Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Richer countries urged to help Africans gain access to mobile bankingThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandFinance ministers from the world's richest nations are being urged to do more to help people in the poorest countries gain access to bank accounts. The ministers from the G7 richest nations, who are meeting
College & University Rape and sexual assault reports by students rise ten fold, investigation showsThe Telegraph - By Hayley DixonRape and sexual assault reports from university students have risen tenfold with Cambridge University seeing some of the highest number of complaints in the country, an investigation has revealed. The
Netflix Netflix price hike backfires as subscriber growth slumpsThe Telegraph - By Margi MurphyNetflix’s shares have fallen by more than 10pc after the streaming service's run of stellar user growth came to an abrupt end on Wednesday evening. The drop comes as the company mourns the loss of popular
Kevin Spacey Kevin Spacey sexual assault case dropped by prosecutorsThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderProsecutors in Nantucket have dropped their sexual assault case against Kevin Spacey, after growing concern about a missing piece of evidence. The 59-year-old actor was accused of sexually assaulting 18-year-old
Old Age Elderly face visit from TV licence fee police: MPs warn of 'trauma' for vulnerableThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghOver-75s face a home visit from a specially-recruited “outreach team” to ensure they pay their TV licence from next year, the BBC says, in what MPs say could be a “traumatic” experience for many elderly
Jeremy HuntTory leadership - final hustings: Boris Johnson promises 'comeback' for party as Jeremy Hunt asks members to 'vote with headsThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerThey had clocked up 3,000 miles on a 26-day odyssey around the UK and on Wednesday night Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt reached the home straight for the last, and biggest, of their 17 hustings events.
Reach enters bidding for former Johnston Press newspaper empireThe Telegraph - By LaToya HardingThe Daily Mirror and Express publisher Reach has submitted an offer to buy newspaper empire JPI media, which was put up for sale last year. The company, formerly known as Trinity Mirror, is reportedly
Jeremy Corbyn Britain faces only two possible futures – Brexit with Boris or Corbyn as PMThe Telegraph - By Allister HeathFaced with this stark reality, Tory Remainers need to decide which they prefer It’s decision time, and the stakes are the highest they have been in 40 years. Theresa May’s grotesque interregnum will be
Portrush Royal Portrush bares teeth as Open field faces weather testThe Telegraph - By James CorriganAll week Royal Portrush had flashed its best pearlers, luring in the virgin visitors with its beauty and links splendour. And then, on the eve of the 148th Open, it finally provided a indication of the
Graeme McDowell Portrush local Graeme McDowell says prospect of hometown Open fired him back to formThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonIt was exactly a year ago that Graeme McDowell, the man who was born in Portrush and learnt how to play golf on the very same site that is now hosting the Open, had a life-changing moment of realisation.
Royal Air Force RAF to develop hypersonic planes which could top speeds of more than 3000mph to dodge missilesThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe RAF has set out plans that could see the production of hypersonic planes flying at more than 3000mph. The Ministry of Defence has announced it is investing £10 million to develop new hypersonic engines
Television (UK) Remarkable Places to Eat, review: never mind the title, this was a holiday for the sensesThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganRemarkable Places to Eat (BBC Two) was a decent programme labouring under a dull, uninspiring title. “Remarkable” is the sort of thing people say on autopilot when they can’t think of anything else, like
Turkey US kicks Nato ally Turkey out of F-35 fighter jet programmeThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffIn a significant break with a longtime Nato ally, the Trump administration on Wednesday said Turkey can no longer be part of the American F-35 fighter jet program. In a written statement, the White House
UK News Suzy Lamplugh search ends with 'no evidence', say policeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersSearches of farmland in connection with the suspected murder of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh have ended with no evidence being recovered. Officers from the Metropolitan Police began using excavators to rural
France Home Office trials thermal imaging cameras capable of seeing migrants on beaches in FranceThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe Home Office is trialling long-range thermal imaging cameras that can spot people on French beaches more than 20 miles away in a bid to halt the Channel migrants crisis. The cameras have been placed
Christine Lagarde Another IMF chief from Europe would be a scandal after the last decade of policy crimesThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardIf the Europeans persist in treating the International Monetary Fund as a hereditary fiefdom, they will destroy the institution. Global credibility will wither away. Asians will take matters into their
Capitalism Extinction Rebellion leaders accused of seeking overthrow of capitalism and permanent recessionThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasExtinction Rebellion (XR) leaders have been accused of threatening permanent recession and the overthrow of capitalism as a second former counter-terror chief warned they could pose a future terror threat.
