Women's Health Menstrual cups are as safe and effective as other sanitary products, report findsThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyReusable menstrual cups are as safe and effective for women and girls as sanitary pads and tampons, according to the first ever scientific review of the product. The report, published in the Lancet Public
Sheffield United Sheffield United sign Manchester United youth product Ravel Morrison on one-year dealThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencySheffield United have signed former Manchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison on a one-year deal following a trial period with the club with an option to stay longer, the newly promoted Premier League
BMW 2019 BMW 1-series review: new front-drive hatchback is a triumph – as long as you avoid the high-performance versionThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishBlack armbands seemed appropriate garb for this launch, which marks the end of the last rear-wheel-drive family hatchback on sale in the UK, although for a majority of BMW 1-series buyers this will be
Clive Owen The Night of the Iguana review, Noel Coward Theatre: Clive Owen broods handsomely, but this play is no 'Streetcar'The Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishThe last time Clive Owen was in the West End it was in the wake of 9/11 and he was funny, moving, frustrated, despairing as Brian, the father of a severely handicapped girl trying to put a brave comedic
Nate Lashley'I don’t know it it feels like they are with me, but I am thinking about them' - how tragedy is fuelling Nate Lashley's bidThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganNate Lashley had a tear in his eye at the tee on Tuesday as the magnitude of it all came into focus. Fifteen years ago both his parents and girlfriend were killed in a light aircraft disaster. Now, having
Pep Guardiola Eliaquim Mangala will be allowed to leave Manchester City on a freeThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsManchester City are willing to let £42m defender Eliaquim Mangala leave the club on a free transfer this summer as he will not even be included in Pep Guardiola’s first team squad. City have made plenty
Idrissa Gueye Everton's Idrissa Gueye remains keen on PSG move while Ademola Lookman closes in on RB Leipzig switchThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeEverton midfielder Idrissa Gueye remains eager to move to Paris Saint-Germain this summer. Gueye's proposed switch to the French champions was blocked last January with Everton valuing the Senegal international
Cristiano Ronaldo Wolves forward Diogo Jota takes inspiration from Cristiano Ronaldo and wants to build on last season's promiseThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsA summer spent with Cristiano Ronaldo has given Diogo Jota a huge confidence boost but the Portuguese international has warned it will extremely hard for Wolverhampton Wanderers to replicate last season’s
Horse Racing Blue Point remains in control of Cartier Horse of the Year award stakesThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThe now-retired Blue Point’s lead in the Cartier Horse of the Year award may have whittled down lately, namely by the Coral-Eclipse runner-up Magical, but he still has a good lead in the Sprint category.
Technology CES tech conference bans 'booth babes' following sexism rowThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardThe world's biggest technology conference is to ban "booth babes" following a row over sexism. The Consumer Electronics Show, which is held every January in Las Vegas, has updated its policies to stipulate
Golf The Open diary: Local caddies, sneaky tactics and bad memoriesThe Telegraph - By James CorriganFour-time major-winner, Brooks Koepka has been telling the world for the last few years that he has not received another credit, but here this week he will happy for the man carrying the bag alongside
Television (UK) Dark Money, episode 4, review: final justice delivered retribution with a punchThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesWe all wish for child abusers to face their just desserts. Naturally this is always best achieved through the legal system, but a devil on the shoulder sometimes whispers that the more gratifying outcome
Paul Pogba Paul Pogba told by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer he can fulfil ambitions at Manchester United - 'I can give him a new challenge'The Telegraph - By James DuckerOle Gunnar Solskjaer has told Paul Pogba that he does not need to leave Manchester United to fulfil his ambitions. Pogba publicly admitted last month that he wanted to quit Old Trafford and seek a “new
Wales Thousands of criminals spared jail last year despite having more than 50 convictions to their nameThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaNearly 4,000 criminals with more than 50 previous convictions were spared jail last year, new figures have shown, prompting MP calls for tighter sentencing rules. The number of "super prolific offenders"
Philip Hammond Philip Hammond's negative view of no-deal Brexit is pure silliness: it could boost our economy by £80bnThe Telegraph - By Jacob Rees-MoggThe Treasury's deeply flawed economic models do not give a true picture of the situation Last week, the Chancellor, Philip Hammond warned against a no-deal Brexit, suggesting it would cost the UK economy
