The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesUEFA Champions League Lack of home-grown players leaves Chelsea facing huge Champions League headacheThe Telegraph - By Matt LawFrank Lampard will face a Champions League headache if, as expected, he succeeds Maurizio Sarri as Chelsea head coach. Chelsea are preparing for the fact they will start serving their two-window transfer
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories The perfect weekend in LA, a city that 'makes nonsense of history and breaks all the rules'The Telegraph - By Christopher BeanlandThe English architectural critic and writer Reyner Banham said Los Angeles “makes nonsense of history and breaks all the rules”. There is nowhere like this sprawling, sleazy, exciting and sometimes frustrating
The Telegraphadded this to TravelCroatia Venice, Greece and CroatiaThe TelegraphMS Rhapsody of the Seas is a Vision-class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. Onboard amenities include a full-service spa, two swimming pools, six bars, a rock-climbing wall, and several
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessMario Draghi Markets jump as Draghi hints at more eurozone stimulusThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesMario Draghi has given markets his strongest signal yet that the European Central Bank will unveil more stimulus this autumn to revive the ailing eurozone economy. The ECB chief admitted that "additional
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSteven Spielberg Can Spielberg’s West Side Story ease 50 years of Puerto Rican hurt?The Telegraph - By Biba KangThe Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim classic took Romeo and Juliet to the mid-century streets of Manhattan, winning acclaim and awards in the process. Fifty years on, though, West Side Story’s problematic
The Telegraphadded this to CyclingGeraint Thomas Geraint Thomas in doubt to defend Tour de France title after crashing out of Tour de SuisseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportGeraint Thomas's ability to defend his Tour de France crown has been thrown into doubt after he was forced to withdraw from the Tour de Suisse following a heavy crash on Tuesday. Thomas was treated on
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIran The West must call Iran's bluff or face the devastating consequencesThe Telegraph - By Colonel Richard KempNeither the US nor Iran wants war. President Trump was elected partly on a platform that sought to end long-running US involvement in conflict in the Middle East and South Asia. Even if he wanted it he
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessNeil Woodford Don't let Woodford's woes cloud the value of illiquid investmentsThe Telegraph - By Chris CummingsThe work of investment managers has been featured prominently in the news in recent days and triggered a welcome discussion on how we invest the savings of the millions of people who look to us to provide
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesJames Dyson Sir James Dyson donates £19m to his old school as a thank you for paying for his educationThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBillionaire inventor Sir James Dyson has donated nearly £19m to his old school as a thank you for letting him study there for free following death of his father. Vacuum cleaner entrepreneur Dyson, 72,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsNSO Group Serpentine Galleries CEO steps down after 'toxic attacks' over husband's links to Israeli spyware firmThe Telegraph - By Jack HardyThe CEO of Serpentine Galleries has quit following “toxic personal attacks” over her husband’s investment in an Israeli spyware firm. Yana Peel claimed she was subject to a “lobbying campaign” after it
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Tory MPs may be about to make Boris Johnson's life much easierThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettEvery politician dreams of being able to pick their opponents. Boris Johnson is no different, as he has to rely on his fellow Tory MPs to decide upon who deserves to stay in the race against him to be
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Debate: should 'no hope' leadership contenders pull out and crown Boris PM?The Telegraph - By Asa Bennett and Tim MontgomerieWith Boris Johnson the firm favourite to emerge the victor from the Conservative leadership contest, calls are rising for the other candidates to stop being "self-indulgent" and pack it in, given that
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsWomen's News Drinker wins Brewdog discrimination case after being told he cannot order women-only drinkThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA drinker won a discrimination case against a popular brewery after he was stopped from buying its women-only beer. Brewdog last year offered discounts on a “pink” craft ale to anyone identifying as female
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPolar Bears Polar bear roams Russian city hundreds of miles from natural habitatThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseA hungry polar bear has been spotted on the outskirts of the Russian industrial city of Norilsk, hundreds of miles from its natural habitat, authorities said on Tuesday. Images of the visibly exhausted
