Schadenfreude Overwhelming majority back jail for social media bosses who fail to protect children, poll findsThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightCopy of Duty of Care banner ad Social media bosses should face jail if they fail to protect children the majority of people have said, as the Government considers criminal offences for tech firms. A ComRes
Brexit Party Jean-Claude Juncker: Economic turmoil after Brexit will be UK's faultThe Telegraph - By James RothwellJean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission chief, has warned that the UK would be "100 per cent" responsible if its decision to leave the EU caused economic turmoil, as he urged MPs to vote for Theresa
Bicycle RacingPresidential Tour of Turkey 2019 – stage four results and standings: Caleb Ewan wins in Bursa as Sam Bennett maintains overallThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAustralian Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) caught Juan Jose Lobato (Nippo Vini Fantini) to win stage four of the Presidential Tour of Turkey, while Sam Bennett (Bora-Hansgrohe) claimed third to hold onto his
Norwich Norwich go five points clear at the top of the Championship with late equaliser against Sheffield WednesdayThe Telegraph - By Jon WestSubstitute Mario Vrancic marked Daniel Farke's 100th game in charge of Norwich with a last-gasp equaliser when it seemed that Steven Fletcher's controversial Owls goal would prove the decider. Seconds
Jürgen Klopp Jurgen Klopp at ease as self-imposed trophy deadline looms into viewThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJurgen Klopp is approaching a self-imposed trophy deadline at Liverpool. The German coach made a vow upon his appointment in 2015. “If we sit here in four years, I think we win one title. If not, the one
Mauricio Pochettino Mauricio Pochettino warns Spurs to expect Manchester City reaction to Champions League defeatThe Telegraph - By Ian WinrowMauricio Pochettino has warned his Tottenham Hotspur side can expect to feel the full force of Manchester City’s reaction to Wednesday night’s Champions League drama when they return to the Etihad Stadium
Romelu Lukaku Romelu Lukaku may be the first to exit Manchester United as club is ready to listen to bids for the strikerThe Telegraph - By James DuckerManchester United are prepared to listen to offers for Romelu Lukaku this summer, with the Belgium striker open to a move away from Old Trafford. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is gearing up for what he has promised
Pep Guardiola Pep Guardiola: Champions League exit hurts, but we have to use it as motivationThe Telegraph - By James DuckerPep Guardiola wants his Manchester City players to channel the pain of their dramatic Champions League exit during the Premier League title run-in – in the hope it inspires rather than derails their bid
Neil Lennon Neil Lennon irked by a mole leaking team selection as Celtic close in on the titleThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythBy a caprice of the fixture list, Neil Lennon could steer Celtic to their eighth successive title tomorrow at Easter Road, where he did his bit to hinder the Hoops’ progress while still Hibernian manager.
Houses Boy, six, injured after group of men open fire on a houseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA six-year-old boy was injured when a group of men opened fire on a house with a shotgun, police said. The boy is thought to have been inside the house when the shots were fired and he sustained non life-threatening
Superdry founder only reads emails if they are printed out for him by his staffThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghAs a tycoon who netted £440 million from the sale of his fashion label, lives in the splendour of a Cotswolds mansion and travels by private jet, Julian Dunkerton can afford the latest technology. But
Farming Farming charity criticised for hosting vegan festival with 'aggressive anti-farming agenda'The Telegraph - By Hayley DixonA farming charity has been criticised for hosting a vegan festival with an “aggressive anti-farming agenda” which includes a bootcamp for activism. The Newark and Nottinghamshire Agricultural Society,
Composting Gardeners persist in using peat, despite environmental pleasThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerGardeners are continuing to use the country’s endangered peat supplies instead of alternative bedding, despite repeated warnings by environmentalists. Speaking ahead of one of the busiest gardening weekends
Snooker How snooker became a sport for old men as 40-somethings continue to dominate next generationThe Telegraph - By Jeremy Wilson and Freddie KeighleyAfter Barry Hearn had delivered the predictable soundbites on Thursday about the emergence of so many supposedly “incredible” snooker players and declared that this was the greatest World Championship
UEFA Champions League Chelsea's Maren Mjelde: 'Pain stopped me walking... now I'll run out in a Champions League semi-final'The Telegraph - By Katie WhyattWomen's Sport Social Embed Maren Mjelde remembers the six months she spent on cocktails of painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs, searching for respite from the injury that meant she “couldn’t really
Alex Hales England World Cup plans disrupted as Alex Hales misses county match for 'personal reasons'The Telegraph - By Scyld BerryEngland suffered another disruption to their World Cup plans when their reserve batsman Alex Hales pulled out of Nottinghamshire's match against Lancashire "for personal reasons" and without setting any
Impeachment Democrats split on impeachment as controversy rages over Mueller reportThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithA split has emerged in the Democratic Party over whether to launch impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump in the wake of the Mueller report. Leading Democrats appeared at pains to play down the of
Yorkshire, UK England seamers wilt under Jofra Archer pressure as Yorkshire and Warwickshire share thrilling tieThe Telegraph - By Scyld BerryWarwickshire (270/8) tied with Yorkshire (270/9) Collectively, after first implying that Jofra Archer would not be welcome in their dressing-room, England’s pace bowlers are now falling over themselves
California Children of California 'house of horrors' parents beg judge for lenient sentenceThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburThe children of a California couple sentenced to life in prison for torturing them in a case that has shocked the US said they "forgive" their parents as they begged the judge for a more lenient sentence.