Jeffrey Epstein Jeffrey Epstein 'abused a woman while on work release' claims lawyerThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderJeffrey Epstein abused a young woman while on work release from his 18-month sentence, a lawyer for the woman claimed on Tuesday. Brad Edwards told a press conference that a woman has come forward to she
Policing Treat Extinction Rebellion as an extremist anarchist group, former anti-terror chief tells policeThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasExtinction Rebellion (XR) should be treated as an extremist anarchist group and police must stop their “soft touch” approach, a former Scotland Yard head of counter-terrorism has warned. Richard Walton,
Concussion New concussion study reveals Premier League players miss just 10 days of action after a head injuryThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonA new study has raised concerns over the treatment of head injuries in English football after it was found that Premier League players missed significantly fewer games following a concussion than their
Cricket Jack Leach impresses for England Lions against Australian XI to stake claim for place in Test sideThe Telegraph - By Calum TrenamanAustralian XI (397 & 223-6) lead England Lions (267) by 353 runs With England coach Trevor Bayliss and selectors Ed Smith and James Taylor looking on, Jack Leach picked a great day to stake his claim a
Zimbabwe So far, so good at Netball World Cup as England show total belief in gold standardThe Telegraph - By Tamsin GreenwayWe are halfway through the World Cup now and, from an England perspective, it has been pretty much perfect. They are performing on the court and using the crowd as a tool to push them on with no fear.
Extinction Rebellion Extinction Rebellion has convinced followers its tactics are honourable when they are anything butThe Telegraph - By Richard WaltonThe anarchist environmentalist protest group Extinction Rebellion is once more engaged in protest and illegal mass disruption, this time across five cities in the UK: London, Bristol, Leeds, Glasgow and
Rubbish-tip 'tax' for households prompts fears of a surge in dumpingThe Telegraph - By Sarah Knapton and Jessica CarpaniCouncils have begun charging householders to dump waste at rubbish tips, it has emerged, leading the Government to launch a review into the arbitrary fees. Some 47 local authorities now insist on payments
Trafalgar Square Timing is all in the constitutional minefield that is next week’s Prime Ministerial handoverThe Telegraph - By Philip JohnstonThe question is not 'if', but 'when' opposition MPs move to topple the government before October 31 A week from today, Theresa May will leave Downing Street for the last time and head up Whitehall, through
The Theatre Theatre ushers now wear body-cameras to record growing number of aggressive incidentsThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghA night at the theatre used to be a civilised alternative to the cinema: nobody guzzling popcorn or talking loudly, phones switched off and tucked away. But the behaviour of theatregoers has declined markedly,
Solicitor General Official Secrets Act should be rewritten to protect the press from prosecution, says justice ministerThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaThe Official Secrets Act should be rewritten to protect the press from police heavy-handedness, a justice minister has said. Robert Buckland QC, the former solicitor general, has called for a review of
Chuka Umunna Anti-fraud payment rules will cause chaos for online shoppers, say retailersThe Telegraph - By Katie MorleyOnline shoppers face chaos and confusion with the introduction of anti-fraud measures which may lead to one in three purchases failing, City watchdogs have been warned. The measures, due to be brought
Tokyo 2020 James Ellington interview: Making Tokyo 2020 will be 'walk in the park' after recovery from horrific injuriesThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomBritish sprinter James Ellington is adamant he can continue to prove the experts wrong and make a third Olympic team next year as he prepares for an astonishing competitive return this weekend, racing
UK News First the Cricket World Cup, now England takes New Zealand's steepest street crown in equally controversial fashionThe Telegraph - By Katie O'NeillTheir cricketers were defeated by Britain at Sunday’s world cup final and it appears things are on a downward slope for New Zealand which was stripped of a world record yesterday (just not the steepest
Boris Johnson Boost for Boris Johnson as 10 Labour MPs say they will back no deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerTen Labour MPs are ready to back a no deal Brexit rather than risk Britain staying in the EU, in a major boost to Boris Johnson. Sarah Champion, the Labour MP for Leave-supporting Rotherham, said on Tuesday
Phishing Scammers impersonating vicars to gain people's bank details, GCHQ warnsThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightScammers are increasingly impersonating real-life vicars and barristers to gain access to people's bank accounts, GCHQ has warned. The spy agency said it had seen a sharp rise in bogus ‘phishing’ emails