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessSingapore Will Hong Kong's political protests give Singapore a financial boost?The Telegraph - By Harriet RussellThe political unrest in Hong Kong in recent days could have serious implications for its reputation as Asia’s premier financial centre by boosting the amount of money flowing into arch rival Singapore.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAntibiotics Countries risking spread of superbugs by failing to monitor antibiotic usageThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandMany countries are using too many antibiotics which should only be used as a last resort, risking the spread of superbugs, the World Health Organization has warned. At the launch of a campaign promoting
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsRomelu Lukaku Romelu Lukaku's hopes of Inter Milan switch hinges on Italian club raising funds from squad trimThe Telegraph - By James DuckerRomelu Lukaku’s hopes of securing a move to Inter Milan from Manchester United are likely to hinge on the Italian club being able to offload players. Antonio Conte, the new Inter coach, is eager to bring
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBoris Johnson 'Chairman' Boris: What makes a great chairman in business?The Telegraph - By Sophie SmithBoris Johnson remains the favourite to win the Conservative leadership election and replace Theresa May next month. If, as bookies predict, Johnson surpasses the other Tory candidates to win the top job,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesBahrain White House will not invite Israeli officials to Bahrain event on grand Middle East planThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyThe White House will not invite Israeli government officials to a Bahrain conference devoted to gaining support for a Palestinian economic plan in order to keep the event apolitical, a senior administration
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyTechnology Israeli space tech firm hiSky expands to the UKThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsIsraeli satellite firm hiSky has expanded into the UK, backed by £9m funding by the UK Space Agency as part of Britain’s push into the new space age. The company, which builds low-cost satellites to provide
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsVeal Veal reputation is changing as chefs say the meat is ethical by-product of dairy industryThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonFor decades, no young, right-on person would ever think of touching veal. However, the meat is having a revival among millennials and sustainable eaters as chefs argue British veal is an ethical by-product
The Telegraphadded this to TVPlay buttonPhillip Schofield Beige, forever middle-aged, and a little strange: just how nice is Phillip Schofield, really?The Telegraph - By Stuart HeritageThe most heartbreaking scene in last year’s A Star is Born remake comes when Bradley Cooper’s character watches his protege-turned-wife win a Grammy award. His personal pride eclipsed by professional he
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingInvestment Trusts Fund vs trust: which to buy if the same manager runs bothThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesThe recent fall from grace of "star" fund manager Neil Woodford came about in part because his Equity Income fund was too heavily invested in unlisted companies. He also runs an investment trust, which
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsCollege & University Top European technical university to open jobs exclusively to womenThe Telegraph - By Senay BoztasA Dutch university is appointing only female academic staff for at least the next 18 months to improve its gender balance. Eindhoven University of Technology, located in an area known for its high-tech
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRoyal Albert Hall Bryan Ferry, Royal Albert Hall, review: big hits and seductive rarities from pop’s suavest silver foxThe Telegraph - By James HallCultural commentator Peter York famously described Bryan Ferry as “the best possible example of the ultimate art-directed existence” and suggested that he should “hang in the Tate”. Now 74, Ferry is showing
The Telegraphadded this to LifestyleBrad Pitt According to science we all have a type when it comes to dating - so do these A-listers prove that theory?The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 19 View All Skip Ad
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessLeasing Rental boom sends Ashtead profits soaring over £1bnThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerProfits at industrial equipment rental company Ashtead soared last year, defying sluggish UK growth as it boosted performance in its core US business. The FTSE 100 company leases leasing everything from
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNiantic Pokémon Go creator Niantic buys London-based Sensible Object in latest UK expansionThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsNiantic, the developer behind the hugely successful Pokémon Go game, has expanded its UK operations with the acquisition of London-based games studio Sensible Object. San Francisco based Niantic is gearing
The Telegraphadded this to NewsRoyal Ascot Royal Ascot 2019, in picturesThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 12 View All Skip Ad
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNeymar Neymar linked with return to Barcelona after PSG president says he 'no longer wants superstar behaviour' at clubThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtParis St-Germain may be prepared to sell Neymar if he wants to leave this summer but only for what would be a world-record fee. At the same time PSG will not pursue Paul Pogba despite the French international
