English

telegraph.co.uk

Today News

02

Tuesday, Apr 23

00

Arsenal’s rout of Chelsea exposes chasm between clubs moving in different directions

www.telegraph.co.uk

There is still a say for Arsenal in what could yet be the best Premier League title race in years and that it was built upon the ruins of what was supposed to be the new Chelsea, will only sharpen the appetite of Mikel Arteta’s players.

20

FTSE 100 closes at fresh record high amid warning over rate cuts

www.telegraph.co.uk

Interest rate cuts are still “some way off”, the Bank of England’s chief economist has warned, as hopes for rapidly falling borrowing costs around the world fade.

19

15

12

06

05

02

Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill finally passes after eight hours of painstaking debate

www.telegraph.co.uk

Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill finally cleared Parliament early on Tuesday morning after eight hours of debate as MPs and peers sat through the night to pass the flagship legislation.

01

Monday, Apr 22

00

21

19

18

FTSE 100 surges to record high as Middle East tensions ease

www.telegraph.co.uk

The FTSE 100 has closed at a record high after fears about an escalating conflict in the Middle East eased.

17

14

13

11

Sunday, Apr 21

00

Liverpool’s demise is exaggerated – they are still in the title race

www.telegraph.co.uk

It is always dangerous to assume too much about how things will happen in football. When Jurgen Klopp announced his departure there was a swell of goodwill from sentimental fans who recognise the contribution he has made to the…

22

Man Utd were humiliated in victory over Coventry – and Antony’s awful celebration sums it up

www.telegraph.co.uk

When Manchester United won the penalty shoot-out, after extra-time in this stunning FA Cup semi-final, Antony turned and cupped his ears to goad the Coventry City players left desolate on the half-way line at Wembley.

21

20

19

Everton on brink of safety after win over Nottingham Forest in ‘El Deductico’

www.telegraph.co.uk

Everton’s handy cut out and keep guide for avoiding relegation served them well in what was dubbed the Premier League’s ‘El Deductico’.