The Telegraphadded this to BusinessEuropean Union Swiss to ban EU stock exchanges as row with Brussels escalatesThe Telegraph - By James CrispSwitzerland will ban European Union stock exchanges from trading Swiss shares in retaliation for Brussels freezing its bourses out from the EU market. The European Commission refused to grant Swiss stock
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSajid Javid Sajid Javid orders rethink of plans to require migrants to earn £30,000 to work in Brexit BritainThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasSajid Javid has ordered a rethink of Theresa May’s post-Brexit plans for a £30,000 minimum salary threshold for migrants from the EU and the rest of the world. The Home Secretary announced today that wants
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessCaesars Palace Caesars to merge with rival Eldorado in $17bn deal to form America's biggest gambling operatorThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerEldorado Resorts has swooped to acquire the company behind Caesars Palace, one of the most famous venues in Las Vegas, in a $17.3bn (£13.6bn) deal that will create America’s biggest gaming company. Eldorado,
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsAngola How Africa's largest Cold War battlefield could become an elephant sanctuaryThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantIt was the largest battle fought on African soil since the Second World War: a titanic clash a civil war that left swathes of Angola covered in landmines and devastated the country’s once thriving wildlife.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsExeter Chiefs Travellers demand £1,500 to leave rugby club grounds, a similar price of the court order to evict themThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickA group of travellers allegedly demanded a £1,500 ransom from a Premiership rugby club after setting up a camp in the stadium car park. Two caravans, a motor home and three other vehicles moved onto the
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson allies suggest Carrie Symonds could be behind 'staged' picturesThe Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Harry YorkeBoris Johnson's girlfriend Carrie Symonds is the driving force behind seemingly staged pictures of the couple holding hands, according to friends of the Tory leadership front runner. Mr Johnson had been
The Telegraphadded this to Travel 10 of the best ways to explore America's 50th stateThe Telegraph - By Chris LeadbeaterFrom volcanoes and dinosaurs to golf and surfing, there are myriad ways to witness the ancient and modern magic of Hawaii. It’s easy to think that the current shape of the United States of America has
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSouthampton New Southampton board looking to offload five senior first-team players as part of summer overhaulThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonSouthampton’s new executive board are looking to offload at least five senior first-team players and are targeting a striker, centre-back and wing-back as part of a summer overhaul of Ralph Hassenhuttl’s
The Telegraphadded this to NewsRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Turkey's strongman President is still capable of causing plenty of problems for the WestThe Telegraph - By Mark AlmondThe political earthquake that took place in Istanbul on Sunday – a resounding win for the opposition party, in the re-run vote to elect a mayor of a city that the country's strongman leader, Recep Tayyip
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTravel Meet the astronomer who's teaching cruise passengers how to read the starsThe Telegraph - By Kaye HollandDr David Mannion (PhD), is an astronomer onboard the £300m Viking Jupiter – the line's newest ocean ship. Mannion – who is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, a teacher, the head of science in
The Telegraphadded this to NewsMicrofinance Could British army counterinsurgency techniques help reduce poverty in Africa?The Telegraph - By Adrian BlomfieldIf the traders in Wangige, a grimy market town on the outskirts of Nairobi, were ever surprised to see a pipe-smoking former guards officer striding through their midst, they were too polite to show it.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCrimea Russian Orthodox Church reconsiders blessing missilesThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnThe Russian Orthodox Church is reconsidering the popular practice of priests blessing weapons including nuclear missiles. A document drafted by a commission on church law last week recommended that clergy
The Telegraphadded this to NewsFerrari Iconic Ferrari 250 GTO recognised as work of art in bid to protect world's most valuable classic carThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresAn iconic Ferrari has been recognised by an Italian court as a work of art, in an unprecedented judgment that will protect it from reproductions and imitations. The Ferrari 250 GTO is acclaimed as the
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Phil Neville England are not playing well enough to win this World Cup - when will Phil Neville decide his best XI?The Telegraph - By Paul HaywardThe battle smoke drifting over the Stade du Hainaut in Valenciennes obscured a disquieting reality. England are currently not playing well enough to win this World Cup. Now that the Great Rotation has
The Telegraphadded this to MusicWembley Eagles, Wembley Stadium, review: these dinosaurs are going out with a roarThe Telegraph - By Tristram Fane Saunders“It’s been quite a week of music here at Wembley – it’s ‘dinosaur week’,” joked Eagles frontman Don Henley. Indeed it has. Beginning the UK leg of their world tour on Sunday night, Eagles played the stadium
