The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesInternational Development Allocating £14bn UK aid budget across government means the world's poor miss outThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandThe UK’s £14 billion foreign aid budget is being spent in too many wealthy countries with not enough going to the poorest nations, a critical report by UK aid’s funding watchdog has found. A report by
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionIslamophobia Letters: Conservative leadership candidates seek in inquiry into 'Islamophobia'The TelegraphSIR – I see that Sajid Javid has persuaded his colleagues standing for the Conservative leadership to have an inquiry into “Islamophobia” in the party. A useful preliminary would be an inquiry into why
The Telegraphadded this to NewsNHS NHS plans for faster treatment of stroke 'will save thousands of lives'The Telegraph - By Laura DonnellySmall hospitals must stop treating stroke emergencies in order to save thousands of lives, England's top doctor will today say. The national medical director will say NHS trusts across the country must
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsBritish Army British Army needs 'fundamentally different mindset' as it reforms to fight major battles again, report saysThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe British Army is “not prepared” for the casualties it would suffer if forced to engage in combat with Russia, a new report has said. In the future, the army will need a "fundamentally different mindset"
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSaddleworth Moor Fitness tests for female fire fighters could be reviewed because of lack of women, say HM inspectorsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasFitness tests for women entering the fire service may need to be reviewed because there are so few female firefighters, according to HM inspectors. Just 5.7 per cent of firefighters are women, which is
The Telegraphadded this to ScienceParkinson's Disease Parkinson’s disease spotted in brain more than a decade before symptoms emergeThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonParkinson’s disease could be spotted in the brain more than a decade before symptoms emerge, scientists have discovered, raising hopes that early treatment could prevent the condition ever taking hold.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPhil Neville Phil Neville defends World Cup rotation policy after England's win over JapanThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattPhil Neville defended the selection policy that saw him make seven changes for England’s 2-0 win over Japan, insisting: “we picked our best team today, our strongest team, because the players we picked
The Telegraphadded this to GolfWomen's Golf Dame Laura Davies 'in love' with Hazeltine set-up for Women's PGA ChampionshipThe Telegraph - By James CorriganPlaying in her 125th major, nobody is better equipped than Dame Laura Davies to provide a verdict on the venue of the Women’s PGA Championship. And the 55-year-old has given Hazeltine a huge tick by saying
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesEverton FC Everton close in on £22m permanent deal with Barcelona for Andre GomesThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationEverton are closing in on a deal to sign Barcelona midfielder Andre Gomes permanently. The 25-year-old spent last season on loan at Goodison Park and was arguably their best player in the first half of
The Telegraphadded this to TheatreJohn Malkovich Bitter Wheat review, Garrick Theatre: not even John Malkovich can lift David Mamet’s slack Weinstein dramaThe Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishNo American playwright has done more to show modern men behaving madly, badly, stupidly and seedily than David Mamet. Whether it’s guys on the bottom-rung (American Buffalo) or guys at top-table (Speed-the-Plow),
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTelevision (UK) Mum, series 3 finale, review: A perfect end to a perfect show - bring on the BaftasThe Telegraph - By Gabriel Tate"You’re gonna miss me when I’m gone.” Lulu and the Lampshades’s take on the Carter Family standard Cups (When I’m Gone) has book-ended every one of Mum’s (BBC Two) 18 episodes and, now it’s over, the has
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPhilip Hammond Philip Hammond to say a second referendum could be the way to 'break the impasse' with BrexitThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaPhilip Hammond will say a second referendum could be the way to "break the impasse" with Brexit. The Chancellor will use his annual Mansion House speech on Thursday to warn Tory leadership contenders "be
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPhil Neville England's attack finally shows its merciless side to earn a signature World Cup winThe Telegraph - By Paul HaywardAfter helping England’s players to all like each other, Phil Neville’s next task is to make them mean to the opposition. World Cup winners need not only to be graceful in their build-up play but also around
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Phil Neville Phil Neville shows he is game for a gamble and then collects his winnings against JapanThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsIt is a thrill every gambler will recognise. The anticipation before the card is flipped over, the excitement as the ball bounces on a roulette wheel, the rush of blood as the slot machine spins, followed
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesManchester City England vs Japan – player ratings: Who stood out in Nice for Phil Neville's side?The Telegraph - By Katie WhyattEngland strode into the last 16 of the World Cup, with Ellen White scoring twice against Japan to make it three wins out of three for Phil Neville' side. Here's how they rated at the Stade de Nice... save
