The Telegraphflipped into TravelTravel Why do so few people visit the Isle of Man?The Telegraph - By Oliver SmithVisitor numbers to the Isle of Man are dwindling. It saw a nine per cent slump in arrivals last year, with just under 267,000 making the short hop from the UK to the self-governing British Crown dependency
The Telegraphflipped into OpinionOpinion Letters: Voters have had enough of MPs’ relentless obstruction of BrexitThe Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – Yet again our Remain-loving MPs have voted for a Brexit delay, with the ultimate aim of overturning the democratic referendum result. I take comfort from the fact that, when voters finally have chance
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Prince Charles reveals he nearly cried when Prince William praised his hard work on Duchy of CornwallThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthPrince Charles has revealed he was nearly reduced to tears when Prince William praised his hard work on the Duchy of Cornwall. The Prince of Wales said he was "deeply touched and moved" when he heard eldest
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge Duchess of Cambridge returns to children's orphanage in Pakistan after flight was grounded in stormThe Telegraph - By Ben FarmerThe Duke and Duchess of Cambridge returned to a children's orphanage during their royal tour to Pakistan at her request after their flight was grounded by a storm. The royal couple had been forced to overnight
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesJeffrey Epstein Sex offender Jeffrey Epstein had '13 contact numbers for his friend Prince Andrew'The Telegraph - By Patrick SawerInvestigators looking at the activities of convicted sex-offendor Jeffrey Epstein discovered an address book containing more than a dozen telephone numbers for his friend the Duke of York, it is being
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsMohamed Elyounoussi Mohamed Elyounoussi leads the way as Celtic smash six past Ross CountyThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythCeltic demolished hapless Ross County by scoring half a dozen goals at Parkhead, where the gulf could easily have extended to double figures as Neil Lennon’s players returned to the top of the Ladbrokes
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsUnai Emery Unai Emery unconcerned by Eddie Nketiah's lack of game time at Leeds UnitedThe Telegraph - By Jon WestUnai Emery is not worried that Eddie Nketiah will miss out on Arsenal's youthful revolution. The Spaniard has given youth a chance this term, with Reiss Nelson, Joe Willock, Bukayo Sako and Ainsley Maitland-Niles
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesManchester United Manchester United captain Katie Zelem seeking revenge over City in second derbyThe Telegraph - By Sophie PenneyManchester United captain Katie Zelem has waited her whole life for a women’s Manchester derby, and now two have come along in six weeks. After the first one, held at the Etihad in front of a league record
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesManchester United Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes sly dig at Liverpool: 'It will not take Manchester United 30 years to win another title'The Telegraph - By Adam LaniganOle Gunnar Solskjaer is wise enough to know that Manchester United are enduring one of their most difficult periods in modern times. But he is certain of one thing. Their title drought will never the the
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsJürgen Klopp Why Manchester United's Old Trafford stronghold is Jurgen Klopp's final frontierThe Telegraph - By Adam LaniganFor Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp, victory at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon represents the final frontier in the Premier League. Of all 19 other opponents in the division, Klopp has triumphed on everyone
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCollege & University University considers legal action against mole claiming lecturers 'indoctrinate' students with 'far-left' ideologyThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerA university is considering legal action against a former student who set up a website claiming that its lecturers are “indoctrinating” undergraduates with “far-left” ideology. Sheffield Hallam University’s
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPoliticsBoris Johnson refuses to sign Brexit extension request and instead sends photocopy, saying: 'This is not my letter, it'sThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickBoris Johnson has told the EU that he is “not asking” for a “deeply corrosive” delay to Brexit, as he ordered a senior diplomat to send an unsigned photocopy of the request drawn up by MPs asking Brussels
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics EU leaders will hold off decision to delay Brexit until after MPs voteThe Telegraph - By James Crisp and Peter FosterEU leaders will not decide whether to delay Brexit until after MPs have voted on Boris Johnson’s deal next week. There was frustration and exasperation in Brussels that MPs did not take the chance to the
The Telegraphflipped into OpinionOpinion Parliament has embarrassed itself. Britain needs to get out of the EU and elect a new generation of politiciansThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThis dithering and disgraced Parliament made a complete fool of itself yesterday. Instead of voting in sensible order on the new Brexit deal – for which the Government seemed so tantalisingly close to
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Lord Kerslake accused of breaking impartiality rules by advising Jeremy Corbyn while sitting as cross-bench peerThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickA former head of the civil service who is now advising Jeremy Corbyn is under pressure to give up his status as a "crossbench" peer. Senior Lords figures said Lord Kerslake appeared to be a "committed"
