Amazon Echo Amazon Prime Day 2019 deals: best offers on laptops, TVs and tablets in today's saleThe Telegraph - By Lela London and Mason Boycott-OwenAmazon Prime Day 2019 has officially launched in the UK and − with it − more laptop, tablet, TV and tech deals to choose from than ever. As you may already know, Prime Day actually lasts for two full this
Margaret ThatcherMargaret Thatcher would have supported the government's efforts to save the planet as she knew we did not have a 'freehold'The Telegraph - By Christopher HopeThe late Tory Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher would have wanted backed the modern-day Government's "moral need" to save the planet, Michael Gove will say today. The Environment secretary will say the
Technology Curve raises $55m for mobile payment app that combines multiple bank cardsThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldA start-up offering a card that combines different credit cards and bank accounts has raised $55m (£44m) in the latest major investment in the UK's crowded financial technology scene. Curve links up different
Cricket World Cup Letters: Sportsmanship was the victor in the Cricket World Cup final that gripped the nationThe TelegraphSIR – Congratulations to the England cricket team for their well-deserved victory in the World Cup, and to New Zealand for their wonderful demonstration of sportsmanship on a day when luck was not in favour.
UK Parliament Libraries should offer private space to women who want to start businesses, MPs report saysThe Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonLibraries should offer private spaces to women who want to start businesses, a new report by MPs says. In a bid to boost female entrepreneurship in post-brexit Britain, the group say that libraries should
Technology Government told to overhaul tax relief for startups to boost stagnant R&D spendThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalBritain's "bureaucratic" tax relief system is causing the UK to fall behind the rest of Europe in research and development (R&D) spending, a new report has warned. The Government has been urged to overhaul
Lie Detection Domestic abusers face lie-detector tests to prevent the contacting their victimsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasDomestic abuse offenders face lie detector tests as the Government presses ahead with new laws to prevent them contacting their victims. Ministers will announce today that they will launch a three-year
The Theatre Equus, Trafalgar Studios, review: saddle up for this splendid revivalThe Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishThe last time Peter Shaffer’s Equus bestrode the West End stage, in 2007, two things were striking about the coverage. Firstly there was a flurry of media excitement about the fact that Daniel Radcliffe,
Halley's Comet Embroiderers' epic labour of love delivers a stitch in time to rival BayeuxThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickBritain’s own version of the Bayeux Tapestry has been unveiled, almost three decades after residents of a Hertfordshire town began stitching a record of their local history starting 140 million years More
Novak Djokovic Longest ever Wimbledon final showed Roger Federer cannot shift mental block against Novak DjokovicThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsThe longest ever Wimbledon final caused all sorts of chaos on Sunday night, including delays to the traditional Champions’ Dinner, which is now held in the Guildhall on the other side of London. The speeches
David de Gea David De Gea to commit future to Manchester United by signing long-term £350,000 a week contractThe Telegraph - By James DuckerDavid De Gea is set to finally end the uncertainty over his future by signing a new long-term contract with Manchester United once the club returns from their pre-season tour of Australia and Asia. The
Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton understands suggestion of racism behind criticism but celebrates in 'bringing people together'The Telegraph - By Oliver BrownFresh from a record sixth British Grand Prix win, which ended with the Union flag fluttering from his car, Lewis Hamilton admitted he could understand Rio Ferdinand’s view that “racist undertones” were
Dodge Boris has had to dodge and weave to get through these debates: it is a skill he will need all the more as PMThe Telegraph - By Benedict SpenceIt was nice that the final debate between the two men vying to become prime minister ended in agreement, albeit the impossible agreement that Amber Rudd should win this season of Love Island. Impossibility
Television (UK) Dark Money, episode 3, review: abused becomes the abuser in penultimate episodeThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesSomething’s been niggling away at me about Dark Money (BBC One). The pay cheques in Hollywood can be big, but no child star making their acting debut gets paid enough to buy a north London mansion with
Golf Paul McGinley adds to chorus confused by Tiger Woods preparation for Open as he looks sluggish in practiseThe Telegraph - By James CorriganWhat is wrong with Tiger Woods? That is the question obsessing many observers here in the build-up to the Open Championship, with Europe’s former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley adding his name to the