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessKazakhstan Nostrum puts up the for sale signThe Telegraph - By Julia BradshawNostrum Oil & Gas is considering a sale of the company as it looks into options to fund further growth. The Kazakhstan-focused oil and gas company said a sale was one of the options it was considering
The Telegraphadded this to NewsGenocide For how much longer can we ignore the genocide happening on our doorstep?The Telegraph - By David Nott and Hamish de Bretton-GordonOur current approach could see DFID funds sent directly to the murderous Assad regime Were it not for Brexit and the ongoing leadership debates, the atrocities unfolding in Idlib province would be filling
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAaron Wan-Bissaka Manchester United hopeful of finally completing Aaron Wan-Bissaka transfer from Crystal PalaceThe Telegraph - By James DuckerManchester United are due to meet with Crystal Palace officials in London on Monday afternoon in the hope of finally securing a deal for the England Under-21 right back Aaron Wan-Bissaka. United are understood
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsConservative Party Such a protracted and unseemly brawl would not have happened under the old leadership rulesThe Telegraph - By Norman TebbitThe long and agonising struggle for the leadership of the Conservative Party has now reached its final stage as the grassroots Conservative Party membership prepares to take the final decision between
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIrish Sea Can the Irish border 'trilemma' be solved? A new Brexiteer-focused group thinks soThe Telegraph - By Peter FosterIt is the single biggest issue that has bedevilled the Brexit process - how to retain an ‘invisible’ border in Northern Ireland while leaving the EU’s customs union and single market, but not creating
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit Behind the Tory campaign talk, let's hope the next Prime Minister has a real Brexit planThe Telegraph - By David HenigThe three years since the referendum have been poor ones for the UK’s reputation. Whichever way you voted, or whatever you want to happen now, to see a Government negotiate an international agreement to
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessProfit Mercedes owner issues third profit warning in a year over diesel costsThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyDaimler will take a hit running into hundreds of millions of euros to deal with allegations that the Mercedes Benz owner manipulated diesel emissions from its cars. The German car giant said the provisions
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingBitcoin Bitcoin surges by 10pc: should you invest and how to do itThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanThe price of digital currency Bitcoin soared by more than 10pc over the weekend, surpassing the $10,000 (£8,500) mark for the first time in 18 months. Supposedly buoyed by the unveiling of Facebook’s digital
The Telegraphadded this to MenFor Men The male fertility crisis: six things that are harming your sperm countThe Telegraph - By Lucy KehoeWith each passing day it seems like the only way to keep the human race from succumbing to an ever increasing list of ailments and conditions is to lock everyone up in a cave and live off chia seeds for
The Telegraphadded this to CarsAutos (UK) Mercedes-Benz V250d Marco Polo Sport Horizon on long-term test: is this the ultimate family all-rounder?The Telegraph - By Kyle FortuneThe Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo is simultaneously one of the smartest and one of the stealthiest camper vans you can buy. Kyle Fortune is testing one in Sport Horizon trim, a low-key specification which like
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesVaccination Vets warn of 'MMR moment' for animal health as increasing number of owners refuse to get pets vaccinatedThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinThe UK’s leading veterinary body has warned that animal health is facing an “MMR” moment due to increasing numbers of owners refusing to vaccinate their pets. The British Veterinary Association (BVA) says
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsNicola Sturgeon Must our politicians be at the mercy of Britain's 'pound shop' Left-wing Stasi?The Telegraph - By Toby YoungI have spent the weekend arguing with people on social media about Boris Johnson’s ear-wigging neighbours and the reaction of his opponents – including Nicola Sturgeon – has been staggering. I have made
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Cameroon Determined England vow not to be bullied after Cameroon stormThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsThey have been kicked and elbowed, rugby tackled, shoulder barged, stamped, kneed and even spat at, but England have not flinched, they have not yielded and they have kept coming back for more. Quite the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTravel The 'standing' plane seat is back - and testers claim it's a 'torture chamber'The Telegraph - By Hugh MorrisThe prospect of “standing seats” in economy class has moved another inch closer to reality, with the third incarnation of the now-infamous Skyrider being showcased to airline bosses. Italian design firm
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur VAR in Premier League will have 'high bar' for usage and not entail long delays, say officialsThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe Premier League has promised its coming season will not be blighted by the same long delays caused by video assistant refereeing (VAR) decisions at the Women's World Cup. The Professional Game Match
