Manchester Airport braces for further disruption after fuel hitch resolvedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersPower issues which led to almost 70 flights to and from Manchester Airport being cancelled on Sunday have been resolved, engineers said. But a "small number of delays and cancellations" are expected on
Surge in skilled jobs drives pay growth as workers overcome legacy of the crisisThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceHighly-paid managers and professionals are driving the surge in employment, pulling up the average salary as more workers move into top jobs. More than 2.5m people now work as managers, directors, senior
Ministers pledge to back struggling steel industry despite protectionism fearsThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceBritain’s embattled steel industry has been offered a lifeline from ministers indicating the Government will buy more domestically-made supplies for major public sector building projects. Andrew Stephenson,
Why Britain is the most stable stock market in the world, despite BrexitThe TelegraphBritain has had the most stable stock market in the world over the past three years, despite fears over Brexit, Telegraph Money can disclose. The MSCI United Kingdom All Cap index, which includes almost
Play button Game of Thrones finale, season eight, episode six, The Iron Throne, recap review: A great story betrayed at the deathThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerThe most crushing thing about the Game of Thrones finale was how empty it all felt. Jon killed Daenerys, Bran became king, Arya sailed west. And not once did the feature-length farewell come close to the
Mazda3 review: why this sharp Japanese family hatchback is a viable alternative to a VW Golf or Ford FocusThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishIt is interesting how two of the small car makers sold on by Ford (Mazda in 2015 and Volvo in 2010) both took a deep breath and redesigned themselves and their ranges to suit their resources and have successful.
How garden therapy can help your mental healthThe Telegraph - By Tabi Jackson GeeIf you’d told me four years ago that I’d start my 30th year working as a part-time gardener, I would have laughed in your face. In 2015 I was juggling a combination of freelance jobs in advertising and
Syncona sets up new business to pioneer new cell therapiesThe Telegraph - By Julia BradshawLondon-listed healthcare company Syncona has spent £34m founding a new business that will develop cutting-edge cell therapy treatments to prevent organ rejection in transplant patients. Quell Therapeutics
Brexit Party set to win more votes than pro-Remain parties combined, polling revealsThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Patrick ScottThe Brexit Party is set to win more votes than pro-Remain parties combined in the European elections, according to an exclusive Telegraph polling analysis. Nigel Farage’s new party is polling at an average
MoD denies creating secret torture policy in breach of lawsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Ministry of Defence has rejected claims it has developed a secret policy on torture in breach of Government rules on intelligence-sharing on detainees. MoD documents released through the Freedom of
Countryfile presenter calls for agriculture to be taught at GCSEs to stop rise of 'vegan vigilantes'The Telegraph - By Oscar QuineCountryfile presenter Adam Henson has expressed anger over the online intimidation increasingly dished out by militant vegans as he called for agriculture to be taught at GCSE level. Mr Henson, who owns
We deserve to know the truth about links between the British Left and our Cold War enemiesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewGeoffrey Robinson is merely the latest Labour MP to deny claims of collusion with Communist regimes Agents of the Statni bezpecnost, or StB, were among the most brutal enforcers of Communist tyranny in
The RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019: all the gardens, in picturesThe Telegraph Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles. Free for 30 days, then just £1 per week
Britain's horticultural heritage is in peril. We need more gardensThe Telegraph - By Jane ShillingThe English garden is one of our national treasures. From John Tradescant’s 16th-century journeys into uncharted botanical realms, and the 17th-century Bishop of London, Henry Compton, who charged his
Major and Heseltine are wrong - wanting to leave the EU is not an 'extreme' positionThe Telegraph - By Charles MooreOn its front page yesterday, a Sunday newspaper promised inside “John Major: The Middle Ground Is Empty”. In my edition at least, the headline proved all too correct because, when I turned to its middle
Global dividends surge despite fears of trade war and downturnThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerGlobal dividends rose to a first-quarter record as shareholder payouts continued to grow on the back of strong corporate earnings and in spite of concerns about an economic slowdown. Dividends from the
Matt Hancock has the skills and appeal to heal a divided partyThe Telegraph - By Harry de QuettevilleIn the latest part of our new series on the leadership contest awaiting the Conservatives, Harry de Quetteville argues that Matt Hancock is the best choice Three short years ago, Tory MPs were wondering
Tonight's dinner: pasta with sausage and fennel recipeThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelEasy, quick, and a real crowd pleaser of a pasta, with sweet, soft fennel and crispy nuggets of sausage. Use any pasta you like, though spaghetti works particularly well. Go for well-seasoned, herby sausages
European Parliament European elections 2019: When does the UK vote - and why are we even taking part?The Telegraph - By Peter FosterWith the date for the European Elections coming closer, we take a look at when the vote is, why we are still expected to take part and what it means for British MEPs. Here's everything you need to know
Trains Rail passengers lost record 4 million hours to delayed trains in 2018The Telegraph - By Naomi LarssonPassengers lost an estimated four million hours due to significantly delayed trains in 2018, the worst year since records began, an analysis has found. Around 80 trains a day faced significant delays 2018,
TV Series Game of Thrones season 8 episode 6: what time is the finale on in the UK tonight, episode length and latest newsThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonWe had a long time to wait for the finale since the penultimate season of Game of Thrones came to an end, zombie dragon and all. Now – within just six weeks – the hit fantasy epic has come back into our
Television (UK) Game of Thrones prequel: expected release date and cast list for BloodmoonThe Telegraph - By Zoah Hedges-StocksThankfully, we've learned that the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones will not be the last we see of Westeros. American television network HBO is developing a pilot for a new series, which will
TV Series How to watch Game of Thrones season 8 episode 6 - TV channel and streaming details for US and UKThe Telegraph - By Leeanna FaulknerIt had been two years since Jon Snow trended on Twitter in the season seven finale, but at last, Game of Thrones is back in our lives and Aegon Targaryen is trending again. Game of Thrones returned to
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
