The Telegraphadded this to Obituaries Alex Findlater, genial scion of a Protestant family of Dublin merchants who was known to friends as ‘the Grocer’ – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesAlex Findlater, who has died aged 81, was one of the last survivors of the largely Protestant merchant elite who held sway in the business life of Dublin for years after independence had transferred political
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionBrexit What is Labour's position on Brexit? This muddle and dither cannot continue foreverThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewWhile there is an understandable political preoccupation with the Conservative leadership contest, the goings-on inside Labour are just as significant to the future of Brexit. All the talk of bringing
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit Brexit without a deadline risks no Brexit at allThe Telegraph - By Nick TimothyBoris is right to hope that a fixed date will force the EU to think again If Conservatives accept that Britain must leave the European Union, they have to be honest about their bottom line – that we would
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPublic Policy Bureaucracy and bean-counting are taking the joy out of being a GPThe Telegraph - By Margaret McCartneyGeneral practice is the best job in the world – sharing the joy following the difficult arrival of a baby or seeing folk recover from depression. Even at the saddest moments, such as working with our district
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Steph Houghton Steph Houghton and Jill Scott are standout players in this World Cup off and on the pitchThe Telegraph - By Jordan NobbsEven though she is an injury doubt, I am pretty confident that Steph Houghton will be playing against Norway on Thursday night. She will be doing whatever she can to be on that pitch leading the team but
The Telegraphadded this to NewsIran Iran readies to breach uranium restrictions as confrontation with United States deepensThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantThe confrontation between Iran and the United States is expected to escalate on Thursday as Iran warned it is ready to violate its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal for the first time. Iran has said
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt's 'Little England' gaffe is an infuriating insult to Tory LeaversThe Telegraph - By Patrick O'FlynnIn the classic 1963 film The Great Escape, Flight Lieutenant Andy MacDonald and an accomplice are undone at the last when MacDonald, played by Gordon Jackson, replies “thank you” rather than “danke dir”
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBrexit Governor hints at rate cuts in a no-deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Anna Isaac and Tom ReesMark Carney said the uncertainty effect of Brexit had been “weighing on business, and particularly business investment” as he signalled that the Bank of England was likely to cut interest rates in the
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsCrimea MPs warn Russia let off hook over Crimea annexation as it rejoins PACEThe Telegraph - By James RothwellBritish MPs warned Russia had been let off the hook for its annexation of Crimea on Wednesday after Moscow was allowed back into the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly with no sanctions or conditions
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCaravaggio Caravaggio sold to mystery buyer before auction will go on display in 'great museum'The Telegraph - By Henry SamuelA mystery foreign buyer has acquired a painting by Italian master Caravaggio stumbled on in a French attic and it will be displayed in a “great museum”, auctioneers have confirmed. The painting, which
The Telegraphadded this to NewsNursing How studying nursing can earn you a better salary than an English degree from OxbridgeThe Telegraph - By Camilla Turner and Patrick ScottA nursing degree can earn you a better salary than reading English at Oxford or Cambridge, official data shows. Graduates of nursing at Brunel University earn £35,700 on average after five years, compared
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsHolyrood Holyrood approves presumption against prison sentences of less than a yearThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonThousands of criminals including some convicted of attempted murder or sex offences could avoid jail under controversial sentencing rules approved by MSPs, the Tories have warned. The Scottish Parliament
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPaedophile Online paedophile hunters are abusers trying to reinvent themselves as 'good people', says former police chiefThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightOnline paedophile hunters are abusers who are trying to reinvent themselves as "good people", the UK's former police child protection head has said. Jim Gamble QPM, who ran the Child Exploitation and Protection
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Pierluigi Collina defends use of VAR at Women's World CupThe Telegraph - By Molly McElweePierluigi Collina has defended the use of VAR at the World Cup, disputing claims the women's game is being used as a guinea pig. In an animated press conference, which lasted 90 minutes and included Collina
