The TelegraphUK News Adoption agencies to target black churches and mosques in bid to find homes for hard to place children, government announcesThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerAdoption agencies are to target black churches and mosques in a bid to find homes for hard to place children, the Government has announced. Some 2,700 children are still waiting for adoption, according
The TelegraphUK NewsTrain platforms and shopping centres to come alive with sound of birdsong as part of RSPB efforts to raise awareness of numbersThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonThose commuting to work or having a look around the shops can expect to hear birdsong on Thursday as the RSPB tries to raise awareness of declining songbird numbers. In the past, it was normal to hear
The TelegraphUK News Harry Dunn's parents arrive at White House in bid for US diplomat's wife to return to UK to face justiceThe Telegraph - By Harriet Alexander and Rozina SaburHarry Dunn’s parents were invited to a meeting at the White House on Tuesday afternoon as they continue to press for the American woman who killed their son to return to the UK and face justice. Charlotte
The TelegraphUK News Prince Harry breaks down during emotional speech as Sussexes lay bare their 'world of pressure' in documentaryThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to lay bare the “world of pressure and pain behind the brave faces” in a documentary, it has been revealed, after the Duke broke down during an emotional speech about
The TelegraphUK News Red poppy to remember civilian victims of war and terror for first timeThe Telegraph - By Izzy LyonsThe red poppy will be used to remember civilians of war and terror victims for the first time, the Royal British Legion has said. In a break with a 98-year-tradition, this year’s Remembrance Day will be
The TelegraphArchie Mountbatten-Windsor Archie Mountbatten-Windsor has his first playgroup session and 'loved it', Prince Harry and Meghan tell childrenThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessArchie Mountbatten-Windsor has attended his first playgroup session at the age of five months, his proud mother has revealed . Archie has been to a local baby group in Windsor with the Duchess of Sussex,
The TelegraphUK News Police officer leaves court as harrowing image of him being run over is shownThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansA police officer who was left fighting for his life after being run over by a thief who hijacked an unmarked patrol car, left court yesterday when harrowing footage of the incident was shown. Pc Gareth
The TelegraphUK News Tuesday afternoon news briefing: Race to meet Brexit deal midnight deadlineThe 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. Brussels sets midnight deadline to reach deal before
The TelegraphPain Cortisone injections for hip and knee pain are more dangerous than was thoughtThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyCortisone injections for hip and knee pain lead to more complications than previously thought, research has found. The anti-inflammatory jabs are used by athletes to mask pain, and to treat symptoms of
The TelegraphUK News Doctor who groped nurse blames 'euphoric' reaction to pet spray he uses to calm his dogs during thunderstormsThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthA doctor groped a female colleague because he suffered a "euphoric" reaction to a pet calming spray, a tribunal heard today. Dr Colin Gelder, 59, claimed he squeezed the nurse's bottom on a hospital ward
The TelegraphUK News 'Time to get London moving again': Police finally get tough on Extinction Rebellion as protests are bannedThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesPolice have ordered climate change protesters to stop their action immediately or face arrest in an effort to "get London moving again" and put an end to more than a week's disruption in the capital. with
The TelegraphUK News Plants taught to take selfies in move which could help scientists discover more about the rainforestThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonScientists have taught plants how to take selfies in a move which will make monitoring the wildlife in rainforests far easier. The first ever "plant selfie" has been taken with the help of researchers
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 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 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 TelegraphEducation Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit school for girls in Islamabad on day two of Pakistan royal tourThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began their first full day of engagements in Pakistan by learning about education for girls. William and Kate's first stop on Tuesday was a government-run school in the
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
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 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 Duchess of Cambridge wears traditional style outfit as Duke says Pakistan can rely on the UK 'as a key partner and friend'The Telegraph - By Ben FarmerThe Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Pakistan with a nod to both her hosts and the memory of her mother-in-law, wearing a traditional shalwar-kameez style outfit from one of Princess Diana's favourite houses.
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 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 TelegraphUK News White families half as likely to consider adoption as ethnic minority counterparts, study findsThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingWhite families are half as likely to consider adoption as their ethnic minority counterparts, a study has found. New research released by the fostering and adoption charity, Home for Good, to mark National
The TelegraphUK News Why is Parliament sitting on a Saturday and what are the Brexit options they could discuss?The Telegraph - By Daniel CapurroParliament is expected to sit on Saturday, October 19 in what could be one of the most important Commons’ sessions of the entire Brexit process. Parliament has only sat on a Saturday on three occasions
The TelegraphPain Female heart attack victims half as likely as men to receive treatmentThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyWomen are half as likely as men to receive treatment for a heart attack – even after it has been diagnosed, research shows. Experts warned that "unconscious bias" means doctors are far less likely to that
The TelegraphUK News NHS hospital books hotel rooms for cancer patients under Brexit plansThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyAn NHS hospital has booked hotel rooms for cancer patient as part of contingency plans for Brexit. Maidstone Hospital has taken the steps in case of severe traffic congestion in Kent, under a “worst case
The TelegraphLego Lego considers rental scheme as it seeks to reduce plastic wasteThe Telegraph - By Victoria WardLego is considering a brick rental scheme in an attempt to cut down on plastic waste. The Danish toymaker has vowed to make all its bricks from sustainable sources by 2030 and is ploughing significant
