Arnold Schwarzenegger Shareholders hail end of an era as PPI deadline looms - but banks still face £1bn billThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonThe total bill for mis-sold payment protection insurance is expected to hit £50bn this week as the banks take a final hit for customer claims. Ian Gordon, a banks analyst at Investec, estimates that
St Helens Warrington Wolves produce Challenge Cup final upset to stun St Helens at WembleyThe Telegraph - By Ross HeppenstallWhen the final hooter sounded, Steve Price hugged assistants Andrew Henderson and Lee Briers and then, as his players celebrated like wild men, the Warrington head coach had a bucket of ice thrown over
Royal Navy Royal Navy sends third warship to the Gulf to protect British-flagged ships from Iranian attacksThe Telegraph - By Greg WilfordBritain has sent a third Royal Navy ship to the Gulf to protect ships from Iranian attacks. The HMS Defender, a Type 45 destroyer based in Portsmouth, set sail for the troubled region earlier this month.
HS2 The HS2 gravy train is out of controlThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowThe case for HS2 has never been convincing. After all, will shaving half an hour of journey times between Birmingham and London really provide the massive economic boost that ministers claim? But the about
European Union The eurozone risks imploding - only a German spending spree can save itThe Telegraph - By Liam Halligan“The economic sky is not cloudless”, Angela Merkel remarked last Wednesday, just hours before she met Boris Johnson in Berlin. The UK’s impending EU departure is “already causing us headaches”, said the
Marcus Rashford Ole Gunnar Solskjaer blasts Twitter trolls after Marcus Rashford receives racist abuse for missed penaltyThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsManchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has once again condemned the online racist abuse directed at his players after Marcus Rashford’s missed penalty against Crystal Palace made him a target.
British Athletics Ojie Edoburun shocks British rivals to claim men's 100m title in 10.18secsThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomBack when he won a bronze medal on his British Championships debut as a 19-year-old, Ojie Edoburun thought it would prove so easy to make the step up to the senior ranks. Four years on, he lined up for
Stoke City FC Leeds United cruise past Stoke as Nathan Jones admits poor start to season could cost him his jobThe Telegraph - By Jon CulleyStoke City manager Nathan Jones admitted last night that his side’s poor start to the season could cost him his job after his gamble in making six changes failed to stop Championship leaders Leeds United
Shot Put Dina Asher-Smith clocks championship record of 10.96 to retain British 100m titleThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomIt was not so much that Dina Asher-Smith retained her British 100m title in Birmingham on Sunday that was most impressive, nor that she broke her own championship record in the process. It was what had
Marcus RashfordPremier League stars told to sue social media platforms if they want to curb racist abuse as Marcus Rashford targeted followingThe Telegraph - By Ben RumsbyPaul Pogba, Marcus Rashford and other Premier League stars have been told to sue social media platforms if they want to curb racist abuse on the sites. The Manchester United players and other victims what
University of Oxford Medical cannabis supplier Oxon smokes out fresh backersThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansMedical cannabis firm Oxon is talking with investors about raising as much as $15m (£12m) as it prepares to launch a range of products in the UK and eyes a listing in London or the US. Oxon is part of
Shipbuilding Babcock set to build new cut-price frigates and weaken BAE shipbuilding monopolyThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyA consortium led by defence supplier Babcock is set to be named as the preferred bidder for a £1.3bn contract to build a new fleet of cut-price frigates for the Royal Navy. The government is expected announce
For Men Pole to Pole: the story behind Sir Ranulph Fiennes' pioneering circumpolar expedition - told 40 years onThe Telegraph - By Alex PrestonForty years ago, a group of explorers – led by 'mad but marvellous' Sir Ranulph Fiennes and masterminded by his wife, Ginny – set out to be the first to achieve a circumpolar navigation, sent on their
Brexit Tax benefits on table as part of post-Brexit free port trade strategyThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesFree ports designed to revive post-industrial seaside towns could be offered fast-track planning permissions, tax benefits, training incentives and regulatory freedoms to lure investment. Potential incentives
Jane Austen Jane Austen drama Sanditon set to unleash a lot of prejudiceThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniBeneath Jane Austen's apparently frothy love stories and intrigues lay a serious critique of the society of her day. Now a TV adaptation highlights how far the writer was grappling with very real changes
