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Manufacturing Companies
Gunman opens fire at Illinois factory injuring 'multiple people'
The Telegraph - By Nick Allen
Police have apprehended a gunman who reportedly used a laser-sighted pistol in a shooting at a manufacturing company in Illinois Local reports suggested multiple people had been injured, including four
Great Britain
'Purple Momentum' Tory activists planning deselection ambushes before Brexit day
The Telegraph - By Christopher Hope
Remainer Tory MPs are facing an ambush by pro-Brexit activists at annual local association meetings which have to be held before the end of next month. At least two Conservative MPs – Dominic Grieve and
Conservative Party
Hardline Brexiteers could trigger a battle for the soul of the Conservative party
The Telegraph - By Tobias Ellwood
Thursday’s motion was non-binding, neutral in meaning and should have been an uneventful prelude to the main event taking place in a fortnight’s time. But the European Research Group (ERG) turned it into
Mental Health
Home Office funding top London mental health clinic to treat returning jihadists and their children
The Telegraph - By Robert Mendick
The Home Office is paying a leading mental health clinic to treat returning jihadists and their children, The Telegraph can disclose. The Government set up its “returning families” unit 15 months ago cope
David Gauke
Theresa May warned of mass Cabinet resignations if she fails to stop no deal Brexit
The Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Anna Mikhailova and Steven Swinford
Theresa May has been warned of a mass walkout of up to seven Cabinet members if she fails to prevent a no deal Brexit, as a minister demanded a free vote on the issue. Work and Pensions Secretary Amber
British Columbia
Scotland Yard investigating allegation of sexual assault made against former Canadian High Commissioner to UK
The Telegraph - By Harry Yorke
Scotland Yard is investigating an allegation of sexual assault made against the former Canadian High Commissioner to Britain by a female London embassy worker. The Daily Telegraph can disclose that Gordon
Social Media
Science Minister backs calls for Kitemark for social media sites to protect children in first interview
The Telegraph - By Sarah Knapton
Chris Skidmore, Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation, is clutching a plasma ball, in which tendrils of light radiate out from a central electrode to meet his fingertips. If he stood
Legal Aid
Poppi Worthington's father received £25k in legal aid to fight inquest
The Telegraph - By Hayley Dixon
Poppi Worthington's father received more than £25,000 in legal aid despite refusing to answer 252 questions at the inquest into her death, it has emerged. Paul Worthington, who the coroner concluded sexually
Colin Kaepernick
Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid reach settlement with NFL over kneeling protest fallout
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport
Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid have settled their collusion lawsuit against the NFL. The former San Francisco 49ers pair alleged in 2017 that team owners were colluding to prevent them from being signed
Cricket
'Death' bowler Tom Curran aiming at batsmen's toes and a World Cup call-up with England
The Telegraph - By Tim Wigmore
As he is preparing to bowl in the nets, Tom Curran can often be found putting down a couple of shoes. “I visualise those as the batsman’s feet and try and knock the shoes,” he explains. The aim is to himself
Golf
Jordan Spieth finally has luck on his side to help him to opening day lead at Genesis Open
The Telegraph - By James Corrigan
Sometimes, a slice of luck is all a golfer requires to turn around his form, and Jordan Spieth will be praying the outrageous fortune he received in his opening seven under par here at the Genesis Open
Islamic State (ISIS)
Isil youths like Shamima Begum may be 'lost', but they are still a radicalised menace to society
The Telegraph - By Juliet Samuel
Well, we now know that there is one place in which the NHS is indeed the “envy of the world”, as its fans so often claim: a refugee camp in Syria. Shamima Begum, one of three Bethnal Green schoolgirls
Development Companies
Segro to raise £450m for investment as revenues rise
The Telegraph - By LaToya Harding
Property investment and development company Segro has raised £450m in a share placing to beef up its development pipeline in the UK and Europe. The shares were placed at 635p, a discount of 2pc to Thursday’s
Holby City
Rapper boyfriend of actor John Michie's daughter blames parents for not helping her, court hears
The Telegraph - By Phoebe Southworth
The rapper boyfriend of actor John Michie’s daughter blames the Holby City star and his wife for failing to get help as she died of drugs overdose, a court heard. Ceon Broughton allegedly stood by and
DUI
Zak Hardaker hoping to repay Wigan's show of faith by upsetting Sydney Roosters in World Club Challenge
The Telegraph - By Ian Laybourn
Former England full-back Zak Hardaker is expecting a Test match atmosphere when Wigan take on Sydney Roosters for the right to be called world champions. The 27-year-old will be playing in his third World
Theresa May condemns thousands of children who staged school walk out to protest climate change
The Telegraph - By Eleanor Steafel and Laura FitzPatrick and Christopher Hope
As they began to make their way through the streets of towns and cities across the country on Friday morning, singing songs and holding hands, the school children and their long-suffering parents and protesting
Women's News
What should women do when work gets toxic at the top?
The Telegraph - By Glenda Cooper
“What I’ve come to understand over time is that it only takes one senior bully to change the culture and make aggression normal,” says Christine Armstrong, co-founder of communications consultancy, Jericho
Great Britain
Britain’s new F-35 fighter jets fitted with super-boosted ejector seats because RAF pilots are heavier
The Telegraph - By Bill Gardner
Britain’s new fighter jets have been fitted with super-boosted ejector seats because RAF pilots have grown heavier in recent years, the Telegraph has learned. Each F-35 plane has been equipped with a capable
Game shooting parties are not too noisy, judge rules
The Telegraph - By Victoria Ward
Game shooting parties are not too loud, a judge has ruled in a decision hailed by the Countryside Alliance. Aristocrat William Tyrwhitt-Drake, 76, who has family links to Sir Francis Drake, was forced
Trump Administration
Market report: Progress in trade talks between China and US lift global stocks
The Telegraph - By Tom Rees
Global stocks clawed back the last of their losses from December’s rout after Beijing revealed it has reached a “consensus in principle on major issues” in crunch trade talks with the US. Negotiations
Newport County's FA Cup run symbolic of a club and city emerging from the shadows
The Telegraph - By Jim White
Jeff Doe was there for the finest hour and a half in Newport County’s history. In 1981, the Welsh Cup holders reached the quarter-final of the European Cup Winners’ Cup, drawn against the East German Carl
Obituaries
Andrea Levy, novelist whose works explored the lives of the Windrush generation – obituary
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Obituaries
Andrea Levy, who has died aged 62, placed herself in the front rank of her generation’s novelists with Small Island (2004), which drew on the experiences of her family to provide a rich and nuanced portrayal
Islamic State (ISIS)
'We miss our freedom and independence in the UK' says British family detained in Syria for Isil links
The Telegraph - By Josie Ensor and Robert Mendick
A family from Manchester detained in Syria on suspicion of links to Isil has said they want to return to Britain for a better life for their children after being captured by Western-backed forces. Safiya
Donald Trump
Donald Trump in 'very good health overall' despite being technically obese, his doctor says
The Telegraph - By Nick Allen
Donald Trump is technically "obese" but in very good overall health, according to his latest annual medical exam. The US president, who undergoes a wide-ranging physical assessment once a year, put on
Sex toy sales director sacked after changing company's .org domain
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Reporters
A sex toy sales director was sacked after he changed the company's .org domain name without realising its closeness to 'orgasm'. Yes Yes.org, which specialises in making natural lubricants, was founded
Obituaries
Squadron Leader Dick Churchill, last survivor of the Great Escape from Stalag Luft III – obituary
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Obituaries
Squadron Leader Dick Churchill, who has died aged 99, was the last survivor of the “Great Escape” from Stalag Luft III. From the time he was shot down and captured in September 1940, escape was never from
Love
Prison nurse accused of stalking inmate after he ended secret relationship
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Reporters
A female prison nurse was accused of stalking an inmate she started affair with after he broke off their relationship when he left prison. Ashleigh Naylor, 30, was previously prosecuted over the illicit
Home Ownership
Britain's feudal leasehold system is killing the dream of homeownership
The Telegraph - By Harry Scoffin
Refresh Banner Welcome to Refresh – a series of comment pieces by young people, for young people, to provide a free-market response to Britain's biggest issues The Conservative Party has been adept using
Chris Grayling
Probation firm collapses amid criticism of failings that put public at risk
The Telegraph - By Charles Hymas
A firm that monitored offenders under Chris Grayling’s part-privatisation of probation has gone into administration after inspectors found serious failings in its handling of criminals put the public risk.
Bristol City
Wolves secure new deals for Conor Coady and Matt Doherty
The Telegraph - By John Percy
Wolves have secured a major boost for the future after agreeing new deals with Conor Coady and Matt Doherty. Coady, the Wolves captain, has signed a new four-and-a-half year deal, of around £50,000-a-week,

