Sophie Barnes

The Russian ambassador to the UK has claimed the Novichok used in the Salisbury attack last year could not have come from Russia because it “would have killed everyone”.

More than 100 failing care homes are being run by directors who have been forced to shut down others after residents died or were neglected, the Sunday Telegraph can reveal.

A former Ministry of Justice analyst has claimed she was bullied out of her job after telling bosses a sex offender rehabilitation scheme the government had run for more than 20 years was not working.

Residents in areas of the country where cash is no longer king may find themselves without a cash machine, as an ATM chief suggested the machines will only be protected in areas where the use of cash is not in decline.

Dressed in a charcoal grey suit offset with an open-necked pink pinstripe shirt, Farouq Ogunseye looked every inch the successful businessman as he took a seat opposite his potential new clients.

NHS official Paul Jerram’s alleged activities first came to light in 2015 as a result of a Daily Telegraph undercover investigation

Law to ban carers from multiple sites as fears grow over outbreaks among elderly

Currently, restaurants are banned from keeping cash tips but can retain any that are paid on cards

Members said they were ‘embarrassed’ to be known as Devon Guild of Craftsmen and said the name was outdated

The Telegraph published its Football for Sale investigation in 2016, which revealed allegations of greed and corruption in English football