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Making London poorer won’t make Britain richer, Burnham warned
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (478+ words) Steve Reed, the former housing secretary, said voters and MPs were concerned that ‘Manchesterism is anti-London’ Andy Burnham has been told he “can’t make the rest of the country richer by making London poorer” by a staunch ally of Sir…...
Michael O’Leary demands sacking of ‘incompetent’ air traffic control chief
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (536+ words) Ryanair boss urges Transport Secretary to dismiss Martin Rolfe after IT meltdown grounds passengers James Warrington is The Telegraph’s Media and Telecoms Editor. He writes about the fast-moving world of media, including TV, streaming and news publishing, as well as…...
Wasted wind payments hit record-high £35m for a single day
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (635+ words) Blustery autumn weather generates more electricity than grid can carry, forcing operators to order turbines offline A record £35m was paid out in wasted wind payments on Tuesday as blustery autumnal weather generated more power than the UK grid could carry....
‘The hash brown should have gone in the compost’: William Sitwell reviews Lennox, Manchester
4+ day, 5+ min ago (277+ words) An inauspicious start to the evening was temporarily lifted by terrific starters – only to be let down again by clumsy cooking William Sitwell is the restaurant critic and a columnist for The Telegraph, as well as a writer and broadcaster…...
Channel 4 to axe 300 jobs in biggest ever round of cuts
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (539+ words) Broadcaster to make record workforce reductions to stabilise finances amid digital shift challenges James Warrington is The Telegraph’s Media and Telecoms Editor. He writes about the fast-moving world of media, including TV, streaming and news publishing, as well as Britain’s…...
Who could replace Monty Don on Gardeners’ World?
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (573+ words) There’s a vacancy in the head gardener’s potting shed. Here are our suggestions for the BBC’s next green-fingered frontman Thomas Rutter is a garden, nature and environment writer based in the UK. Trained as a gardener at the Garden Museum,…...
Nigella Lawson brings a new lease of life to The Great British Bake Off
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (172+ words) The new judge is a delight, putting Paul Hollywood on the back foot while making countless meme-worthy proclamations Anita covers popular culture and the BBC. She is also the Telegraph’s chief TV critic. Find her on X at @anitathetweeter Her…...
‘You can see an opera for £15. Try seeing a West End musical for that’
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (588+ words) Baroness Debbonaire on losing her Labour seat, the crisis in music education – and why opera isn’t just for ‘posh people’ Liam Kelly is a senior culture writer and covers the full sweep of arts and entertainment, from literary prizes to…...
I met Britain’s optimists in Kensington Gardens. All 100 of them
6+ day, 14+ hour ago (1038+ words) ‘Proactivist’ Joe Reeve was determined to build positivity in the real world to counter negativity online – so of course people complained Patrick Kidd began his career working in Westminster as a researcher and has been a journalist for more than…...
Civil servants bungle numbers on Heathrow’s third runway
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (552+ words) Department for Transport officials misused an ‘appraisal tool’ when assessing the benefits of expansion The economic benefits of a third runway at Heathrow were underestimated by several billion pounds as a result of bungled calculations by civil servants. Officials at…...