The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesEric Swalwell Democrats 2020: Eric Swalwell, the former prosecutor ready to take on the US gun lobbyThe Telegraph - By David MillwardWearing a Hawaiian shirt, shorts and sunglasses, Eric Swalwell posed for the cameras as "Bahama Bob". His target was Maryland governor Robert Erich who, on holiday in the Bahamas, was reportedly mulling
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMeghan, Duchess of Sussex Royal Family doubles carbon footprint for travel thanks to worldwide tours by charter planeThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Royal Family’s carbon footprint for travel has risen 98 per cent in the last year, thanks to a series of overseas tours. The annual report showed that “business travel” used 3,344 tonnes of CO2e in
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionBoris Johnson Letters: Two realities hidden by excitement over Boris Johnson’s domestic lifeThe TelegraphSIR – The Boris Johnson domestic tiff affair has obscured two overlooked realities. One is that the ranks of EU Remainers include some very nasty pieces of work. The other is that the actual vote will
The Telegraphadded this to NewsHygiene You cannot be 'too clean' health experts warn, in bid to debunk mythsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyYou cannot be "too clean", millennials are being told, as public health experts attempt to debunk myths around hygiene. The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) said incorrect theories which became in
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsTaxes Fast food outlets will be able to get tax cuts by offering customers saladThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyFast food outlets will get tax cuts for putting salads on their menu, under Government plans to combat obesity. Ministers on Tuesday backed measures which will see restaurants and cafes receive discounts
The Telegraphadded this to NewsResearch Women in the top jobs less likely to be Oxbridge graduates than male colleagues, research revealsThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingWomen in the top professions are less likely to have studied at Oxbridge than their male counterparts, research has found. The research, published today by the Sutton Trust, in conjunction with the Social
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMeghan, Duchess of Sussex Public paid £2.4m to renovate Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Frogmore CottageThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s new home of Frogmore Cottage has cost £2.4 million of public funds to renovate so far, according to this year’s Royal accounts. The cottage has been remodelled from five
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesF-35 Britain's new F35 stealth jets used on operations for the first timeThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsBritain's new F35 fighter jets have been used on operations for the first time, Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt has revealed. The first operational sorties were flown on June 16 from RAF Akrotiri in targeting
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsHackathons The safety of our children is my most important responsibilityThe Telegraph - By Sajid JavidShortly after becoming Home Secretary I made a promise – to make it my mission to do everything I could to tackle child sexual abuse in all its vile forms. On the dark web, it’s estimated there are three
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsOld Age Today's pensioners are earning more than double the income of the elderly 20 years agoThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasMiddle class people aged 60 to 74 are earning more than double what their parents were taking home at the same age as they are increasingly forced to work as they get older. An analysis by the Institute
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsApprenticeships Prisoners should be required to work 40 hours a week behind bars, says study to be backed by ministersThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasPrisoners should be required to do 40 hours a week work behind bars and take apprenticeships to end the “culture of idleness” in jails, says a major report to be endorsed by ministers. The report, by former
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSajid Javid Sajid Javid attacks tech giants over encryption plans that will 'put our children in danger'The Telegraph - By Charles HymasSajid Javid has warned Facebook and other social media companies that their plans to encrypt their platforms will put children in greater danger of online sex abuse. In an article for The Daily Telegraph,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesCameroon Referee in England game twice overruled VAR advice to prevent Cameroon walking off in Women's World Cup clashThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattThe referee of England’s last-16 victory twice overruled VAR late on to prevent Cameroon players from abandoning the match, The Telegraph can reveal. Qin Liang was concerned Cameroon would walk off the
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsAidy Boothroyd Aidy Boothroyd's treatment of Phil Foden raises questions for England under-21 teammatesThe Telegraph - By James DuckerAidy Boothroyd’s standing among his England Under-21 players has taken a hit over his controversial omission of Phil Foden against Romania last week. England crashed out of the European Under-21 Championship
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsCroatia Winless England Under-21s lose lead three times against Croatia to finish European Championships with single pointThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceEight wins in qualification and none in the tournament itself, England Under-21s bid the European Championships farewell with just a single point as Aidy Boothroyd’s team once again threw away a lead a
