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Lincoln Memorial
Teenager in Lincoln Memorial protest sues Washington Post for $250 million
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Reporters
A high school student from Covington, Kentucky, sued the Washington Post for defamation on Tuesday, claiming the newspaper falsely accused him of racist acts and instigating a confrontation with a Native
Labour Party
Letters: The split in the Labour Party is quite unlike the Conservative divide
The Telegraph
SIR – Many have been quick to conflate the problems in the Labour Party that led to this split with those in the Conservative Party. The symmetry of the hard Right versus hard Left battle, the ugly new
National Portrait Gallery
Elizabethan Treasures: Miniatures by Hilliard & Oliver, National Portrait Gallery, review: a magnificent clash between two
The Telegraph - By Mark Hudson
We’ve modified our view of the Elizabethan era over the past couple of decades. The wide-eyed, Golden Age view of late Tudor England, with its beautiful young queen and dazzling array of young creative
NHS
NHS staff to get safe spaces and 24 hour helpline to avoid burnout
The Telegraph - By Sarah Knapton
Doctors and nurses will be given safe-spaces and a 24 hour helpline to help them deal with traumatic incidents at work, Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, has pledged. Frontline NHS staff will also be
Science
British children more likely to die from asthma than anywhere else in Europe
The Telegraph - By Sarah Knapton
British children are far more likely to die from asthma than anywhere else in Europe, and the demise of the school nurse could be to blame, experts fear. The new report, from The Nuffield Trust and the
Hospitals
Government to shoulder more risk for public contracts in wake of Carillion collapse
The Telegraph - By Jack Torrance
The Government has pledged to take on a greater share of the risk on outsourced public sector contracts as part of a new set of rules drawn up to improve stability in the sector in the wake of Carillion’s
Autos (UK)
McLaren 600LT Spider review: stripped-down 'racer' takes its top off
The Telegraph - By Andrew English
The less there is of it, the more it costs, observed my father many years ago as he sat waiting for Mum to choose a new bikini. It's a bit like that with cars. Colin Chapman might have coined the phrase
The Theatre
Only Fools and Horses review, Theatre Royal Haymarket: a script dripping with gags but a show that feels like a bodged job
The Telegraph - By Dominic Cavendish
Only generous-hearted fools and die-hard fans need apply within for this endearing but theatrically under-achieved stage-musical version of the much-loved BBC sitcom. Del Boy, Rodney and Grandad - John
Screen time can be good for children, says Education Secretary, despite fears of parents
The Telegraph - By Charles Hymas
Screen time can be good for children, the Education secretary declares today despite parents’ fears over the dangers of going online. Unveiling plans for the first-ever free hand out of Government-approved
Social Media
Thousands of girls as young as 13 turn to cosmetic surgery as social media pressures mount
The Telegraph - By Charles Hymas
Thousands of teenage girls as young as 13 are turning to cosmetic surgery because of pressures from social media, a study has revealed. Some 6% of girls aged 13 to 16 - equivalent to more than 100,000
Jürgen Klopp
Jurgen Klopp: 'Result not perfect, but good enough to work with'
The Telegraph - By Mike Whalley
Jurgen Klopp acknowledged that Liverpool’s result was “not perfect, but good enough to work with” after they failed to take their chances against Bayern Munich. Sadio Mane missed the clearest of several
South America
Ford exits heavy truck business in South America
The Telegraph - By LaToya Harding
Ford has announced its exit from the heavy commercial truck business in South America in a bid to restructure the company and return to profit in the region. The car manufacturer said that production its
Television (UK)
100 Vaginas, review: far more than mere titillation – this was an important sex education film
The Telegraph - By Helen Brown
Hunched over the screen of Laura Dodsworth’s digital camera, the female volunteers were examining her crisp photographs of their vulvas. “Ewww! It looks like a slug!” "A pink cupcake.” “It’s all right.”
Queens Park Rangers FC
West Brom leave it late as Jake Livermore stoppage time goal sinks QPR
The Telegraph - By Nick Szczepanik
QPR 2 West Brom 3 Jake Livermore picked the perfect time to score his first goal of the season. The West Bromwich Albion captain struck in the fourth of five minutes of added time to send his side to a
Anti-Semitism
Joan Ryan becomes eighth Labour MP to quit, blaming 'culture of anti-Semitism’ under Corbyn leadership
The Telegraph - By Harry Yorke
An eighth Labour MP has quit the Labour Party to join a breakaway group and accused Jeremy of presiding over a “culture of anti-Semitism”. Joan Ryan said under Mr Corbyn’s leadership Labour had become
Sussex, UK
Dan Ashworth aiming to make Brighton a sustainable Premier League club after starting technical director role
The Telegraph - By Paul Hayward
Brighton have upped the ante on the Premier League’s other lower-half clubs by welcoming Dan Ashworth, their new technical director, who was synonymous with the flowering of youth at England level. Ashworth,
Scottish Cup
Steven Gerrard eyeing Scottish Cup glory as last chance of Rangers silverware
The Telegraph - By Roddy Forsyth
Steven Gerrard was on the button two weeks ago when he was asked if Rangers’ league game at Pittodrie and their William Hill Scottish Cup tie at Rugby Park could define the team’s season. His reply was
Virgin Atlantic
US airline Mesa bids to snap up Flybe
The Telegraph - By LaToya Harding
US airline Mesa Air has proposed a last-minute deal to takeover struggling regional carrier Flybe, according to Sky News. The Arizona-based company is part of a consortium of investors which has offered
Grieving
Loved ones' bodies left at homes for days after families sign up to 'cowboy' cremation plans
The Telegraph - By Anna Mikhailova
Grieving families face being forced to endure their loved one’s body being left at home for days after inadvertently signing up to "cowboy" cremation plans that collect corpses only in office hours. Campaigners
Human Geography
Workers over 50 have fuelled rise in UK employment over past decade
The Telegraph - By Anna Mikhailova
Workers over 50 are fuelling the rise in employment in Britain over past decade, official data has revealed. People aged 50 and over have made up nearly 80 per cent of the total employment growth over
Opinion (UK)
The real surprise of the Labour defections is that only seven MPs have walked away
The Telegraph - By Alan Cochrane
Some of the harshest criticism of the seven Labour MPs who’ve deserted their party has come from party stalwarts who’ve insisted that their departure is likely to undermine Jeremy Corbyn’s chances of a
Conservative Party
Tory former minister says she is prepared to join Independent Group over Brexit
The Telegraph - By Anna Mikhailova
A Tory peer and former minister has become the first to say publicly that she is prepared to join the new Independent Group over Brexit. Baroness Altmann, the former pensions minister, told the Telegraph
Hungary
EU in spat with Hungary over anti-Juncker campaign
The Telegraph - By James Rothwell
The European Union has accused Hungary of spreading "ludicrous conspiracy theories" after it launched a campaign featuring Jean-Claude Juncker and George Soros which claimed they were plotting to endanger
A school system that backs winners leaves us losers
The Telegraph - By David Laws
It is hardly surprising that in the UK, US and elsewhere we are living through an era of political turbulence in which a large part of the population seems to be “kicking back” against the established
Downing Street
Theresa May could hold meaningful vote next week in bid to see off threat of ministerial resignations
The Telegraph - By Steven Swinford
Theresa May is considering plans to bring forward a vote on her Brexit deal to next week in a bid to see off the threat of resignations by pro-European ministers. The Prime Minister will travel to Brussels
Philip Green
US police investigate Sir Philip Green for 'grope' after complaints by fitness instructor
The Telegraph - By Bill Gardner and Hayley Dixon and Olivia Rudgard
Sir Philip Green is being investigated by police in the US after a fitness instructor came forward to allege that she had been groped by the billionaire, The Telegraph can disclose. Katie Surridge, a teacher
Boxing
Anthony Joshua calls Jarrell Miller 'a fat fool' in response to shove in heavyweight face-off
The Telegraph - By Gareth A Davies
The animosity between heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and challenger Jarrell Miller took little time to erupt in New York on Tuesday night as the American shoved the Briton within seconds of the pair
Amazon driver stole a customer's puppy whilst making a delivery, forcing manager to retrieve the dog, court hears
The Telegraph - By Martin Evans
An Amazon delivery driver has been found guilty of stealing a dog from a property where he was dropping off a package. Levi Pislea, 22, was convicted of taking the 11 month-old miniature Schnauzer called
Fashion (UK)
Karl Lagerfeld's most memorable designs over the years, from royal skirt suits to supermarket chic
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Family Court
Security guard who protected Princess Anne had home raided before being sent to immigration detention, it emerges
The Telegraph - By Charles Hymas
A security official helping to protect Princess Anne was arrested in a raid by nine immigration enforcement officials after the Home Office was tipped off that his relationship with his British wife had

