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Philip Green
US police investigate Sir Philip Green for 'grope' after complaints by fitness instructor
The Telegraph - By Olivia Rudgard and Bill Gardner and Hayley Dixon
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
Anthony Joshua
Anthony Joshua calls Jarrell Miller 'a fat fool' in response to shove in heavyweight face-off
The Telegraph - By Gareth 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
Labour Party
I helped expel Derek Hatton from the Labour party - why on earth are they letting him back in?
The Telegraph - By David Blunkett
If I had set out before this week to ask members of the public – or indeed, many Daily Telegraph readers – whether they’d heard of Derek Hatton, I suspect that most would have looked at me blankly. So
Saudi Arabia
White House 'tried to rush' sale of nuclear power technology to Saudi Arabia, report says
The Telegraph - By Nick Allen
The White House has been accused of pushing a project to share nuclear power technology with Saudi Arabia despite objections from national security officials. A report released by a Democrat-controlled
Prince Harry
Prince Harry dishes up a hot lunch for children as he warns closure of 'vital' youth clubs leave them socially isolated
The Telegraph - By Hannah Furness
The Duke of Sussex has warned that the closure of youth clubs is leading to the “social isolation” of modern children who are already on their phones all day. The Duke, visiting a Fit and Fed youth club
Baby Showers
Duchess of Sussex joined by celebrity friends for baby shower during 'private' New York visit
The Telegraph - By Hannah Furness
The Duchess of Sussex's celebrity friends have thrown her a baby shower in New York, as the mother-to-be made a surprise public appearance at a five-star hotel in front of the world’s cameras. The Duchess,
Great Britain
InterContinental vows to 'up its game' in German turf war with Whitbread
The Telegraph - By Oliver Gill
InterContinental Hotels has promised to “up its game” as a battle with blue-chip rival Whitbread erupts in Germany. The global hotel powerhouse views the country as one of a handful of “strategic markets”.
Protest
Leader of Nicaraguan protests against Ortega sentenced to 'ridiculous' 216 years
The Telegraph - By Kelly Valencia
A farm leader who helped organise protests in 2018 against Daniel Ortega, the Nicaraguan president, was sentenced on Monday to 216 years in prison. Medardo Mairena was initially convicted in December terrorism,
Formula One
Williams on the verge of mutiny after car problems threaten to delay winter testing for third straight day
The Telegraph - By Oliver Brown
Williams are on the verge of an outright mutiny against their under-performing technical director, Paddy Lowe, as problems with building their 2019 car threaten to deprive the team of crucial winter testing
Automotive Industry
On video: Is the UK car industry on the skids, or can it shift up a gear?
The Telegraph - By Paul Hudson and Telegraph Video
Honda is being urged to rethink its 'devastating' decision to close its Swindon plant, putting 3,500 jobs at risk. Business Secretary Greg Clark has warned that a no-deal Brexit would be a "hammer blow"
Proposal to research 'trans regret' rejected by university for fear of backlash, claims psychotherapist
The Telegraph - By Jamie Johnson
A psychotherapist who wanted to research reverse gender reassignment claimed that he had his academic proposal rejected because his university was scared of backlash from trans community, the High Court
Flowers
Sunny Nature has a spring in its step – but it’s out of kilter
The Telegraph - By Clive Aslet
I’ve an inbuilt awareness of mid-February temperatures. My birthday falls on the 15th: about the worst day of the calendar for dispiriting weather. But not in 2019. This year on my birthday I was striding
Television (UK)
EastEnders Special, review: Lofty and Mary's return in emotional episode did Doctor Legg proud
The Telegraph - By Michael Hogan
There’s nothing quite like a funeral for bringing back familiar faces and fond memories. “Doctor Legg was one of life’s gentlemen,” said dear old Dot Cotton. “There ain’t many left now. Except for you,
Manchester City FC
Champions League best bets: Manchester City can secure progress by taking big lead against Schalke
The Telegraph - By Ross Clarke
Manchester City are still in with a chance of winning every competition this season and are a short price to make short work of Schalke tonight. Manchester City are 100/30 favourites to win the Champions
Labour Party
Labour is returning to its 1980s militant roots - and Derek Hatton rejoining the party proves it
The Telegraph - By Asa Bennett and Mickey Carroll
Derek Hatton has rejoined the Labour party more than 30 years after being kicked out. He had been part of a faction called Militant that took over Liverpool council in the 1980s, making him one of Labour's
Greyhound
Market report: Greyhound helps First out of the traps
The Telegraph - By Tom Rees
Transport giant FirstGroup flirted with a five-month high in its strongest day this year as its improving US business reassured investors in new boss Matthew Gregory’s first update. Mr Gregory was promoted
Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg ordered to answer claims that Facebook exposed private health data
The Telegraph - By Margi Murphy
A US committee has demanded Mark Zuckerberg answer claims that Facebook failed to protect users’ health data, leaving vulnerable people open to harassment and discrimination. The House of Congress Energy
Forget 'Plastic-Free February', should you go 'No-Fly for 2019'?
The Telegraph - By Phoebe Weston
You can now fly to Dublin for the same price as two pints of Guinness in a London pub. Polaroid pictures of summer holidays at Blackpool have been replaced by smartphone selfies of travels abroad. Bar
Shamima Begum
Thank God, Sajid Javid grasped Shamima Begum is the one person uniting Britain – against her
The Telegraph - By Allison Pearson
Despite some embarrassingly blatant attempts by TV news to turn Shamima Begum into the nation’s long-lost sweetheart – at one point, the BBC started referring to her coyly by her first name – the jihadi
Teenager denies raping and killing six-year-old Alesha MacPhail
The Telegraph - By Auslan Cramb
A teenage boy has claimed he is the victim of an “extraordinarily wicked” plan to frame him for the rape and murder of six-year-old Alesha MacPhail. The 16-year-old, who cannot be named because of his
Baby Showers
Why the New York baby shower will be Meghan’s last hurrah before she enters the Firm
The Telegraph - By Camilla Tominey
With a flat cap pulled down over her head, her hair covering her face and wrapped up against the New York cold in a black overcoat, the Duchess of Sussex may well have slipped in and out of the Big Apple
Great Britain
Farmers need solutions to Brexit questions
The Telegraph - By Noreen Wainwright
Farmers tend to have good manual skills and certain highly developed senses. Their sense of smell is particularly strong. They can smell manure a mile off, so Michael Gove had his work cut out yesterday
The last Dambuster: 'I'm just representing the squadron - a knighthood would be beyond the pale'
The Telegraph - By Joe Shute
Johnny Johnson already knows what death feels like. In 1942, while flying with 97 Squadron, he was seated in the forward turret of a Lancaster Bomber crew returning from a night time raid over northern
Shamima Begum
Isil bride Shamima Begum has British citizenship revoked by Home Office
The Telegraph - By Martin Evans
Jihadi bride, Shamima Begum, has had her British citizenship revoked by the Home Office. In a letter sent to her family in east London, officials said the Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, had made the decision
Bayern Munich
Liverpool vs Bayern Munich, Champions League last-16, first leg: live score and latest updates
The Telegraph - By JJ Bull
9:37PM 80 mins - Liverpool 0 Bayern Munich 0 Alaba has started getting forward, something he hasn't done much of all game long. Are Bayern looking to sneak an away goal in the final 10 minutes? James a
Manchester City FC
Kevin De Bruyne: Manchester City winning the quadruple is 'nearly impossible'
The Telegraph - By Luke Edwards
Kevin De Bruyne has admitted Manchester City’s rivals have worked out how to play against them this season, which makes their progress in all four competitions a far more impressive achievement. Any talk
Anachronistic
Forget today’s anachronistic opinions – what did we make of our greatest composers and explorers at the time?
The Telegraph - By Simon Heffer
Simon Heffer reviews Maestros and Explorers (both Blue Magpie Books) When writing any sort of history, there is no substitute for going back to the sources: not just to original documents, but to appraisals