Investing Market report: Investors cheer as Galliford Try says its overhaul is on trackThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerInvestors in Galliford Try breathed a sigh of relief after the building firm said it was on track to meet full-year profit forecasts following an overhaul of its contract construction business. Graham
Cricket 'Remarkable' Lewis Gregory in shock after England call-up for Ireland TestThe Telegraph - By Calum TrenamanLewis Gregory admitted he was speechless after being told of his call-up to the England squad for the Test against Ireland at Lord’s next week. England have also selected Gregory for their 16-man pre-Ashes
Theresa May Theresa May's final speech as Prime Minister secured her legacy as patron saint of the the soggy centreThe Telegraph - By Tom HarwoodTheresa May’s final major set piece speech as Prime Minister became a desperate attempt to carve out a legacy of moderation and compromise. Like her premiership it was bland, stuttering, and went on far
Play buttonWatford Commonwealth silver medallist Kyle Langford escapes ban after appearing to grab race official by throatThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomKyle Langford, Commonwealth 800m silver medallist, has escaped a ban despite video footage appearing to show him grab a race official by the throat. Langford, who finished fourth at last year’s World reacted
Play buttonJeffrey Epstein Video emerges showing Trump and Jeffrey Epstein partying with cheerleaders in 1992The Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithA new video has surfaced of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, the financier accused of sex trafficking underage women, chatting and laughing at a party in 1992 packed with cheerleaders. Mr Trump is seen
Lyme Disease Pentagon asked to investigate whether ticks were experimented on as biological weaponsThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderThe Pentagon has been asked to examine whether ticks and other insects were experimented on as potential biological weapons, after a US politician demanded the US military give answers. Chris Smith, a
George Osborne It would be a huge mistake if the next PM does away with immigration targetsThe Telegraph - By Nick TimothyIn 2010, as the Conservatives returned to government after 13 years in exile, George Osborne warned his colleagues. “Our promise to cut immigration is a big reason we’re here,” he said. “Support the Home
ObituariesWing Commander Clive Rustin, pilot who tested experimental aircraft and jet fighters and later became an airship captainThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesWing Commander Clive Rustin, who has died aged 86, was one of the RAF’s most experienced test pilots; he spent more than 17 years testing experimental aircraft and the RAF’s front-line jet fighters, and
Theresa May Theresa May fires parting shot at politicians who make promises they 'cannot keep'The Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaTheresa May fired a parting shot at politicians who make promises they “cannot keep” and tell people what they want to hear. In her final lengthy speech as Prime Minister, Mrs May also warned against spread
Julian Alaphilippe Julian Alaphilippe may be a genius on a bike, but how long can he retain Tour de France lead?The Telegraph - By Tom CaryFollowing his champagne ride into Epernay early last week, Sir Dave Brailsford was asked whether Julian Alaphilippe could possibly hang on to the maillot jaune for the rest of the race. “Not a chance,”
Golf Wet and windy weather hits Royal Portrush - but Open spectators and caddies are well preparedThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonThe man at the ice-cream kiosk delivered a rueful smile. “It’s been nice for a few days - but back to normal now,” he said. Trade naturally had also eased yesterday amid both the driving rain and blustery
Gender Encouraging children to 'socially transition' gender risks long-term harm, say NHS expertsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinParents are risking psychologically damaging their children by allowing them to “socially transition” their gender without medical or psychiatric advice, NHS experts have warned. Primary school-aged children
Technology Google suspends advertising from controversial ticket website ViagogoThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalGoogle has suspended Viagogo, the embattled ticket resale company, as an advertiser amid mounting controversy over illegal touting on its website. Google's suspension on Wednesday, which was praised by
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Richer countries urged to help Africans gain access to mobile bankingThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandFinance ministers from the world's richest nations are being urged to do more to help people in the poorest countries gain access to bank accounts. The ministers from the G7 richest nations, who are meeting
College & University Rape and sexual assault reports by students rise ten fold, investigation showsThe Telegraph - By Hayley DixonRape and sexual assault reports from university students have risen tenfold with Cambridge University seeing some of the highest number of complaints in the country, an investigation has revealed. The
