Mike Ashley Owner of Ben Sherman clothing label among parties looking at Jack Wills rescue bidThe Telegraph - By Laura Onita and Ben MarlowLenders to Jack Wills could be left £30m out of pocket if the preppy fashion brand fails to find a buyer. The bidding war for the retailer is drawing to a close with as many as six possible suitors circling,
English Premier League Premier League convinced Brexit will not prevent clubs signing European playersThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsThe Premier League do not anticipate any threat to English clubs being able to sign European players after Brexit following discussions with the Home Office. There had been fears that Britain’s exit from
Rhian Brewster Jadon Sancho backs Rhian Brewster to enjoy breakthrough year at Liverpool after pre-season goal spreeThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJadon Sancho is backing his England World Cup team mate Rhian Brewster to enjoy a breakthrough season as the striker makes up for lost time and shoots for stardom. Borussia Dortmund winger Sancho was of
Sheffield United David De Gea agrees six-year Manchester United contract worth £117m to become world's highest-paid goalkeeperThe Telegraph - By James DuckerDavid De Gea will become the world’s highest paid goalkeeper after agreeing a new six-year contract with Manchester United worth around £117 million. But Romelu Lukaku remains determined to quit United
A$AP Rocky Swedish prime minister warns Donald Trump he cannot influence ASAP Rocky judicial processThe Telegraph - By Naomi LarssonThe Swedish prime minister has disputed Donald Trump’s claim over the treatment of a detained American rapper following a phone call between the two leaders. Platinum-selling artist A$AP Rocky was arrested
Horse Racing The remarkable rise of Danny Tudhope; the man in the driving seat for flat season's champion jockey titleThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThe Flat “season”, truncated in recent years to conclude on British Champions Day at Ascot on Oct 19, still has three months to run but, apart from everything else going on at the sport’s grand finale,
Opinion (UK) The Electoral Commission looks biased and inept. Time for reformThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe Electoral Commission, long accused of bias, now looks simply ridiculous for having levelled a £20,000 penalty against a 25-year-old man who says he just ticked the wrong box on a complicated application
Bonhams withdraw ancient Greek drinking vessel from sale amid accusations it was excavated illegallyThe Telegraph - By Dalya AlbergeBonhams has withdrawn an ancient Greek drinking vessel from sale amid accusations that it was excavated illegally and that major auction-houses are failing to make adequate checks into whether antiquities
Politics 'The guardian of our democracy?' The Electoral Commission put me through hellThe Telegraph - By Tony DiverDarren Grimes says he found out that he had been fined more money than he had in the world and referred to the police when he woke up one morning in July last year and switched on the radio. The Electoral
Royal Navy Delay in Royal Navy support ships contract boosts UK companiesThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyA deadline for a £1bn contract to build Royal Navy support ships has been delayed, boosting the chances of a consortium of British contractors landing the work. UK companies BAE Systems, Babcock, Cammell
Boris Johnson Who's in, who's out? The runners and riders for Cabinet jobs with Boris Johnson or Jeremy HuntThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickWhen Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt becomes Prime Minister this week the first order of business will be to pick a Cabinet. With divisions laid bare within the Conservative party, is it possible for Mr the
Argentina All Blacks survive huge scare to beat Argentina by just four points in nailbiting Rugby Championship clashThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportNew Zealand held on by the skin of their teeth for a nailbiting Rugby Championship victory over Argentina at Velez Sarsfield. An All Blacks side lacking several top players led 20-9 at half-time but failed
Moon Landing Moon Landing Live review: a quirky look at an awe-inspiring missionThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanTelevision has a strange attitude to anniversaries. Such is the competition by rival channels to get in before others with their commemorative offerings, usually weeks ahead of the date being celebrated,
Jeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt set to freeze Iran assets after it taunts UK over seized tankerThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Josie Ensor and Patrick Sawer and Nick AllenMinisters are drawing up plans to target the Iranian regime with sanctions after its forces seized a British-flagged tanker in the Gulf. Jeremy Hunt is expected to use a Commons statement on Sunday to
Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn poses a once in a generation threat to our global securityThe Telegraph - By Amber RuddON TUESDAY we will finally learn the identity of our new Prime Minister. Immediately the government machine will click into place to support the new occupant of No10 and ensure a smooth transfer of power.