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Gunman opens fire at Illinois factory injuring 'multiple people'

'Purple Momentum' Tory activists planning deselection ambushes before Brexit day

Hardline Brexiteers could trigger a battle for the soul of the Conservative party

Home Office funding top London mental health clinic to treat returning jihadists and their children

Theresa May warned of mass Cabinet resignations if she fails to stop no deal Brexit

Scotland Yard investigating allegation of sexual assault made against former Canadian High Commissioner to UK

Science Minister backs calls for Kitemark for social media sites to protect children in first interview

Poppi Worthington's father received £25k in legal aid to fight inquest

Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid reach settlement with NFL over kneeling protest fallout

'Death' bowler Tom Curran aiming at batsmen's toes and a World Cup call-up with England

Jordan Spieth finally has luck on his side to help him to opening day lead at Genesis Open

Isil youths like Shamima Begum may be 'lost', but they are still a radicalised menace to society

Segro to raise £450m for investment as revenues rise

Rapper boyfriend of actor John Michie's daughter blames parents for not helping her, court hears

Zak Hardaker hoping to repay Wigan's show of faith by upsetting Sydney Roosters in World Club Challenge

Theresa May condemns thousands of children who staged school walk out to protest climate change

What should women do when work gets toxic at the top?

Britain’s new F-35 fighter jets fitted with super-boosted ejector seats because RAF pilots are heavier

Game shooting parties are not too noisy, judge rules

Market report: Progress in trade talks between China and US lift global stocks

Newport County's FA Cup run symbolic of a club and city emerging from the shadows

Andrea Levy, novelist whose works explored the lives of the Windrush generation – obituary

'We miss our freedom and independence in the UK' says British family detained in Syria for Isil links

Donald Trump in 'very good health overall' despite being technically obese, his doctor says

Sex toy sales director sacked after changing company's .org domain

Squadron Leader Dick Churchill, last survivor of the Great Escape from Stalag Luft III – obituary

Prison nurse accused of stalking inmate after he ended secret relationship

Britain's feudal leasehold system is killing the dream of homeownership

Probation firm collapses amid criticism of failings that put public at risk

Wolves secure new deals for Conor Coady and Matt Doherty