The Telegraphadded this to BusinessGold Gold hits five-year high after Federal Reserve hints at rate cutsThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansThe price of gold surged to a five-year high after the Federal Reserve indicated it was prepared to cut interest rates this year to prop up the US economy. Gold hit $1,381 an ounce - its highest level
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPoldark Poldark actress says BBC failed to invite her to premiere of new season because she is middle-aged womanThe Telegraph - By Helena Horton and Anita SinghA Poldark actress has said she was snubbed from the red carpet premiere of the show by the BBC because she is a middle-aged woman. Beatie Edney, 56, plays Prudie, an influential servant in the Poldark
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesWhales Whales are being released from Russian 'jail', says Putin during phone-in showThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnNearly 100 whales held in an infamous “whale jail” in Russia's far east have begun to be freed, state television announced during a call-in show with Vladimir Putin on Thursday. Two Orcas and six Belugas
The Telegraphadded this to TravelCorsica Five beautiful and lesser-known feline species, following the discovery of the 'cat-fox'The Telegraph - By Annabel Fenwick ElliottScientists believe they have identified a new species of cat living on the French island of Corsica, and wildlife enthusiasts are rather excited about it. Dubbed the 'cat-fox' by locals, thanks to its
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPrince William Polo club frequented by Prince William and Harry in row with neighbours over plans to double capacityThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA polo club frequented by the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Sussex is embroiled in a planning row with neighbours over plans to double its capacity to 10,000 people. Residents believe the proposal
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsChichester Teenage boy's heart condition discovered by accident while he played with GP mother's stethoscopeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA teenage boy's life-threatening heart condition was discovered by accident after he asked to play with his GP mother's new stethoscope. George Ashby was unaware he would only have had a year to live of
The Telegraphadded this to MusicNick Cave Conversations with Nick Cave, Barbican, review: a spiky, funny, beautiful evening with a genuine one-offThe Telegraph - By Chris HarveyNick Cave is an artist at the peak of his powers. That might sound surprising for a 61-year-old whose greatest album – The Boatman’s Call (1997) – is now more than two decades behind him. But the shattering
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessNational Crime Agency SFO makes fifth arrest over London Capital & Finance collapseThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellPaul Careless, the millionaire founder of marketing firm Surge Financial that put thousands of investors’ savings into collapsed mini-bond firm London Capital & Finance, was arrested near his Brighton
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesHSBC Senior HSBC banker wins compensation from hairdresser who burned her head during blow dryThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweA senior HSBC banker who was burned on the head by a hairdresser during a wash and blow dry has won thousands in compensation after she said it left her being mocked by colleagues. Sarina Saul-Hassam a
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsManchester United Tottenham hold talks with Bruno Fernandes' agent in move that could force Manchester United's handThe Telegraph - By James DuckerTottenham Hotspur held talks with the agent of Sporting Lisbon midfielder Bruno Fernandes this week in a move that could force Manchester United to make a final decision on the Portugal international.
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018FIFA Women's World Cup England Women's World Cup 2019 squad: Team updates, fixtures and TV match timesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEngland maintained their perfect women’s World Cup Group D record when Ellen White’s double gave them a 2-0 win over Japan on Wednesday. White struck either side of the interval as the Lionesses, who already
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesCelebrity News Royal charity split: Duke and Duchess of Sussex to leave Royal FoundationThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to split from the Royal Foundation, leaving the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with the decade-old charity to set up their own project. The Sussexes are to establish own
The Telegraphadded this to TheatreThe Theatre Three Sisters, Vaudeville Theatre, review: Chekhov as existential horror showThe Telegraph - By Claire AllfreeIf there’s a single image dominating Lev Dodin’s Russian-language revival of Chekhov’s masterpiece (here with surtitles) of a family watching life pass them by in a provincial backwater, it’s captivity.