Civil Service An insider's view on what the new PM can expect in their first 48 hoursThe Telegraph - By Richard ChewAll Prime Ministers can really do is talk, and hope to be heard. On Wednesday, Jeremy Hunt or, more likely, Boris Johnson will walk down Downing Street for the first time as Prime Minister. For weeks,
Amber Rudd Get behind Boris Johnson or we'll be out, Amber Rudd tells Philip HammondThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickAmber Rudd today warns Philip Hammond to support Boris Johnson or face Labour winning a general election by Christmas. Writing in The Sunday Telegraph, the Work and Pensions Secretary, who backed Jeremy
Boris Johnson Families' care home bills have doubled amid 'broken system'The Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyFamilies are spending twice as much on fees for relatives in care homes than they were a decade ago, research reveals. And more than 330,000 pensioners have been forced to sell their homes to fund their
Jacob Rees-Mogg Build on green belt and cut tax to end home crisis, urges Jacob Rees-MoggThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickLarge sections of the green belt would be declassified and VAT on property restorations slashed as part of a radical package of free-market reforms set out by Jacob Rees-Mogg to urgently tackle the housing
Brexit My fellow ministers should come clean: does he want to stop Brexit?The Telegraph - By John Penrose"Just answer the b****y question!" The heckler was a Conservative Party member, irritated at a candidate who wasn’t answering crisply enough at one of the leadership hustings. But it could have been anyone
Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn claims Tories are 'no longer the party of rural life'The Telegraph - By Edward MalnickJeremy Corbyn is to claim that the Conservatives are no longer the party of farmers and rural communities, in an indication of the general election campaign he would fight against Boris Johnson. The Labour
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson's biggest dilemma if he enters No10 - what to do about Carrie Symonds?The Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyIt is one of the more private dilemmas facing Boris Johnson as he prepares for life at Number 10: what to do about his girlfriend Carrie Symonds. With the 55-year-old expected to be unveiled as the next
Iran The Iran crisis facing this government is entirely of its own makingThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinAs ministers ponder how best to respond to Iran’s illegal seizure of a British oil tanker, they will discover that, thanks to a decade of dramatic defence cuts, their options are severely limited. Indeed,
Jacob Rees-Mogg Freedom is the answer to our housing crisisThe Telegraph - By Jacob Rees-MoggOnce Brexit is complete, Britain’s housing crisis will become the great challenge of our time. Our nation is uniquely short of housing. For over a generation, we have built more slowly than any comparable
Brexit Healing divisive wounds will bring benefits of consensusThe Telegraph - By Michael HowardAfter several disheartening years, we now have the opportunity for a fresh start. If the next Prime Minister is to succeed, he will need our full support. So I urge all Conservatives, whatever their views
Boris Johnson Southern half of High Speed 2 on track to be sidelined by Boris Johnson over cost fearsThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickBoris Johnson is considering plans to put the southern half of High Speed 2 on ice amid mounting concerns about the costs of the scheme. The Tory leadership contender, who is expected to enter Downing
Irish Sea Ireland determined to keep hold of next Eoin Morgan with new 'world class' structureThe Telegraph - By Jacob WhiteheadThe stereotype of cricket in Ireland is that it mirrors English national identity, and Lord’s, where Ireland play on Wednesday, embodies this genteel image. Certain quarters have marketed this Test as
Ellie Goulding Ellie Goulding on swearing off men - and then finding The OneThe Telegraph - By Louise GannonAfter topping the charts, winning awards and even playing at William and Kate’s wedding, two years ago Ellie Goulding almost crashed and burned. Now she’s back with new music, a new attitude and a brand
Hedge Funds Hedge funds take £1.5bn bet against Premier Inn owner WhitbreadThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillA “Flash Boys” US trading firm is leading a £1.5bn bet by hedge funds against leisure giant Whitbread. Jane Street Global Trading, a specialist high-frequency trading firm based in Manhattan, has the short
Rugby Union Herschel Jantjies strikes twice on debut as South Africa down Australia in Rugby Championship openerThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRookie scrum-half Herschel Jantjies scored two tries on debut as South Africa claimed a 35-17 bonus-point victory over Australia in their Rugby Championship clash at Ellis Park. Jantjies has been the of