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson defends his right to privacy and insists he is not trying to 'have it both ways' with 'staged' photoThe Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Anna MikhailovaBoris Johnson has launched a passionate defence of his right to privacy as he said it was “not fair” for his loved ones to be dragged into politics. In the wake of several days of speculation over his
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt pledges extra £15bn for defence to ensure Britain can guard against Russian threatThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerJeremy Hunt has announced plans for £15 billion of extra defence spending as he took advantage of Boris Johnson’s troubles to forge ahead with policy announcements. The Foreign Secretary has carried out
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesDiets Men's fertility irreversibly damaged by age of 18 thanks to Western junk food diet, study findsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMale fertility is being irreversibly damaged by a diet of western junk food by the time men reach 18, a study has found. A groundbreaking investigation has established that teenagers who favour high-fat
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTelevision (UK) The Unwanted: the Secret Windrush Files, review: the jaw-dropping historical bigotry that led to a scandalThe Telegraph - By Chris HarveyIt was hard to ignore the stench of racism emanating from The Unwanted: the Secret Windrush Files (BBC Two). It clung to admired political figures, to government departments, to policy documents – it everywhere.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNHS NHS trust baby deaths review uncovers hundreds of new casesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA review into the deaths and injuries of babies at a scandal-hit maternity unit has uncovered hundreds of new cases. NHS Improvement has found more than 300 new cases of concern at the Shrewsbury and Hospital
The Telegraphadded this to NewsChannel Tunnel Drug addict who pushed former Eurotunnel boss onto Tube tracks jailed for lifeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA drug addict who pushed a former Eurotunnel boss onto Tube tracks has been jailed for life with a minimum of 12 years. Paul Crossley, 47, shoved Sir Robert Malpas, 91, into the path of a train at London's
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson The inside story of the 'staged' Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds pictureThe Telegraph - By Camilla Tominey and Robert MendickThey were the lovestruck images intended to bury what has been a weekend of bad news for Boris Johnson. It was hoped the grainy pictures, showing the wannabe Prime Minister hand-in-hand with his girlfriend
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsTony Blair No frontrunner can take victory for granted. It's time to show us your fighting spirit, BorisThe Telegraph - By William HagueTwenty-two years ago, after the landslide victory of Tony Blair in the 1997 general election, Ken Clarke and I emerged as the final candidates to be Conservative leader. It was the last time that party
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsNorthern Ireland Ireland under EU pressure to lay out plans for border as fears mount that no-deal Brexit is unavoidableThe Telegraph - By Peter FosterIreland is facing demands from six fellow EU countries to set out detailed plans for how it will manage a no-deal Brexit as fears grow in Brussels that such an exit may be unavoidable, The Telegraph can
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMegan Rapinoe USA captain Megan Rapinoe aiming to turn World Cup quarter-final against France into a 'crazy spectacle'The Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsUSA captain Megan Rapinoe is hoping to turn their World Cup quarter-final against France in Paris into a “crazy spectacle” as they look to ruin the tournament for the host nation. The highly-anticipated
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAndy Murray Why Andy Murray is well equipped for doubles successThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsSunday night’s doubles victory at Queen’s Clubhas brought Andy Murray full circle. As he admitted in his autobiography, his first tennis memory was of playing doubles for the Dunblane third team at the
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPolitics Kenneth Clarke says he would bring down Boris Johnson government to prevent no-deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Danielle Sheridan and Harry YorkeKenneth Clarke, the former Conservative chancellor, has said he would be prepared to help bring down a Boris Johnson government in order to prevent a no-deal Brexit. The father of the House of Commons
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTelevision (UK) The £1 Houses: Britain’s Cheapest Street, review: a compelling experiment but it's clear there's no easy fixThe Telegraph - By Chris HarveyThe first series of The £1 Houses: Britain’s Cheapest Street (Channel 4) in February 2018 introduced us to some of the lucky people who bought a terraced house in Liverpool for a quid. Well, I say lucky…
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsNick Clegg Facebook's Nick Clegg says there is 'no evidence' of Russian influence in referendum voteThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasFacebook’s NIck Clegg says there is "absolutely no evidence" that Russia influenced the EU referendum result by using the social media platform. The former LibDem leader who has worked as Facebook’s vice-president
The Telegraphadded this to TennisTennis Marcus Willis accuses LTA of failing to care about British tennisThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareAs the nation revels in Andy Murray’s comeback, there is a creeping sense that he may be papering over the cracks in British tennis. In truth, it is a situation Murray has found himself in for much of
