The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsLionel Messi Lionel Messi calls on Argentina to bounce back from defeat to ColombiaThe Telegraph - By Debora ReyLionel Messi has urged his Argentina team-mates to put out of their minds the 2-0 loss to Colombia in the Copa America on Saturday. James Rodriguez set up Roger Martinez’s opening goal in Salvador, Brazil,
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Channel 4 accused of 'sidelining' hard Brexiteer in 'biased' Tory leadership debateThe Telegraph - By Christopher Hope and Anna MikhailovaChannel 4 was last night accused by Tory MPs of attempting to "sideline" Dominic Raab, the one 'hard' Brexiteer, in the first television debate of the party's leadership race. Tory MPs complained that
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Cox legal advice could thwart Boris Johnson's plan to withhold Brexit bill paymentsThe Telegraph - By Peter FosterBoris Johnson will have to over-rule existing government legal advice if he wants to make good on his promise to withhold the £39bn Brexit bill in order to win a better deal from the EU, The Telegraph
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSexism Rosalind Franklin Society says sexism is why groundbreaking scientist doesn't have road named after herThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthShe was one of the groundbreaking scientists of the 1950s who played a pivotal role in uncovering the structure of DNA. But a row has broken out in the leafy grounds of Surrey University over whether Rosalind
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsDigital Divide Let’s reboot 'left-behind' Britain with a turbo-charged broadband revolutionThe Telegraph - By Boris JohnsonAn urgent full fibre roll-out will help us tackle the digital divide I was speaking to some Lincolnshire Conservatives the other night, and there was one thing those farmers wanted me to do to improve
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit Party Exclusive: Conservative donors open secret talks with Nigel Farage on general election pact to save BrexitThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeConservative party donors have opened secret talks with Nigel Farage about an electoral pact which would see the party not stand candidates against the Brexit Party in dozens of seats at a snap general
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Rory Stewart is the only serious threat to Boris Johnson – and the TV debate proved itThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconIf you were to judge it by the response of the studio audience, Channel 4’s debate had only one winner. Rory Stewart got more rounds of applause than any other candidate – and, at the end, when each took
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNottingham Dan Evans wins second straight Challenger title ahead of Stan Wawrinka Queen's testThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsDan Evans will climb to No 63 in the rankings after claiming another Challenger title – his second in as many weeks – by defeating Evgeny Donskoy of Russia in the final of Nottingham’s Nature Valley Open.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTelevision (UK) Top Gear, episode 1, review: Men behaving nicely - this is Top Gear for millennialsThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThere were worrying whispers that the new-look Top Gear would be more touchy-feely than its pub-boorish previous incarnations. Judging by the launch episode, any petrolheads allergic to cuddles and scented
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Tory leadership debate: Who came out on top? Our writers have their say and so can youThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersOur team of writers give their verdicts on who they think came out on top in the first Tory leadership debate between Sajid Javid, Rory Stewart, Michael Gove, Dominc Raab and Jeremy Hunt on Channel 4 Sunday
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsMichael Gove Only one Tory reinforced his position as the leader of the chasing pack during the leadership debateThe Telegraph - By Iain DaleSunday evening saw the Tory leadership race contestants go head to head for the first time in a televised debate. But who came out on top? Here's my take on the Channel 4 leadership debates. Every underdog
The Telegraphadded this to NewsDominic Raab Watch: Conservative leadership hopefuls face off in first debateThe Telegraph - By Mickey CarrollThe Conservative leadership race saw its first televised debate on Sunday evening. Boris Johnson was notably absent and host Krishnan Guru-Murphy pulled no punches in pointing out each candidate's flaws.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesCricket India and Pakistan are far beyond sporting rivals, but at Old Trafford only cricket matteredThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownYou knew it was not any given Sunday in Manchester when a Pakistani fan rode up to Old Trafford on horseback, resplendent in extravagant white robes that called to mind an eighth-century warlord eyeing
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessNeil Woodford Woodford restructuring ‘tax boost for directors’The Telegraph - By Harriet RussellA change in the corporate structure of Woodford Investment Management in 2016 could have earned the company’s directors significant tax benefits, according to industry experts. Two years ago, Neil Woodford’s
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessExpectation Week ahead in business and financeThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesRecord rainfall in the US could dampen equipment rental giant Ashtead’s full-year figures amid a slowdown in America’s construction industry. Ashtead’s rental revenue surged 18pc in the first nine months