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsAndrea Leadsom HS2 is 'out of control' and firm is 'unwieldy', Andrea Leadsom saysThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickHigh Speed 2 is "out of control" and the government-owned firm building it is "unwieldy" and appears determined to "frustrate" compensation claims by homeowners, Andrea Leadsom has warned. In a formal
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics We will not stand by as plots threaten to haunt Brexit beyond Hallowe'enThe Telegraph - By Juliet SamuelWe came so close. Brexit day, it seemed, was finally going to arrive. But just when it began to feel real, MPs found another ruse to prolong the nation’s agony and postpone, yet again, their own reckoning
The Telegraphflipped into Rugby LeagueJamaica Why Jason Robinson has gone back to his roots to help Jamaica's rugby league Reggae WarriorsThe Telegraph - By Ross HeppenstallJason Robinson is universally regarded as the greatest cross-code player of all time and won a combined 75 caps for England, Great Britain and the British and Irish Lions. It is perhaps only now that legendary
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Tears as Labour MPs face choice between party and Leave-voting constituentsThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeLabour MPs were crying in the office of the Opposition whips yesterday as they weighed up whether to vote for a motion which could delay Brexit for months. MPs representing constituencies that voted to
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAndy Murray Andy Murray continues remarkable injury return to set up European Open final against Stan WawrinkaThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsLooking down the draw sheet before the European Open in Antwerp, a floating sports fan might have shrugged at a bunch of unfamiliar names, but pointed out two former grand-slam champions: Andy Murray Stan
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsOliver Letwin 'An act of sabotage': how Sir Oliver Letwin took control and denied Boris Johnson his super SaturdayThe Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner“Let’s call this what it is,” said one furious Downing Street insider. “An act of sabotage.” Having persuaded a majority of MPs to say they would vote for his Brexit deal, Boris Johnson had one hand on
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCrime Crime in Britain’s most affluent areas soaring at faster rate than anywhere else in UK, Telegraph analysis revealsThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Martin Evans and Phoebe SouthworthCrime in Britain’s most affluent areas is soaring at a faster rate than anywhere else in the country, a Telegraph analysis of official data has revealed. Robbery, theft and drug offences in the wealthiest
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCensorship The NBA's 'regret' shows how Chinese censorship really worksThe Telegraph - By Juliet SamuelI’m no basketball fan, but this week I found myself watching a statement made by the LA Lakers player LeBron James. Mr James has spoken out on public issues a fair amount over the years – Darfur, US police
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessHeathrow Extinction Rebellion backer Chris Hohn builds $800m stake in HeathrowThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillSir Christopher Hohn, the hedge fund billionaire who this month revealed that his was the biggest individual donation to Extinction Rebellion, has quietly built a €730m (£630m) stake in the owner of Heathrow
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBusiness Purplebricks not for sale despite parlous financial positionThe Telegraph - By Russell LynchTHE head of struggling estate agent Purplebricks has insisted the business is not for sale and defended the company’s fixed-fee pricing model. Vic Darvey took over from founder Michael Bruce in May as
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics This badly behaved Parliament has just done the PM a huge favourThe Telegraph - By Janet DaleyThe vote to prolong this Brexit agony will make the election a fight of the people vs parliamentarians Does Parliament – or, at least, some notorious sections of it – have any idea how much it has come
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Unionists should embrace deal and recover confidence of bygone daysThe Telegraph - By Ruth Dudley Edwards“Sod the United Kingdom. Great Britain is fine. Leave Northern Ireland to Ireland.” This tweet was forwarded to me by a London-based, Conservative and staunchly Northern Irish Unionist friend as I began
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBrexit Party Nigel Farage: 'Only an election can solve Brexit impasse'The Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerNigel Farage responded to Saturday’s “shenanigans” in Parliament by insisting the time has come for a general election. The Brexit Party leader said MPs had shown they wanted to delay Brexit, adding that
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessNeil Woodford Pressure grows on regulators to reform fund management industry in wake of Woodford scandalThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellBritain's financial watchdog is under mounting pressure to impose sweeping reforms of the fund management industry, after the implosion of Neil Woodford’s investment empire left ordinary investors facing
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics John Bercow set for another clash with Government when he rules whether MPs can vote again on Boris Johnson's dealThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeJohn Bercow is set for another clash with the Government over Brexit on Monday when he will rule on whether MPs can vote again to approve Boris Johnson's deal. The Government decided to boycott Saturday's