Netflix Netflix price hike backfires as subscriber growth slumpsThe Telegraph - By Margi MurphyNetflix’s shares have fallen by more than 10pc after the streaming service's run of stellar user growth came to an abrupt end on Wednesday evening. The drop comes as the company mourns the loss of popular
Kevin Spacey Kevin Spacey sexual assault case dropped by prosecutorsThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderProsecutors in Nantucket have dropped their sexual assault case against Kevin Spacey, after growing concern about a missing piece of evidence. The 59-year-old actor was accused of sexually assaulting 18-year-old
Old Age Elderly face visit from TV licence fee police: MPs warn of 'trauma' for vulnerableThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghOver-75s face a home visit from a specially-recruited “outreach team” to ensure they pay their TV licence from next year, the BBC says, in what MPs say could be a “traumatic” experience for many elderly
Jeremy HuntTory leadership - final hustings: Boris Johnson promises 'comeback' for party as Jeremy Hunt asks members to 'vote with headsThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerThey had clocked up 3,000 miles on a 26-day odyssey around the UK and on Wednesday night Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt reached the home straight for the last, and biggest, of their 17 hustings events.
Reach enters bidding for former Johnston Press newspaper empireThe Telegraph - By LaToya HardingThe Daily Mirror and Express publisher Reach has submitted an offer to buy newspaper empire JPI media, which was put up for sale last year. The company, formerly known as Trinity Mirror, is reportedly
Jeremy Corbyn Britain faces only two possible futures – Brexit with Boris or Corbyn as PMThe Telegraph - By Allister HeathFaced with this stark reality, Tory Remainers need to decide which they prefer It’s decision time, and the stakes are the highest they have been in 40 years. Theresa May’s grotesque interregnum will be
Portrush Royal Portrush bares teeth as Open field faces weather testThe Telegraph - By James CorriganAll week Royal Portrush had flashed its best pearlers, luring in the virgin visitors with its beauty and links splendour. And then, on the eve of the 148th Open, it finally provided a indication of the
Graeme McDowell Portrush local Graeme McDowell says prospect of hometown Open fired him back to formThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonIt was exactly a year ago that Graeme McDowell, the man who was born in Portrush and learnt how to play golf on the very same site that is now hosting the Open, had a life-changing moment of realisation.
Royal Air Force RAF to develop hypersonic planes which could top speeds of more than 3000mph to dodge missilesThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe RAF has set out plans that could see the production of hypersonic planes flying at more than 3000mph. The Ministry of Defence has announced it is investing £10 million to develop new hypersonic engines
Television (UK) Remarkable Places to Eat, review: never mind the title, this was a holiday for the sensesThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganRemarkable Places to Eat (BBC Two) was a decent programme labouring under a dull, uninspiring title. “Remarkable” is the sort of thing people say on autopilot when they can’t think of anything else, like
Turkey US kicks Nato ally Turkey out of F-35 fighter jet programmeThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffIn a significant break with a longtime Nato ally, the Trump administration on Wednesday said Turkey can no longer be part of the American F-35 fighter jet program. In a written statement, the White House
UK News Suzy Lamplugh search ends with 'no evidence', say policeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersSearches of farmland in connection with the suspected murder of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh have ended with no evidence being recovered. Officers from the Metropolitan Police began using excavators to rural
France Home Office trials thermal imaging cameras capable of seeing migrants on beaches in FranceThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe Home Office is trialling long-range thermal imaging cameras that can spot people on French beaches more than 20 miles away in a bid to halt the Channel migrants crisis. The cameras have been placed
Christine Lagarde Another IMF chief from Europe would be a scandal after the last decade of policy crimesThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardIf the Europeans persist in treating the International Monetary Fund as a hereditary fiefdom, they will destroy the institution. Global credibility will wither away. Asians will take matters into their
Capitalism Extinction Rebellion leaders accused of seeking overthrow of capitalism and permanent recessionThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasExtinction Rebellion (XR) leaders have been accused of threatening permanent recession and the overthrow of capitalism as a second former counter-terror chief warned they could pose a future terror threat.