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMoeen Ali England ready to reshuffle as they prepare to welcome back Moeen Ali and hand James Vince his World Cup debutThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultEngland restart their World Cup campaign on Monday at Old Trafford when they begin preparations for Tuesday’s match against Afghanistan knowing they will have to tinker with their batting order. Jason
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsNigel Farage To save our country from Corbyn, the next PM must do a deal with Nigel FarageThe Telegraph - By Johnny LeavesleyDuring the 2016 referendum campaign Nigel Farage famously declared that if Leave won there would be no need for him to remain a political player in British politics. Presumably he assumed that, should
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessPrivate Equity Saga of decline raises fears of ‘cheap’ takeover bid by predatorThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonSaga's biggest investors fear the troubled over-50s insurer and tour operator is at risk of being sold “on the cheap” as its shares continue a long slide. One top five investor told The Sunday Telegraph
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessTesco The ‘social justice’ crusaders who are betting on a legal bonanzaThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellWhen furious shareholders targeted Tesco with a £100m damages claim in the wake of its 2014 accounting scandal, scores of unaffected investors came forward with the cash to fund their case. Fans of the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSweden Sweden book place in last 16 of World Cup as Thailand endure another routThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSweden produced a breathtaking display of attacking football to thrash Thailand 5-1 in Nice on Sunday and book their place in the last 16 of the World Cup. Thailand, coming off a record 13-0 loss to defending
The Telegraphadded this to RacingHorse Racing Ascot making strides to set strong pace on international stageThe Telegraph - By Charlie BrooksAscot Racecourse released its 2018 figures the other day. During that period it reduced redevelopment debt by £10million to £50.6 m. Still a sizeable figure, which explains why the Duke of Edinburgh asked,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsLove Island We mustn't ban words – even if they are, like, used on Love IslandThe Telegraph - By Jane ShillingMany and grievous are the crimes laid at the door of the Love Island villa. The soufflé-light summer confection of exiguous bikinis and inconclusive grapplings has been criticised for a lack of diversity
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHong Kong Washington can pull the plug on Hong Kong's economic model at any momentThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardHong Kong’s survival as a global financial hub can no longer be taken for granted. The extradition battle being fought out on the streets of Wanchai is inextricably tied to the larger Sino-US struggle
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessEuropean Council It’s only a matter of time before Italy’s Black Wednesday momentThe Telegraph - By Roger BootleOne of the items for discussion at this week’s meeting of the European Council will surely be the situation in Italy. The recent European elections were a great victory for Matteo Salvini, the leader the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessLiam Fox We must inspire a new generation of ConservativesThe Telegraph - By Liam FoxThe Conservative Party has been the most successful democratic political party in the history of the Western world; a fact worth bearing in mind during the times of self-doubt to which the party is prone.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRohit Sharma Rohit Sharma: Made in India, moulded by the IPL, and the perfect man for the big occasionThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburySome players are built for big occasions. Others are nurtured. Few have the luxury of both. Rohit Sharma, whose 113-ball 140 formed the basis of India’s highest total in more than a decade against Pakistan,
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsTreason Donald Trump declares report of US cyber actions against Russian grid an 'act of treason'The Telegraph - By Julie AllenDonald Trump has erupted in fury after it was reported that America has laid the groundwork for a potentially devastating cyber attack on Russia's electric grid, describing the article as a “virtual act
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessInvesting Environment our biggest worry for future, say investorsThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesInvestors believe environmental concerns will be more important than financial factors for investment decisions in the next five years amid fears the climate crisis could trigger a plunge on markets and
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart LiveThe Telegraph - By Anna Mikhailova and Charles HymasEven before Channel 4’s Tory leadership debate began, frontrunner Boris Johnson was the central topic of debate - and the source of the first joke. Highlighting the vacant lectern where the former foreign
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRochdale Members of Rochdale grooming gang remain in UK despite threat to deport themThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe Home Office is under pressure to explain why members of the Rochdale grooming gang who preyed on girls as young as 12 have not been deported despite them losing a £1 million taxpayer-funded legal against