Mike Ashley Owner of Ben Sherman clothing label among parties looking at Jack Wills rescue bidThe Telegraph - By Laura Onita and Ben MarlowLenders to Jack Wills could be left £30m out of pocket if the preppy fashion brand fails to find a buyer. The bidding war for the retailer is drawing to a close with as many as six possible suitors circling,
English Premier League Premier League convinced Brexit will not prevent clubs signing European playersThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsThe Premier League do not anticipate any threat to English clubs being able to sign European players after Brexit following discussions with the Home Office. There had been fears that Britain’s exit from
Rhian Brewster Jadon Sancho backs Rhian Brewster to enjoy breakthrough year at Liverpool after pre-season goal spreeThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJadon Sancho is backing his England World Cup team mate Rhian Brewster to enjoy a breakthrough season as the striker makes up for lost time and shoots for stardom. Borussia Dortmund winger Sancho was of
Sheffield United David De Gea agrees six-year Manchester United contract worth £117m to become world's highest-paid goalkeeperThe Telegraph - By James DuckerDavid De Gea will become the world’s highest paid goalkeeper after agreeing a new six-year contract with Manchester United worth around £117 million. But Romelu Lukaku remains determined to quit United
A$AP Rocky Swedish prime minister warns Donald Trump he cannot influence ASAP Rocky judicial processThe Telegraph - By Naomi LarssonThe Swedish prime minister has disputed Donald Trump’s claim over the treatment of a detained American rapper following a phone call between the two leaders. Platinum-selling artist A$AP Rocky was arrested
Horse Racing The remarkable rise of Danny Tudhope; the man in the driving seat for flat season's champion jockey titleThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThe Flat “season”, truncated in recent years to conclude on British Champions Day at Ascot on Oct 19, still has three months to run but, apart from everything else going on at the sport’s grand finale,
Opinion (UK) The Electoral Commission looks biased and inept. Time for reformThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe Electoral Commission, long accused of bias, now looks simply ridiculous for having levelled a £20,000 penalty against a 25-year-old man who says he just ticked the wrong box on a complicated application
Bonhams withdraw ancient Greek drinking vessel from sale amid accusations it was excavated illegallyThe Telegraph - By Dalya AlbergeBonhams has withdrawn an ancient Greek drinking vessel from sale amid accusations that it was excavated illegally and that major auction-houses are failing to make adequate checks into whether antiquities
Politics 'The guardian of our democracy?' The Electoral Commission put me through hellThe Telegraph - By Tony DiverDarren Grimes says he found out that he had been fined more money than he had in the world and referred to the police when he woke up one morning in July last year and switched on the radio. The Electoral
Royal Navy Delay in Royal Navy support ships contract boosts UK companiesThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyA deadline for a £1bn contract to build Royal Navy support ships has been delayed, boosting the chances of a consortium of British contractors landing the work. UK companies BAE Systems, Babcock, Cammell
Boris Johnson Who's in, who's out? The runners and riders for Cabinet jobs with Boris Johnson or Jeremy HuntThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickWhen Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt becomes Prime Minister this week the first order of business will be to pick a Cabinet. With divisions laid bare within the Conservative party, is it possible for Mr the
Argentina All Blacks survive huge scare to beat Argentina by just four points in nailbiting Rugby Championship clashThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportNew Zealand held on by the skin of their teeth for a nailbiting Rugby Championship victory over Argentina at Velez Sarsfield. An All Blacks side lacking several top players led 20-9 at half-time but failed
Moon Landing Moon Landing Live review: a quirky look at an awe-inspiring missionThe Telegraph - By Gerard O'DonovanTelevision has a strange attitude to anniversaries. Such is the competition by rival channels to get in before others with their commemorative offerings, usually weeks ahead of the date being celebrated,
Jeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt set to freeze Iran assets after it taunts UK over seized tankerThe Telegraph - By Edward Malnick and Josie Ensor and Patrick Sawer and Nick AllenMinisters are drawing up plans to target the Iranian regime with sanctions after its forces seized a British-flagged tanker in the Gulf. Jeremy Hunt is expected to use a Commons statement on Sunday to
Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn poses a once in a generation threat to our global securityThe Telegraph - By Amber RuddON TUESDAY we will finally learn the identity of our new Prime Minister. Immediately the government machine will click into place to support the new occupant of No10 and ensure a smooth transfer of power.