Charles Dickens Secret of Charles Dickens's dramatic public readings all in his book annotationsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerIt was said that when Charles Dickens staged readings of his works young ladies in the audience would faint, such was the force of his rendition of key scenes such as Nancy’s death in Oliver Twist. One
Horse Racing 16-1 shot Mustajeer wins Sky Bet Ebor at YorkThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageGiven that the authorities at York and the Victoria Racing Club in Australia have virtually twinned the Sky Bet Ebor Handicap with the Melbourne Cup, the victory of the Irish-trained 16-1 shot Mustajeer
Sébastien Haller Sebastien Haller strikes twice as West Ham secure first win of season to add to Watford's problemsThe Telegraph - By Ian WinrowSebastien Haller took the first steps towards justifying the club record £45 million fee West Ham United paid Eintracht Frankfurt for the forward with his first two goals for the club as Manuel Pellegrini’s
Southampton Moussa Djenepo opens Southampton account to sink 10-man BrightonThe Telegraph - By Ben FindonMoussa Djenepo struck within two minutes of arriving as a substitute as Ralph Hasenhuttl's men collected their first points of the season at the expense of a Brighton side reduced to 10 men and left to
Sheffield United Harvey Barnes gives further evidence of talent with stunning strike to help Leicester overcome Sheffield UnitedThe Telegraph - By Arindam RejHarvey Barnes gave further evidence of his talent with a fierce and stunning strike, five minutes after coming off the bench, to help Leicester overcome Sheffield United. Leicester striker Jamie Vardy
Phones How to stop your smartphone wrecking your memoryThe Telegraph - By Helen Chandler-WildeIf you are planning on watching the final episode of Poldark this weekend, you may do well to put your phone out of sight, otherwise you could find yourself losing the plot - quite literally. Last week
Politics Boris is serious about a deal, but the Brussels Eurocrats still want to punish the British ‘deserters’The Telegraph - By Daniel HannanEven the civil servants seem suddenly to be standing straighter. After three years of immobilism, dreariness and funk, the Government is again exuding purpose. I spent a couple of days this week with of
UK News Prince Harry puts private jet storm behind him as he attends Rugby League Final at Wembley StadiumThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Duke of Sussex joined rugby league fans at the Challenge Cup final in Wembley Stadium, in his first public engagement since the row over his use of private jets. Prince Harry appeared in high spirits
NASA The first crime in space? Nasa investigates an unprecedented divorce caseThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithThe divorce case has details that are all too familiar - two partners at loggerheads, a young child caught in the middle and claims of financial malpractice. Except there is a twist. The person accused
Mohamed Salah LiveThe Telegraph - By Sam Dean and JJ BullFor David Luiz, this was an introduction to Arsenal and their infamous defensive fragility. For Arsenal, this was an introduction to David Luiz and his infamous defensive fragility. The very thing that
Menopause HRT drugs rationed amid UK shortage set to last for monthsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinHormone replacement therapy (HRT) medication is being rationed, with women being warned they could struggle to get hold of patches for nearly a year. Health officials have summoned pharmaceutical bosses
Measles We've banned anti-vaxxers on Mush - so why can't Facebook do the same?The Telegraph - By Isabel MohanLast week, with the disturbing news that the UK has lost its measles-free status, the Prime Minister called on social media companies to clamp down on anti-vaccination propaganda. At Mush, the networking
IVF Why shouldn’t single women be able to have IVF on the NHS?The Telegraph - By Dia ChakravartySince it is funded by the taxpayer, there will always be a degree of rationing in the services the NHS offers patients for free at the point of use. The debate over which services it provides, based on
Cotswolds A look inside Hidcote Manor's extraordinary Cotswolds garden through the art of clay castingThe Telegraph - By Natasha GoodfellowBefore me is a glorious herbaceous border in full autumnal swing: Verbena bonariensis sways delicately above plumes of ligularia while Japanese anemones and salvias mingle with miscanthus, pennisetum the
United Kingdom Were British soldiers really on speed in World War II?The Telegraph - By James HollandIn early October 1942, the British Eighth Army was dug in along a forty-five mile stretch of the Western Desert in Egypt, preparing for a major attack on the Panzer Army Africa. General Bernard ‘Monty’