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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

I helped expel Derek Hatton from the Labour party - why on earth are they letting him back in?

White House 'tried to rush' sale of nuclear power technology to Saudi Arabia, report says

Prince Harry dishes up a hot lunch for children as he warns closure of 'vital' youth clubs leave them socially isolated

Duchess of Sussex joined by celebrity friends for baby shower during 'private' New York visit

InterContinental vows to 'up its game' in German turf war with Whitbread

Leader of Nicaraguan protests against Ortega sentenced to 'ridiculous' 216 years

Williams on the verge of mutiny after car problems threaten to delay winter testing for third straight day

On video: Is the UK car industry on the skids, or can it shift up a gear?

Proposal to research 'trans regret' rejected by university for fear of backlash, claims psychotherapist

Sunny Nature has a spring in its step – but it’s out of kilter

EastEnders Special, review: Lofty and Mary's return in emotional episode did Doctor Legg proud

Champions League best bets: Manchester City can secure progress by taking big lead against Schalke

Labour is returning to its 1980s militant roots - and Derek Hatton rejoining the party proves it

Market report: Greyhound helps First out of the traps

Mark Zuckerberg ordered to answer claims that Facebook exposed private health data

Forget 'Plastic-Free February', should you go 'No-Fly for 2019'?

Thank God, Sajid Javid grasped Shamima Begum is the one person uniting Britain – against her

Teenager denies raping and killing six-year-old Alesha MacPhail

Why the New York baby shower will be Meghan’s last hurrah before she enters the Firm

Farmers need solutions to Brexit questions

The last Dambuster: 'I'm just representing the squadron - a knighthood would be beyond the pale'

Isil bride Shamima Begum has British citizenship revoked by Home Office

Liverpool vs Bayern Munich, Champions League last-16, first leg: live score and latest updates

Kevin De Bruyne: Manchester City winning the quadruple is 'nearly impossible'

Forget today’s anachronistic opinions – what did we make of our greatest composers and explorers at the time?