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTelevision (UK) Wild Bill, episode 2, review: surrender to the strangeness and there's golden moments hereThe Telegraph - By Gabriel TateWild Bill (ITV), with Rob Lowe as crimebusting American-in-Lincolnshire Bill Hixon, continued to push boundaries, although not always in a good way: the serio-comic mood still jarred, its characters frequently
The Telegraphadded this to Politics Tory leadership candidates threaten to boycott future BBC debatesThe Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Camilla TomineyTory leadership candidates are threatening to boycott further BBC TV debates over the corporation’s “biased” handling of Tuesday night’s hustings. A BBC plan for a Question Time programme with the final
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionBoris Johnson If the BBC was attempting to smear Boris Johnson, it has heavily backfiredThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewNo one who read Boris Johnson’s column about the burka in this newspaper last summer with an open mind would have concluded that he was a racist. He was arguing for freedom of expression. In Britain, in
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessTesco With turnaround behind him, Tesco boss sets sights on phase 2The Telegraph - By Ben MarlowSince being parachuted in from Unilever four and a half years ago, Dave Lewis has been preoccupied with repairing the damage wrought by his predecessor Phil Clarke. When Lewis arrived the supermarket was
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessParis Air Show Market report: Takeover talk helps GoCompare singThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillShares in the owner of price comparison website GoCompare surged today as speculation mounted that it could be the target of a fresh takeover bid. It was the leading light in what was predominantly a day
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart The rise and fall of Rory StewartThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyWhen Rory Stewart unexpectedly started trending on Twitter last week, a Conservative colleague took the International Development Secretary aside to gently break the news that he was never going to be
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBanking US central bank resists pressure from Trump to cut rates but signals readiness to stimulate economyThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesThe US central bank resisted pressure from Donald Trump and Wall Street to cut interest rates for the first time in a decade but signalled that it is ready to act to head off an economic slowdown. The
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson How the BBC was fooled into making Boris Johnson squirm during televised Tory leadership debateThe Telegraph - By Robert Mendick and Bill Gardner and Mike Wright and Jamie JohnsonIt was the moment towards the end of the debate when millions watching on television witnessed Boris Johnson squirming in his seat. Abdullah Patel, 25, his face filling a giant BBC screen, announced: am
The Telegraphadded this to News Police officer sexually abused teenage girls after bragging about his role on the force, court hearsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA police officer groomed, raped and sexually abused a string of teenage girls, bragging about his role on the force, a court has heard. In one case David Waller, 33, raped a 16-year-old girl minutes after
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Time for a Boris vs Gove finale before Johnson heads for No 10The Telegraph - By Allister HeathWanted: a leader who can take the UK out of the EU in a meaningful way, and who can defeat Jeremy Corbyn and his anti-capitalist, anti-Western henchmen. That is the job description drawn up by the Tory
The Telegraphadded this to LifestyleMarie Kondo Marie Kondo for kids: tidying guru brings out guides for teens and pre-schoolersThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghIf your child’s messy bedroom leaves you in despair, help is at hand. Marie Kondo, the world-famous tidying guru, is turning her attention to younger members of the family. Kondo is bringing out two new
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories NHS to send surgeons into schools to combat knife crime epidemicThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellySurgeons will be sent into schools under NHS plans to combat Britain’s epidemic of knife crime. The health service has appointed its first “violence reduction” tsar in a bid to cut levels of violence,
The Telegraphadded this to TennisJohanna Konta Johanna Konta and Dan Evans well beaten on day to forget for Britain's Wimbledon hopefulsThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsWashouts have been a regular theme at the tennis this week – but on Wednesday it wasn’t the elements to blame. Of the four British players who took the court at Queen’s Club and Edgbaston Priory, three
The Telegraphadded this to NewsKeith Raniere How the Nxivm sex cult leader was brought down by his former 'slaves'The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderA little over a year ago India Oxenberg’s world was falling apart. The man she worshipped had, in March 2018, just been arrested at the £8,000-a-week villa where he was staying, in the Mexican resort Puerto
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessEuro Currency war is the next phase of global conflict and Europe, the chief parasite, is defencelessThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardEurope has been warned. Any use of monetary levers to hold down the euro exchange rate will be deemed a provocation by the Trump administration. Further cuts in interest rates to minus 0.5pc or beyond