Cardiac Arrest Coroners link eleven deaths to glitches in NHS 111 and 999 systemsThe Telegraph - By Laura Donnelly and Jamie JohnsonThe deaths of eleven patients, including two young children, have been linked to glitches in the algorithms used by the NHS 111 and 999 services. Coroners have issued warnings about the “triaging” system
Fabian Delph Everton complete signing of Fabian Delph from Manchester City in deal worth up to £10millionThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeEverton have completed the signing of Fabian Delph from Manchester City in a deal which could be worth up to £10 million. Manager Marco Silva and Director of Football Marcel Brands completed negotiations
Politics Yes, we could have a bright no-deal future, but not with this ParliamentThe Telegraph - By William HagueLeaving on October 31 with no agreement would leave the Tories without a majority to enact vital laws Let us imagine that it is the morning of Friday November 1, and that we have left the European Union
UK Parliament Getting more women into top-level politics remains one of the great feminist challenges of our timeThe Telegraph - By Amber RuddYesterday I visited the Italian Parliament for a Women in Politics summit organised and hosted by our first class diplomatic team in Rome headed by Ambassador Jill Morris. During these turbulent times
Amber Rudd Amber Rudd urges new Tory leader to put more women in the CabinetThe Telegraph - By Anna Mikhailova and Danielle SheridanAmber Rudd has urged the new Tory leader make sure there are more women in the Cabinet “making the decisions that matter”. Writing in The Telegraph, the Work and Pensions Secretary has argued that without
Sainsbury's Sainsbury's boss confronted by activist over plastic packagingThe Telegraph - By Lizzie RobertsThe CEO of Sainsbury's was confronted by an angry customer over its excessive plastic packaging - but the activist was unaware he was the boss for over 20 minutes. Mike Coupe, who has led the chain since
Northern Italy Italy seizes 'combat-ready' missile and automatic weapon stash in raids on far-Right figuresThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffItalian police have seized a large arsenal of weapons, including an air-to-air missile, in raids on neo-Nazi sympathisers, they said on Monday. Elite police forces searched properties across northern following
Compensation Seriously-injured victims face cuts in compensation pay-outsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasVictims seriously injured in NHS blunders, crimes or road accidents will see their compensation pay-outs cut after a new “discount” rate set by the Government. The move means a victim in their 30s awarded
Stan Kroenke Arsenal fans organise alliance calling for 'better leadership' as they vent anger at Stan KroenkeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAn alliance formed by a band of influential Arsenal supporters calling for "better leadership" of the club insist they have not launched another campaign calling for owner Stan Kroenke to leave but for
Great Ormond Street Hospital Conjoined twins separated after 50 hours of surgery at Great Ormond Street HospitalThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonConjoined twins born with their skulls and blood vessels fused together, have been separated at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. Two-year-old sisters Safa and Marwa Ullah, from Charsadda in Pakistan,
Mike Ashley It's high time for Mike Ashley to end this very public spectacleThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsMike Ashley claims it is “very boring”, but there’s never a dull moment in Shirebrook. The former Derbyshire colliery town is now best known as the Sport Direct tycoon’s favourite place to dig himself
Criminal Law Man on trial for alleged rape after 'lying about having a vasectomy'The Telegraph - By Tony DiverA man who allegedly lied about having a vasectomy to convince a woman to sleep with him has appeared in court charged with rape, in what is believed to be the first case of its kind. Jason Lawrance, 54,
Australia Australian police test bones to see if they belong to missing British backpacker after friend's body foundThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffBones found on an Australian beach will be tested to see if they belong to a missing British backpacker after remains of his French companion were found. Australian police said on Monday they believed
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt claim they’d take a no-deal Brexit. There’s just one small problemThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconBoris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt agree on at least one thing: that the way to get a better Brexit deal is to threaten to leave with no deal. Mr Johnson, for example, has said he wants EU leaders to “look
Buenos AiresAndrew Graham-Yooll, Telegraph and Buenos Aires Herald correspondent who risked his life reporting on Argentina’s ‘missing’The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesAndrew Graham-Yooll, the British-Argentine journalist who has died aged 75, was a star reporter for the Buenos Aires Herald during the “Dirty War” of the 1970s until he angered the military junta and escaped
