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The Telegraph
telegraph.co.uk > news > 09/11/2026 > making-london-poorer-wont-make-britain-richer-burnham

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…...

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telegraph.co.uk > business > 09/10/2026 > michael-oleary-demands-sacking-of-air-traffic-chief

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…...

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telegraph.co.uk > business > 09/10/2026 > wasted-wind-payments-hit-record-high-35m-for-a-single-day

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....

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telegraph.co.uk > food-and-drink > restaurants > william-sitwell-reviews-lennox-manchester

‘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…...

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telegraph.co.uk > business > 09/08/2026 > channel-4-to-axe-300-jobs-in-biggest-ever-round-of-cuts

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…...

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telegraph.co.uk > tv > 09/08/2026 > who-could-replace-monty-don-on-gardeners-world

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,…...

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telegraph.co.uk > tv > 09/07/2026 > the-great-british-bake-off-first-look-review-channel-4

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…...

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telegraph.co.uk > opera > what-to-see > thangam-debbonaire-mission-save-british-opera

‘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…...

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telegraph.co.uk > news > 09/06/2026 > optimistic-picnic-kensington-gardens-joe-reeve

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…...

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telegraph.co.uk > business > 09/06/2026 > civil-servants-bungle-numbers-on-heathrow-third-runway

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…...