Civil Service An insider's view on what the new PM can expect in their first 48 hoursThe Telegraph - By Richard ChewAll Prime Ministers can really do is talk, and hope to be heard. On Wednesday, Jeremy Hunt or, more likely, Boris Johnson will walk down Downing Street for the first time as Prime Minister. For weeks,
Amber Rudd Get behind Boris Johnson or we'll be out, Amber Rudd tells Philip HammondThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickAmber Rudd today warns Philip Hammond to support Boris Johnson or face Labour winning a general election by Christmas. Writing in The Sunday Telegraph, the Work and Pensions Secretary, who backed Jeremy
Boris Johnson Families' care home bills have doubled amid 'broken system'The Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyFamilies are spending twice as much on fees for relatives in care homes than they were a decade ago, research reveals. And more than 330,000 pensioners have been forced to sell their homes to fund their
Jacob Rees-Mogg Build on green belt and cut tax to end home crisis, urges Jacob Rees-MoggThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickLarge sections of the green belt would be declassified and VAT on property restorations slashed as part of a radical package of free-market reforms set out by Jacob Rees-Mogg to urgently tackle the housing
Brexit My fellow ministers should come clean: does he want to stop Brexit?The Telegraph - By John Penrose"Just answer the b****y question!" The heckler was a Conservative Party member, irritated at a candidate who wasn’t answering crisply enough at one of the leadership hustings. But it could have been anyone
Jeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn claims Tories are 'no longer the party of rural life'The Telegraph - By Edward MalnickJeremy Corbyn is to claim that the Conservatives are no longer the party of farmers and rural communities, in an indication of the general election campaign he would fight against Boris Johnson. The Labour
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson's biggest dilemma if he enters No10 - what to do about Carrie Symonds?The Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyIt is one of the more private dilemmas facing Boris Johnson as he prepares for life at Number 10: what to do about his girlfriend Carrie Symonds. With the 55-year-old expected to be unveiled as the next
Iran The Iran crisis facing this government is entirely of its own makingThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinAs ministers ponder how best to respond to Iran’s illegal seizure of a British oil tanker, they will discover that, thanks to a decade of dramatic defence cuts, their options are severely limited. Indeed,
Jacob Rees-Mogg Freedom is the answer to our housing crisisThe Telegraph - By Jacob Rees-MoggOnce Brexit is complete, Britain’s housing crisis will become the great challenge of our time. Our nation is uniquely short of housing. For over a generation, we have built more slowly than any comparable
Brexit Healing divisive wounds will bring benefits of consensusThe Telegraph - By Michael HowardAfter several disheartening years, we now have the opportunity for a fresh start. If the next Prime Minister is to succeed, he will need our full support. So I urge all Conservatives, whatever their views
Boris Johnson Southern half of High Speed 2 on track to be sidelined by Boris Johnson over cost fearsThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickBoris Johnson is considering plans to put the southern half of High Speed 2 on ice amid mounting concerns about the costs of the scheme. The Tory leadership contender, who is expected to enter Downing
Irish Sea Ireland determined to keep hold of next Eoin Morgan with new 'world class' structureThe Telegraph - By Jacob WhiteheadThe stereotype of cricket in Ireland is that it mirrors English national identity, and Lord’s, where Ireland play on Wednesday, embodies this genteel image. Certain quarters have marketed this Test as
Ellie Goulding Ellie Goulding on swearing off men - and then finding The OneThe Telegraph - By Louise GannonAfter topping the charts, winning awards and even playing at William and Kate’s wedding, two years ago Ellie Goulding almost crashed and burned. Now she’s back with new music, a new attitude and a brand
Hedge Funds Hedge funds take £1.5bn bet against Premier Inn owner WhitbreadThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillA “Flash Boys” US trading firm is leading a £1.5bn bet by hedge funds against leisure giant Whitbread. Jane Street Global Trading, a specialist high-frequency trading firm based in Manhattan, has the short
Rugby Union Herschel Jantjies strikes twice on debut as South Africa down Australia in Rugby Championship openerThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRookie scrum-half Herschel Jantjies scored two tries on debut as South Africa claimed a 35-17 bonus-point victory over Australia in their Rugby Championship clash at Ellis Park. Jantjies has been the of
