UK Apache attack helicopters launch first strikes on Libya
Two targets attacked in first mission flown by British combat helicopters over Libya, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
High earners to lose 'subsidised' council homes
Ministers will take aim at 6,000 people earning at least £100,000 who live in social housing, The Telegraph can disclose.
Firemen battle 'huge' fire at Kent oil depot
More than 60 firemen spent the night tackling a major blaze at an oil depot near Kingsnorth power station in Kent.
Yemen president wounded by shellfire
Ali Abdullah Saleh blamed 'outlaws' after he was hit by shellfire as presidential palace comes under attack amid brewing civil war.
Cadbury apologises over Naomi Campbell advert
Chocolate maker's 'diva' advert was in 'poor taste', says supermodel.
US jobs figures spark fears
Employers hired far fewer workers than expected, jobless rate rises.
BetFred wins Tote bid
Britain's fourth-biggest bookmaker crowned winner of Tote race.
UK service data casts cloud
Weakened services sector suggests recovery is losing momentum.
Opec could up oil supply
Oil cartel seriously considers raising supply to dampen soaring prices.
Cook rides to the rescue for England
England (342-6) v Sri Lanka Alastair Cook fall four runs short of a century after digging England out of a hole on the opening day of the second Test at Lord's.
Federer destroys Djokovic to surge into final
Roger Federer's sensational 7-6 6-3 3-6 7-6 win set up a meeting with Rafa Nadal in the French Open final.
England gear up for final push
John Terry insists team have turned a corner after poor World Cup, but there must be no slip ups against Swiss.
We do terrible things to old people today
Actor and writer Simon Callow talks about his mother’s dementia and the problem of texting in.
Author sheds light on the dark side
Louis Begley tackles terrorist attacks of September 11 in his new book, Schmidt Steps Back.
You can keep the mud and mayhem
Compared to mudfests like Glastonbury, The Hay Festival is bliss – and wonderfully civilised, says Bryony Gordon.
Clive Aslet: on second homes
It's a brave man who stands up in rural Wales to say second homes “are not necessarily a bad thing.”
Burgundy vs Bordeaux
Anthony Peregrine launches his four-part guide to France's most appealing regions.
Britain's Got Talent: review
Simon Cowell made an impassioned speech before the final's line-up was completed
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