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Boris Johnson: Leaving EU would be like ‘prisoner escaping jail’

Boris Johnson on Andrew Marr  

London Mayor says bureaucrats ‘accidentally left the jail door open’

 

Republicans launch fightback against Donald Trump with big gains for Ted Cruz

Super Saturday: Ted Cruz keeps up the pressure on Donald Trump, winning two states, and emerges as the only man in the field that can challenge the frontrunner

The cold call tech pest who still lives with mum

Programmer Louis Kidd will almost certainly escape scot free  

Louis Kidd's company faces record £350,000 fine for 40 million nuisance calls – but he is likely never to have to pay

 

Debtor days are over as BIS calls time on world credit binge

"The over-leveraged world is finally approaching a day of reckoning"

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader  

Labour anti-Semitism row threatens to divide the Party

Former shadow cabinet ministers call for suppressed investigation to be published

Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall wedding: Friends, family and celebrities join the celebrations at Fleet Street church

 

The pair tie the knot for a second time - after Friday's official wedding - by hosting a second private ceremony at St Bride's Church, the "spiritual home ofd the media"

Police have arrested a 66-year-old man in connection with the death of Christine James  

Woman found dead after missing flight to Florida

Family members raised the alarm after she failed to catch a flight to Florida

China has poor records on workplace safety  

Horror in China as woman's corpse is found in lift a month after maintenance workers switch off the power

Norwegian Navy cadets break formation to perform 'Uptown Funk' flash mob

 

These newly-graduated sailors mark their passing out with a fantastic dance routine to the Mark Ronson hit

Paul Daniels: 'When it's your time, it's your time'

Paul Daniels accused of racism after 'Paki' tweet  

Entertainer 'living in the knowledge every day is a bonus', his son reveals, as he spends last days at home surrounded by his family

'Cheating' Russia in a race against time for Rio

Russia 'still cheating' as German broadcaster casts doubt over country's willingness to clean up drug problem  

Russia’s bid to overturn world athletics ban in time for the Olympics hit by more doping revelations

Fukushima: Inside the nuclear dead zone

A lone house sits on the scarred landscape, inside the exclusion zone, close to the devastated Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant on February 26, 2016 in Namie, Fukushima Japan. The area is now closed to residents due radiation contamination from the Fukishima nuclear disaster. March 11, 2016 marks the fifth anniversary of the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami which claimed the lives of 15,894, and the subsequent damage to the reactors at TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant causing the nuclear disaster which still forces 99,750 people to live as evacuees away from contaminated areas. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)  

Five years since a tsunami led to disaster at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant, Andrew Gilligan explores the ghost towns left behind

Phil Collins' ex-wife reveals how they rekindled their love after £25m split

Phil Collins and ex-wife Orianne Cevey are back together again  

Orianne Cevey describes how post-natal depression drove them to divorce but a devastating injury helped bring them back together

Generation Spent: 'I blew all my savings in Vegas'

Vegas gambling  

Some Millennials aren't hooked on saving. Rhiannon Doyle-Maw, 24, explains why she's happy to have £1 in her bank account

Unseen Dickens letter reveals rude retort to fan

A tale of two Dickens? The letter reveals the famous writer may have had had a short temper  

A letter has emerged at auction which reveals a distinct lack of patience with Victorian trolling...

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Lady in red: first pictures of 'New Pamela Anderson' Kelly Rohrbach on set

 

Widow, 92, wins deportation battle following social media campaign

Professor Nick Goddard in one of the videos  

'The Smutty Professor': Oxford-educated tutor at Manchester Uni also works as porn star

Sadiq Khan aide suspended over offensive tweets

Joan of Arc ring returned to France

70 health experts want to ban tackling for under-18s  

Schools rugby chief 'banned' from event after siding with health experts over tackling ban

Man dies after being stabbed by primary school

Former Wasps owner and the 'torture' of spending 43 months on bail

Armed police officer guarding Hatton Garden ringleader 'inappropriate'

'Casper the ghost-like' octopus discovered on Pacific Ocean floor

The octopus was found on the Pacific Ocean floor near the Hawaiian Islands  

Finance headlines»

Debtor days are over as BIS calls time on world credit binge

 

"The over-leveraged world is finally approaching a day of reckoning"

Sport»

Alexis Sanchez draws Arsenal level  

How did Arsenal escape with a draw at Tottenham?

Analysis and reaction from Saturday's North London derby at White Hart Lane after Tottenham and Arsenal draw 2-2

Jamie and Andy Murray (right) celebrate a point  

Murray brothers too hot to handle as GB defeat Japan

Andy and Jamie defeat Yoshihito Nishioka and Yasutaka Uchiyama 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 in Birmingham as Great Britain take a 2-1 lead

Roy Hodgson in the Ukraine  

The FA will be hard pressed to replace Hodgson

Sam Wallace: The dearth of home managers will become apparent should the top job become available following Euro 2016

 

How did Conor McGregor lose to Nate Diaz at UFC 196?