Investing Market report: Investors cheer as Galliford Try says its overhaul is on trackThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerInvestors in Galliford Try breathed a sigh of relief after the building firm said it was on track to meet full-year profit forecasts following an overhaul of its contract construction business. Graham
Cricket 'Remarkable' Lewis Gregory in shock after England call-up for Ireland TestThe Telegraph - By Calum TrenamanLewis Gregory admitted he was speechless after being told of his call-up to the England squad for the Test against Ireland at Lord’s next week. England have also selected Gregory for their 16-man pre-Ashes
Theresa May Theresa May's final speech as Prime Minister secured her legacy as patron saint of the the soggy centreThe Telegraph - By Tom HarwoodTheresa May’s final major set piece speech as Prime Minister became a desperate attempt to carve out a legacy of moderation and compromise. Like her premiership it was bland, stuttering, and went on far
Play buttonWatford Commonwealth silver medallist Kyle Langford escapes ban after appearing to grab race official by throatThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomKyle Langford, Commonwealth 800m silver medallist, has escaped a ban despite video footage appearing to show him grab a race official by the throat. Langford, who finished fourth at last year’s World reacted
Play buttonJeffrey Epstein Video emerges showing Trump and Jeffrey Epstein partying with cheerleaders in 1992The Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithA new video has surfaced of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, the financier accused of sex trafficking underage women, chatting and laughing at a party in 1992 packed with cheerleaders. Mr Trump is seen
Lyme Disease Pentagon asked to investigate whether ticks were experimented on as biological weaponsThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderThe Pentagon has been asked to examine whether ticks and other insects were experimented on as potential biological weapons, after a US politician demanded the US military give answers. Chris Smith, a
George Osborne It would be a huge mistake if the next PM does away with immigration targetsThe Telegraph - By Nick TimothyIn 2010, as the Conservatives returned to government after 13 years in exile, George Osborne warned his colleagues. “Our promise to cut immigration is a big reason we’re here,” he said. “Support the Home
ObituariesWing Commander Clive Rustin, pilot who tested experimental aircraft and jet fighters and later became an airship captainThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesWing Commander Clive Rustin, who has died aged 86, was one of the RAF’s most experienced test pilots; he spent more than 17 years testing experimental aircraft and the RAF’s front-line jet fighters, and
Theresa May Theresa May fires parting shot at politicians who make promises they 'cannot keep'The Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaTheresa May fired a parting shot at politicians who make promises they “cannot keep” and tell people what they want to hear. In her final lengthy speech as Prime Minister, Mrs May also warned against spread
Julian Alaphilippe Julian Alaphilippe may be a genius on a bike, but how long can he retain Tour de France lead?The Telegraph - By Tom CaryFollowing his champagne ride into Epernay early last week, Sir Dave Brailsford was asked whether Julian Alaphilippe could possibly hang on to the maillot jaune for the rest of the race. “Not a chance,”
Golf Wet and windy weather hits Royal Portrush - but Open spectators and caddies are well preparedThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonThe man at the ice-cream kiosk delivered a rueful smile. “It’s been nice for a few days - but back to normal now,” he said. Trade naturally had also eased yesterday amid both the driving rain and blustery
Gender Encouraging children to 'socially transition' gender risks long-term harm, say NHS expertsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinParents are risking psychologically damaging their children by allowing them to “socially transition” their gender without medical or psychiatric advice, NHS experts have warned. Primary school-aged children
Technology Google suspends advertising from controversial ticket website ViagogoThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalGoogle has suspended Viagogo, the embattled ticket resale company, as an advertiser amid mounting controversy over illegal touting on its website. Google's suspension on Wednesday, which was praised by