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Teenager in Lincoln Memorial protest sues Washington Post for $250 million

Letters: The split in the Labour Party is quite unlike the Conservative divide

Elizabethan Treasures: Miniatures by Hilliard & Oliver, National Portrait Gallery, review: a magnificent clash between two

NHS staff to get safe spaces and 24 hour helpline to avoid burnout

British children more likely to die from asthma than anywhere else in Europe

Government to shoulder more risk for public contracts in wake of Carillion collapse

McLaren 600LT Spider review: stripped-down 'racer' takes its top off

Only Fools and Horses review, Theatre Royal Haymarket: a script dripping with gags but a show that feels like a bodged job

Screen time can be good for children, says Education Secretary, despite fears of parents

Thousands of girls as young as 13 turn to cosmetic surgery as social media pressures mount

Jurgen Klopp: 'Result not perfect, but good enough to work with'

Ford exits heavy truck business in South America

100 Vaginas, review: far more than mere titillation – this was an important sex education film

West Brom leave it late as Jake Livermore stoppage time goal sinks QPR

Joan Ryan becomes eighth Labour MP to quit, blaming 'culture of anti-Semitism’ under Corbyn leadership

Dan Ashworth aiming to make Brighton a sustainable Premier League club after starting technical director role

Steven Gerrard eyeing Scottish Cup glory as last chance of Rangers silverware

US airline Mesa bids to snap up Flybe

Loved ones' bodies left at homes for days after families sign up to 'cowboy' cremation plans

Workers over 50 have fuelled rise in UK employment over past decade

The real surprise of the Labour defections is that only seven MPs have walked away

Tory former minister says she is prepared to join Independent Group over Brexit

EU in spat with Hungary over anti-Juncker campaign

A school system that backs winners leaves us losers

Theresa May could hold meaningful vote next week in bid to see off threat of ministerial resignations

US police investigate Sir Philip Green for 'grope' after complaints by fitness instructor

Anthony Joshua calls Jarrell Miller 'a fat fool' in response to shove in heavyweight face-off

Amazon driver stole a customer's puppy whilst making a delivery, forcing manager to retrieve the dog, court hears

Karl Lagerfeld's most memorable designs over the years, from royal skirt suits to supermarket chic

Security guard who protected Princess Anne had home raided before being sent to immigration detention, it emerges