Ukraine Ukraine president and comedian challenger bring bitter election battle to grandiose stadium finaleThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnUkraine's president has faced his comedian challenger for a grandiose, vitriolic debate at Kiev's Olympic stadium on Friday in a last-ditch attempt to win a second term. After weeks of bickering that each
Amir Khan Amir Khan: I have to deliver the perfect performance to beat Terence CrawfordThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesAmir Khan must summon “a pitch-perfect performance” against Terence Crawford on Saturday here at the hallowed Madison Square Garden in a bold late-career bid to become a two-weight, world champion. The
New Mexico Right-wing militia group detains 200 migrants at gunpoint on US borderThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburA right-wing militia group has begun detaining groups of migrant families at gunpoint on the US-Mexico border. The group, which calls itself United Constitutional Patriots (UCP), has taken to posting of
Wayne Hennessey Roy Hodgson says Wayne Hennessey is 'desperate' to learn more about the NazisThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRoy Hodgson, the Crystal Palace manager, insists Wayne Hennessey is desperate to improve his knowledge of history following the claim that he did not know what a Nazi salute was. Palace goalkeeper Hennessey,
Jarrell Miller Anthony Joshua opponent Jarrell Miller 'fails second drugs test'The Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesJarrell Miller has failed second drugs test after taking a human growth hormone ahead of his fight with Anthony Joshua on June 1 in New York. The New York State Athletic Commission had already ruled Miller
Women's News 10 signs that you're a midlife risk takerThe Telegraph - By Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekanLife sometimes feels as though it’s all about risk management. And this is because risk – though unnerving – is the magical thinking, the component in our most subliminal calculations that tells us relentlessly:
Jack Grealish Bolton relegated from the Championship as Aston Villa defeat at home seals their fateThe Telegraph - By Marc IlesAston Villa gave Bolton Wanderers the nudge they needed to confirm relegation from the Championship. Goals from Jack Grealish and Tammy Abraham were enough to inflict a 27th league defeat on Phil Parkinson’s
BTS Korean pop sensation BTS go to top of UK album chartsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThey made history last year when they became the first Korean pop band to enter the top 40 UK singles chart with their song Idol. Well now the boy band BTS have done it again, this time becoming the first
Easter Friend feasts and yoga 'resets' - what millennials are really doing over EasterThe Telegraph - By Anna HartIf baby boomer parents around Britain are still hoping to lure their children home for the Easter weekend, with the offer of a roast dinner and a chocolate egg, they need to think again. In 2019, the is
Magic Mike Step aside, hunks in trunks. These days we are more likely to go for men with that elusive, unmistakable ‘twinkle’The Telegraph - By Shane WatsonHave you noticed something occurring in the men-we-lust-after charts? A shift in direction? Not so long ago the chart was entirely made up of beefcakes with serious expressions: Richard Madden in Bodyguard.
Play buttonCCTV Lyra McKee murder: Police release CCTV of suspectThe Telegraph - By Hayley Dixon and Katie FrenchPolice have released CCTV images of Lyra McKee's final moments as an investigation has been launched to trace her killer. The 29-year-old journalist was shot in the head as she covered riots in Londonderry