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsCressida Dick Met Commissioner warns police must improve technology use to bring criminals to justiceThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansThe police must make better use of technology and data if they want to reduce crime and bring criminals to justice, Britain’s most senior police officer has said. Cressida Dick, the Commissioner of the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessMergers & Acquisitions Bathstore pulls the plug putting 500 jobs at riskThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaBathstore, which sells items from shower curtains to bathroom furniture, has became the latest victim of the brutal conditions on Britain's high street, putting 500 jobs at risk. The loss-making retailer,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPorcupine Letting Boris off his leash may be the canniest strategy of allThe Telegraph - By Benedict SpenceIf there’s one thing the British love, it’s an oddball My parents’ dog is poorly trained. It yaps, harrumphs and leaps all over the house. Though only marginally bigger than the average porcupine, it its
The Telegraphadded this to NewsGreenwich, UK Beloved 'Blackheath Donkey' stabbed in suspected 'gang initiation' attackThe Telegraph - By Alex ShipmanA popular one-time Blackheath donkey was found stabbed in what his owner believes was a suspected "gang initiation" attack. Bimbo, a 28-year-old donkey, was found bleeding from his side on Friday by one
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyTesco Tesco turns to cashierless stores as competition with Amazon heats upThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalTesco shoppers could soon be buying their groceries in futuristic checkout-less stores as the supermarket chain fights back against growing competition from e-commerce giant Amazon. The British supermarket
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsSri Lanka Sri Lanka president signs four death warrants to end decades long moratoriumThe Telegraph - By Qadijah IrshadThe Sri Lankan president on Wednesday signed the death warrants of four prisoners jailed on drug-related offenses, to end a 43-year moratorium on the island. “I would like to announce today, on International
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsLabour Party Labour in fresh anti-Semitism storm as MPs revolt over move to readmit Chris Williamson to partyThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeLabour's anti-Semitism crisis has been reignited after an MP who claimed the party had been "too apologetic" to the Jewish community was readmitted with only a formal warning. Jeremy Corbyn was is facing
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsHolocaust Dutch railway to pay 'tens of millions' of euros to compensate Holocaust victimsThe Telegraph - By Senay BoztasThe Dutch railway service NS is to pay “tens of millions” in compensation for its role in transporting 100,000 people on their way to death camps in the Second World War. A commission established last
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessRihanna Can Rihanna - and spending more on stores - leave Boots sitting pretty?The Telegraph - By Laura Onita“It’s quite tough out there, but I think we’re in a good place.” That was the verdict of Boots boss Sebastian James about the prospects of the chemist chain as he unveiled its new flagship store in London’s
The Telegraphadded this to CricketJason Roy England opener Jason Roy poised to make return from injury against IndiaThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultEngland are confident Jason Roy will be fit for Sunday’s crucial World Cup group match against India at Edgbaston. Roy tested his left hamstring at Lord’s by running and batting under the watch of medical
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesBenjamin Netanyahu Ehud Barak announces Israeli politics comeback to defeat Benjamin NetanyahuThe Telegraph - By Raf SanchezEhud Barak, the former prime minister of Israel, has announced that he is returning to politics to try to drive Benjamin Netanyahu out of office. The 77-year-old former Labour leader has not held the minister’s
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituaries Corporal Alan Bond, jungle expert who led more than 100 anti-terrorist operations during the Malayan Emergency – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesCorporal Alan Bond, who has died aged 81, was awarded the Military Medal while serving with the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment (RLR) during the Malayan Emergency. Bond served in Malaya with the 1st Battalion
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMeghan, Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle clearly suffers from American Wife Syndrome - and I should knowThe Telegraph - By Helen Kirwan-TaylorThe news this week that £2.4 million pounds of tax payers' money has been spent on the refurbishment of Frogmore cottage caused more than a few eyebrows to be raised. One commentator said the renovation
The Telegraphadded this to NewsListeria Sandwich manufacturer linked to listeria outbreak is cleared to produce againThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdA food company that makes sandwiches which were linked to a listeria outbreak at British hospitals has been allowed to resume production, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said. The Good Food Chain no
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNewcastle United Exclusive: Patrick Vieira and Steven Gerrard on Newcastle shortlist in search for Rafael Benitez replacementThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United are yet to make contact with any of their managerial targets but have drawn up a shortlist headed by Patrick Vieira, Steven Gerrard and Mikel Arteta. They are also keen on Bournemouth
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesEd Davey LibDems working on plan to topple Conservative government and install senior Labour MP into Number 10The Telegraph - By Christopher HopeSenior Liberal Democrats are working on a plan to topple the Conservatives and install a senior Labour MP in 10 Downing Street without holding a general election. Sir Ed Davey, who is battling with Jo