Women's Health Menstrual cups are as safe and effective as other sanitary products, report findsThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyReusable menstrual cups are as safe and effective for women and girls as sanitary pads and tampons, according to the first ever scientific review of the product. The report, published in the Lancet Public
Sheffield United Sheffield United sign Manchester United youth product Ravel Morrison on one-year dealThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencySheffield United have signed former Manchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison on a one-year deal following a trial period with the club with an option to stay longer, the newly promoted Premier League
BMW 2019 BMW 1-series review: new front-drive hatchback is a triumph – as long as you avoid the high-performance versionThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishBlack armbands seemed appropriate garb for this launch, which marks the end of the last rear-wheel-drive family hatchback on sale in the UK, although for a majority of BMW 1-series buyers this will be
Clive Owen The Night of the Iguana review, Noel Coward Theatre: Clive Owen broods handsomely, but this play is no 'Streetcar'The Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishThe last time Clive Owen was in the West End it was in the wake of 9/11 and he was funny, moving, frustrated, despairing as Brian, the father of a severely handicapped girl trying to put a brave comedic
Nate Lashley'I don’t know it it feels like they are with me, but I am thinking about them' - how tragedy is fuelling Nate Lashley's bidThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganNate Lashley had a tear in his eye at the tee on Tuesday as the magnitude of it all came into focus. Fifteen years ago both his parents and girlfriend were killed in a light aircraft disaster. Now, having
Pep Guardiola Eliaquim Mangala will be allowed to leave Manchester City on a freeThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsManchester City are willing to let £42m defender Eliaquim Mangala leave the club on a free transfer this summer as he will not even be included in Pep Guardiola’s first team squad. City have made plenty
Idrissa Gueye Everton's Idrissa Gueye remains keen on PSG move while Ademola Lookman closes in on RB Leipzig switchThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeEverton midfielder Idrissa Gueye remains eager to move to Paris Saint-Germain this summer. Gueye's proposed switch to the French champions was blocked last January with Everton valuing the Senegal international
Cristiano Ronaldo Wolves forward Diogo Jota takes inspiration from Cristiano Ronaldo and wants to build on last season's promiseThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsA summer spent with Cristiano Ronaldo has given Diogo Jota a huge confidence boost but the Portuguese international has warned it will extremely hard for Wolverhampton Wanderers to replicate last season’s
Horse Racing Blue Point remains in control of Cartier Horse of the Year award stakesThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThe now-retired Blue Point’s lead in the Cartier Horse of the Year award may have whittled down lately, namely by the Coral-Eclipse runner-up Magical, but he still has a good lead in the Sprint category.
Technology CES tech conference bans 'booth babes' following sexism rowThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardThe world's biggest technology conference is to ban "booth babes" following a row over sexism. The Consumer Electronics Show, which is held every January in Las Vegas, has updated its policies to stipulate
Golf The Open diary: Local caddies, sneaky tactics and bad memoriesThe Telegraph - By James CorriganFour-time major-winner, Brooks Koepka has been telling the world for the last few years that he has not received another credit, but here this week he will happy for the man carrying the bag alongside
Television (UK) Dark Money, episode 4, review: final justice delivered retribution with a punchThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesWe all wish for child abusers to face their just desserts. Naturally this is always best achieved through the legal system, but a devil on the shoulder sometimes whispers that the more gratifying outcome
Paul Pogba Paul Pogba told by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer he can fulfil ambitions at Manchester United - 'I can give him a new challenge'The Telegraph - By James DuckerOle Gunnar Solskjaer has told Paul Pogba that he does not need to leave Manchester United to fulfil his ambitions. Pogba publicly admitted last month that he wanted to quit Old Trafford and seek a “new
Wales Thousands of criminals spared jail last year despite having more than 50 convictions to their nameThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaNearly 4,000 criminals with more than 50 previous convictions were spared jail last year, new figures have shown, prompting MP calls for tighter sentencing rules. The number of "super prolific offenders"
Philip Hammond Philip Hammond's negative view of no-deal Brexit is pure silliness: it could boost our economy by £80bnThe Telegraph - By Jacob Rees-MoggThe Treasury's deeply flawed economic models do not give a true picture of the situation Last week, the Chancellor, Philip Hammond warned against a no-deal Brexit, suggesting it would cost the UK economy