Shell-shocked Irishman says he will now go back down to featherweight to defend his crown after his second-round defeat to Nate Diaz in Las Vegas

Moyes knows of the difficulties involved in taking the Newcastle job  

Moyes poised to answer Newcastle's SOS call

Exclusive: David Moyes is in the frame to take over at Newcastle with Steve McClaren nearing the exit

Everton manager Roberto Martinez looks on during his side's defeat to West Ham  

Everton fans blast Martinez after West Ham defeat

Everton fans on Twitter have had enough of Roberto Martinez after the Toffees surrendered a 2-0 lead to lose 3-2 at home to West Ham

 

Relaxed Robshaw relishing his role back in the England ranks

Former England captain tells Steve James that losing all-consuming role has improved him as a player

Superb Kenny wins his third world title

After suffering from bouts of depression and self-doubt, Jason Kenny roared back into form to win sprint gold at the World Championships once again

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Navy cadets stage 'Uptown Funk' flash mob

Britons rescued from remote sea ice

Trump wants 'one-on-one' with Cruz

Police appeal after teenager injured in 'frenzied' Oval chicken shop stabbing

CCTV: "Frenzied" chicken shop stabbing

A lone house sits on the scarred landscape, inside the exclusion zone, close to the devastated Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant on February 26, 2016 in Namie, Fukushima Japan. The area is now closed to residents due radiation contamination from the Fukishima nuclear disaster. March 11, 2016 marks the fifth anniversary of the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami which claimed the lives of 15,894, and the subsequent damage to the reactors at TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant causing the nuclear disaster which still forces 99,750 people to live as evacuees away from contaminated areas. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Return to Fukushima

Clashes erupted outside the ground before the match

Fans in violent clashes outside White Hart Lane

Ed Miliband gives homeless man £10

Lucky dog saved from drowning in floods

Rescuers release huge mountain lion from trap in Utah

Huge mountain lion released from trap

The octopus was found on the Pacific Ocean floor near the Hawaiian Islands

'Casper the ghost-like' octopus discovered

Travel»

The 50 greatest hotels in the world

The 50 greatest hotels in the world  

From barefoot retreats to city-centre chic, Telegraph Travel's team of experts brings you the definitive guide

Fascinating facts about Britain's churches and cathedrals

Fascinating facts about Britain's religious buildings  

For no other reasons than because it's Sunday, enjoy these amazing facts and fun tales about UK churches

The Danube with the correspondents

Cruise the Danube with BBC correspondents: Telegraph Tours  
Telegraph Tours

Join us on a voyage through eastern Europe with two of Britain's finest reporters - John Simpson and Martin Bell

Exclusive deals to The Telegraph's favourite hotels

The Sarojin, Thailand  

Enjoy a cosy seaside retreat, plan a weekend in Vienna – or go large with a romantic trip to Thailand

10 bizarre micronations

Ten bizarre micronations  

From a bohemian Danish enclave to a state devoted to tuna fishing, here are 10 of the strangest micronations ever invented

The best beach hotels in the Mediterranean

Hotel du Cap Eden Roc, Antibes  

Featuring the top places to stay in Majorca, the Greek Islands, Sardinia, Croatia and the French Riviera

Ibiza's best hotels

The best beach hotels in Ibiza  
Top 10

From clifftop swimming pools to glittering Mediterranean views, our expert rounds up Ibiza's best hotels

The best spa hotels in the south of England

Lime Wood  
Top 10

Pampering retreats with fabulous pools, Ayurvedic treatments and aromatherapy saunas

Could you be a London cabbie?

Could you be a London cabbie?  

How well do you know London's lanes and landmarks? Find out with our quiz

Culture»

 

Dr Thorne: get ready for another class act from ITV

Philip Hensher looks forward to a new period drama from the creator of Downton Abbey

House of Cards, season 4, episode 1: eight talking points including Claire Underwood's agenda

Kevin Spacey as Frank Underwood in House of Cards  
Television

An ambition that had always smouldered is coming to life now, and other things we learn in episode 1

Woodstock, Bob Dylan and Janis Joplin: what really happened

 
Music

The small town became a musicians' paradise, but few escaped unscathed

40 quotes about life (for an optimist)

Who was the mysterious Giorgione?

 
Art

The painter sparked a revolution in Venetian art – then faded into legend. Alastair Sooke investigates

Christian Bale: my Batman could never compare to Heath Ledger's Joker

 
Film

The former Batman is having a bit of a Dark Knight of the soul, if his latest comments are anything to go by

Gods of Egypt: what in Ra's name went so wrong?

Gerard Butler in Gods of Egypt  
Film

Alex Proyas's $140 million fantasy epic has been panned by critics. Where did it all go so wrong?

Gloria Steinem: 'You were considered crazy if you didn’t marry’

 

America's most famous feminist tells Gaby Wood why women don't have to have children

Culture stars who died in 2016

 

Including R2-D2 creator Tony Dyson and Pat Conroy, bestselling author of "The Prince of Tides", who has died aged 70

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