia before the US president was made aware of its existence, The Telegraph can reveal. heads
Theresa May Theresa May's 'bold Brexit offer' is just a 'retread' of old ideas, leaked document suggestsThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerTheresa May’s final attempt to get a Brexit deal through Parliament appears doomed after a leaked document suggested it was nothing more than a “retread” of old ideas. The Prime Minister claims she has
Fever-Tree Fever-Tree gets first taste of alcoholic drinks marketThe Telegraph - By Ashley ArmstrongFever-Tree is launching a range of pre-mixed gin and tonics as it looks to continue its stellar growth. The £3.4bn tonic maker, already valued at 50 times its earnings, is making its own batch of four
Ruth Davidson Ruth Davidson to rein in Boris attacks amid fears SNP will use them to drive up independence supportThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonRuth Davidson is to rein in making outspoken attacks on Boris Johnson amid concern that they will boost Nicola Sturgeon's case for a second independence referendum if he becomes Prime Minister. Scottish
Cocaine Cocaine dealer enjoys luxury spa break half way through his nine-year prison sentenceThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA cocaine dealer has provoked outrage after he was able to enjoy a luxury spa break fewer than three years into his 10-year sentence. Luke Jewitt, 33, who was convicted of helping to run a £5.2m smuggling
Brexit The Prime Minister's Brexit 'offer' is neither new nor boldThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewDowning Street's attempts to paper over the cracks in the Withdrawal Agreement are sure to fail The Prime Minister has said she will make a “new, bold offer” to MPs who have already rejected her Brexit