Jeffrey Epstein Jeffrey Epstein 'abused a woman while on work release' claims lawyerThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderJeffrey Epstein abused a young woman while on work release from his 18-month sentence, a lawyer for the woman claimed on Tuesday. Brad Edwards told a press conference that a woman has come forward to she
Policing Treat Extinction Rebellion as an extremist anarchist group, former anti-terror chief tells policeThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasExtinction Rebellion (XR) should be treated as an extremist anarchist group and police must stop their “soft touch” approach, a former Scotland Yard head of counter-terrorism has warned. Richard Walton,
Concussion New concussion study reveals Premier League players miss just 10 days of action after a head injuryThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonA new study has raised concerns over the treatment of head injuries in English football after it was found that Premier League players missed significantly fewer games following a concussion than their
Cricket Jack Leach impresses for England Lions against Australian XI to stake claim for place in Test sideThe Telegraph - By Calum TrenamanAustralian XI (397 & 223-6) lead England Lions (267) by 353 runs With England coach Trevor Bayliss and selectors Ed Smith and James Taylor looking on, Jack Leach picked a great day to stake his claim a
Zimbabwe So far, so good at Netball World Cup as England show total belief in gold standardThe Telegraph - By Tamsin GreenwayWe are halfway through the World Cup now and, from an England perspective, it has been pretty much perfect. They are performing on the court and using the crowd as a tool to push them on with no fear.
Extinction Rebellion Extinction Rebellion has convinced followers its tactics are honourable when they are anything butThe Telegraph - By Richard WaltonThe anarchist environmentalist protest group Extinction Rebellion is once more engaged in protest and illegal mass disruption, this time across five cities in the UK: London, Bristol, Leeds, Glasgow and
Rubbish-tip 'tax' for households prompts fears of a surge in dumpingThe Telegraph - By Sarah Knapton and Jessica CarpaniCouncils have begun charging householders to dump waste at rubbish tips, it has emerged, leading the Government to launch a review into the arbitrary fees. Some 47 local authorities now insist on payments
Trafalgar Square Timing is all in the constitutional minefield that is next week’s Prime Ministerial handoverThe Telegraph - By Philip JohnstonThe question is not 'if', but 'when' opposition MPs move to topple the government before October 31 A week from today, Theresa May will leave Downing Street for the last time and head up Whitehall, through
The Theatre Theatre ushers now wear body-cameras to record growing number of aggressive incidentsThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghA night at the theatre used to be a civilised alternative to the cinema: nobody guzzling popcorn or talking loudly, phones switched off and tucked away. But the behaviour of theatregoers has declined markedly,
Solicitor General Official Secrets Act should be rewritten to protect the press from prosecution, says justice ministerThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaThe Official Secrets Act should be rewritten to protect the press from police heavy-handedness, a justice minister has said. Robert Buckland QC, the former solicitor general, has called for a review of
Chuka Umunna Anti-fraud payment rules will cause chaos for online shoppers, say retailersThe Telegraph - By Katie MorleyOnline shoppers face chaos and confusion with the introduction of anti-fraud measures which may lead to one in three purchases failing, City watchdogs have been warned. The measures, due to be brought
Tokyo 2020 James Ellington interview: Making Tokyo 2020 will be 'walk in the park' after recovery from horrific injuriesThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomBritish sprinter James Ellington is adamant he can continue to prove the experts wrong and make a third Olympic team next year as he prepares for an astonishing competitive return this weekend, racing
UK News First the Cricket World Cup, now England takes New Zealand's steepest street crown in equally controversial fashionThe Telegraph - By Katie O'NeillTheir cricketers were defeated by Britain at Sunday’s world cup final and it appears things are on a downward slope for New Zealand which was stripped of a world record yesterday (just not the steepest
Boris Johnson Boost for Boris Johnson as 10 Labour MPs say they will back no deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerTen Labour MPs are ready to back a no deal Brexit rather than risk Britain staying in the EU, in a major boost to Boris Johnson. Sarah Champion, the Labour MP for Leave-supporting Rotherham, said on Tuesday
Phishing Scammers impersonating vicars to gain people's bank details, GCHQ warnsThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightScammers are increasingly impersonating real-life vicars and barristers to gain access to people's bank accounts, GCHQ has warned. The spy agency said it had seen a sharp rise in bogus ‘phishing’ emails