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsChild Abuse UK's most senior Catholic 'ignored' child sex abuse victims to protect church, report findsThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingThe most senior Catholic in the UK "ignored" child sex abuse to protect the Church’s reputation, a government inquiry report has found. Since the mid 1930s, there have been more than 130 allegations of
The Telegraphadded this to FilmDolls Chucky, the doll that just won't die: the story of Don Mancini's friend 'til the endThe Telegraph - By Rebecca HawkesFor young children, the central conceit of the Toy Story franchise – that your beloved dolls, action figures and cuddly animals are secretly alive, springing into motion whenever your back is turned –
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsCorsica French claim discovery of new ‘cat-fox’ species in Corsican forestThe Telegraph - By Henry Samuel and Agence France-PresseFor centuries, it was the stuff of fairy tales on the French Mediterranean island of Corsica. Shepherds recounted sightings of an elusive metre-long, ring-tailed feline with razor-sharp teeth that would
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTravel Cruise ships ‘seized by Russian authorities’, putting hundreds of holidays at riskThe TelegraphThe once-in-a-lifetime holidays of hundreds of travellers are in jeopardy after Russian authorities seized two ships from a Canada-based cruise company. One Ocean Expeditions (OOE) had leased the MV Akademik
The Telegraphadded this to CarsLand Rover Range Rover Range Rover Evoque review: posh new 'baby' SUV returns to rule the school runThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsRange Rovers, eh? They all look the same these days, don’t they? The thing is, though, that this ‘Russian Doll’ approach to styling, first championed by Audi, works. People buy Range Rovers in large part
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIHRA All political parties should follow Change UK's example and adopt the IHRA definition of anti-SemitismThe Telegraph - By Joan RyanJeremy Corbyn and his team are eager to resist this definition, having fallen foul of it in the past Hate crimes, directed against ethnic minorities, refugees and the LGBT community, are on the rise in
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris is tragically mistaken if he thinks he can strike a deal with Brussels nowThe Telegraph - By Andrew LilicoThe usual assumption among Brexiteers is that, once he becomes Prime Minister, Boris Johnson will go all out for no deal, leading either to a struggle between Parliament and the Executive or to an early
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsFukushima Japanese nuclear plant sparks panic after ticking wrong box on fax in wake of earthquakeThe Telegraph - By Julian RyallStaff at the largest nuclear power plant in the world ticked the wrong box on a fax message and triggered an atomic scare after a strong earthquake struck northern Japan on Tuesday evening. The magnitude
The Telegraphadded this to FilmBrightburn Brightburn review: a gory, nihilistic tale about the bad boy of superheroesThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyDir: David Yarovesky. Cast: Elizabeth Banks, David Denman, Jackson A Dunn, Matt Jones, Meredith Hagner, Jennifer Holland, Steve Agee, Gregory Alan Williams. 15 cert, 90 min “When superheroes go bad” is
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBank of England Economy flatlines in second quarter but Bank holds rates steadyThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesThe Bank of England has warned that the economy was brought to a standstill in the second quarter but its rate-setters defied the global shift towards stimulus at top central banks. The Monetary Policy
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessNeil Woodford Chairman follows chief exec out the door at Woodford-backed Allied MindsThe Telegraph - By Jack TorranceThe chairman of Allied Minds and another director have followed its chief executive out of the door as it continues to face pressure from activist shareholder Crystal Amber. Peter Dolan, a former pharmaceuticals
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessWaymo Renault and Nissan partner with Waymo to develop self-driving servicesThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyThe Renault-Nissan alliance has signed an exclusive deal with Google's sister company Waymo to develop self-driving services in France and Japan. The tie-up between the car-makers and the autonomous vehicles
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel The Norwegian island that's banishing the concept of timeThe Telegraph - By Greg DickinsonResidents of a remote Norwegian island are campaigning to abolish the concept of time, saying they should be able to do “what we want, when we want”. The citizens of Sommaroy say they do not experience
The Telegraphadded this to Travel The obscure, historic part of Orkney that most travellers never findThe Telegraph - By Mark RoweThe largest natural harbour in the northern hemisphere can often feel extremely empty. I’m standing on Barth Head, an angular contortion of old red sandstone that juts its chin out high above the water
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessRetail Chilly spring hits retail sales in MayThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaThe scale of the challenges facing the retail sector were underlined by new figures that confirmed May's cold weather led to the biggest drop in sales this year. Shoppers were put off by rain and cooler
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel Dress to impress: How to pack for a summer cruiseThe Telegraph - By Claire Brayford and Lee OsborneWhether you’re heading to the cooler climes of Northern Europe or the hot and sunny Mediterranean, there’s no reason not to look stylishly on point. Here’s what to wear for a summer sail. Sailing through
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsLondon Fire Brigade Head of London Fire Brigade announces plan to quit ahead of 'critical' Grenfell inquiry reportThe Telegraph - By Gareth Davies and Robert MendickThe head of the London Fire Brigade has announced her plan to quit ahead of the Grenfell inquiry report in which the fire service is expected to be criticised. The capital's first female fire commissioner
