The TelegraphGuns This church in Pennsylvania holds a ceremony to bless gunsThe Telegraph - By Eleanor BradDozens of couples carrying assault rifles took part in a blessing of their weapons at a church in Newfoundland, Pennsylvania. Members of the World Peace and Unification Sanctuary, an unofficial sect of
The TelegraphLiverpool Investigation launched after child's body found on electric railway line in BootleThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansAn investigation has been launched after a 12-year-old child was found dead on an electric railway line in the Bootle area of Liverpool. Emergency services were called to the tracks near Bedford Road after
The TelegraphDominic Raab Britain to consider bringing back children of Islamic State fighters, Dominic Raab saysThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffDominic Raab, the Foreign Secretary, has said Britain's policy of repatriating the children of Britons who went to join Islamic State will be reviewed. In a statement to parliament he said: "We do not
The TelegraphCalais Two migrants suspected of trying to cross the Channel have been found dead on a French beachThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe bodies of two young Iraqi migrants suspected of trying to cross the Channel have been found on a beach in northern France. A passerby spotted the body of a 17-year-old Iraqi Kurdish youth on a beach
The TelegraphUK News Gazza trial: 'If the kiss was sexual harassment, I have been sexually harassed for 20-years'The Telegraph - By Martin EvansFormer England footballer, Paul Gascoigne, told a police officer who arrested him for alleged sexual assault: "I know what it's about, I kissed a fat lass," a court has heard. On the second day of his
The TelegraphWorld Rugby Homeless men turned away from Japanese storm shelterThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyA Japanese evacuation centre turned away two homeless people as a deadly typhoon approached on the weekend, prompting widespread criticism and a promise from the prime minister on Tuesday that it would
The TelegraphTurkey Turkey's Erdogan defiant in face of sanctions and arms embargo, warning offensive to continue until 'objectives met'The Telegraph - By Raf Sanchez and Josie EnsorTurkey’s president has said he would not stop his offensive on northern Syria until “all our objectives had been achieved", defying US sanctions, a European arms embargo and increasing international isolation.
The TelegraphCrime Hate crimes double in six years with transphobic abuse recording biggest rise, police figures showThe Telegraph - By Charles Hymas and Martin EvansHate crimes recorded by police have more than doubled to more than 100,000 in six years with transphobic abuse seeing the biggest increase, Home Office figures show. It comes despite official crime surveys
The TelegraphUK News British family claim US officials 'kidnapped' them for accidentally straying across border from CanadaThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerA British family-of-seven have been thrown into a US prison as illegal migrants for straying into American territory after taking a wrong turn during a visit to Canada. David Connors, 30, and Eileen Connors,
The TelegraphAustralia Australian Isil brides send audio message pleading for help as Syrian forces approachThe Telegraph - By Giovanni TorreTwo Australian former 'Isil brides' have sent audio messages asking the Australian government to rescue them as the Syrian army advances on their prison camp. In one message, the mother of two young children
The TelegraphDonald Trump John Bolton alerted lawyers about 'hand grenade' Giuliani over Ukraine pressureThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThe White House's alleged effort to pressure Ukraine so alarmed former national security advisor John Bolton that he alerted a lawyer, his former aide said on Monday, according to US media. Bolton also
The TelegraphUK News Tuesday morning news briefing: Brexit talks on a knife edgeThe Telegraph - By Danny BoyleIf you want to receive twice-daily briefings like this by email, sign up to the Front Page newsletter here and try our Audio Briefings on WhatsApp. A Brexit deal appears to be taking shape. Sources on
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The Telegraph Is it time we switched to driving on the right?The Telegraph - By Charles MooreIt is suggested that the sad death of Harry Dunn, for which the American Mrs Anne Sacoolas is sought, was related to her driving on the right. There can be few people, driving in foreign countries, who
The TelegraphUK News Extinction Rebellion protesters arrested as police crack down on London disruptionThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersPolice have ordered climate change protesters to stop their action immediately or face arrest, in an effort to put an end to more than a week's disruption in London. Activists with Extinction Rebellion
The TelegraphNews Chaos at Barcelona airport as protesters clash with police after independence leaders jailedThe Telegraph - By James Badcock and Alan Ruiz TerolNine leaders of the Catalan independence movement were jailed on Monday for sedition over their role in a failed independence bid, sparking mass protests across the region. The former deputy president
The TelegraphSyria Donald Trump imposes sanctions on Turkey for Syria offensiveThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderDonald Trump has imposed sanctions against senior members of Turkey's government in response to their offensive against the Kurds in Syria, and will keep "a small footprint" of US troops in the country,
The TelegraphSecurity Manchester Airport named worst for waiting time at security, Which? findsThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniManchester Airport has been named as the worst for waiting times through security at the UK's largest airports, following a Which? investigation. Average waiting times at the northern hub range from 17
The TelegraphEducation Homeschooling on rise as some parents teach children themselves to avoid prosecution for truancyThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerHomeschooling is on the rise, figures show, with some parents teaching their children themselves to avoid prosecution and fines. According to research by Ofsted, students are in some cases removed from
The TelegraphRadiation Therapy More than half of A&Es now failing as breakdowns in non-emergency care sees flood of desperate patientsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMore than half of A&Es are now failing because patients who should be treated at home or in clinics are flooding through emergency departments' “ever-open doors”, inspectors have warned. The Care Quality
The TelegraphUK News BBC presenters under pressure to 'stir things up' as social media stars, John Sergeant warnsThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessBBC presenters must resist the “increasing pressure” to become social media stars, John Sergeant has suggested , as he condemns the “badly handled” row over comments made by Naga Munchetty. Sergeant, veteran
The TelegraphUK News Britain among most generous nations in the world as study finds 60% of us have helped stranger in past monthThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingThe UK has been ranked among the most generous nations in the world, after a study finds that six out of ten people have helped a stranger in the past month. The research, which took place over a decade,
The TelegraphBowe Bergdahl Soldier wounded during search for Bowe Bergdahl dies of his injuriesThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderA US soldier shot in the head during the 2009 search for army deserter Bowe Bergdahl has died from his injuries. Army Master Sgt. Mark Allen died on Saturday at the age of 46, 10 years after being injured
The TelegraphUK News Booker Prize plot twist: Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo share award after jury breaks rulesThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghThe big question before this year’s Booker Prize announcement was whether Margaret Atwood’s thriller would win. On the night, what happened behind the scenes provided the greatest plot twist of all. In
The TelegraphUK News Police response to 'transphobic' stickers branded 'extraordinary'The Telegraph - By Victoria WardA police force has been accused of “incredible irresponsibility” for treating the display of transphobic stickers around Oxford as a “serious crime”. Some of the stickers, which have been dotted around
The TelegraphTurkey Britain accused of putting trade deals before condemnation of TurkeyThe Telegraph - By Dominic Nicholls and James CrispBritain was left isolated and facing condemnation by close allies last night after ministers defended Turkey's attack on Kurdish-controlled northern Syria and attempted to block EU criticism of it. Ben
The TelegraphBurglary Victims of repeat burglaries rise by 16 per cent in a year as 'organised crime gangs exploits police gaps'The Telegraph - By Charles HymasRepeat victims of burglary have increased by more than 16 per cent in a year as criminals have exploited the decline in the police response, official figures show. Data from the Office for National Statistics
The TelegraphDallas, TX Fort Worth policeman who killed woman through window of her own home resignsThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderA Texan policeman who shot and killed a black woman through the window as she was playing video games with her nephew resigned on Monday, and may face criminal charges. Atatiana Jefferson, 28, was at house
