The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News Monday morning news briefing: Prince Harry breaks silence on royal exit The Telegraph - By Danny BoyleIf you want to receive twice-daily briefings like this by email, sign up to the Front Page newsletter here. For two-minute audio updates, try The Briefing - on podcasts, smart speakers and WhatsApp. The
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessLondon Stock Exchange Rosenblatt law firm appoints City veteran Keith Hamill to head its board The Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerThe listed law firm Rosenblatt is poised to appoint City veteran Keith Hamill to head its board after complaints from investors that its current chairman is overstretched. Mr Hamill, who chaired the suit
The Telegraphflipped into NewsEconomic Development Africa must not squander this golden chance for an investment boom The Telegraph - By David MalpassThe world is raring to do business on a continent still held back by vested interests and state meddling This week’s UK-Africa Investment Summit will provide a welcome business-focused forum for leaders
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks Why did Jane Austen’s talented brother end up forgotten by history? The Telegraph - By Felicity DayThe writer James Austen had talent and ambition. So what went wrong, asks Felicity Day In literature as in life, this January is all about overshadowed siblings striking out on their own – in the world
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessAutos New-car purchases approach financial crisis lows The Telegraph - By Alan ToveyMotorists are holding on to their vehicles longer, new figures show, as political uncertainty combines with confusion over the future of diesel and the shift to electric to delay purchasing. Analysis the
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTennis Revealed: The leading coaches with doping pasts The Telegraph - By Edmund Willison and Jannik Schneider and Simon BriggsAs tennis recovers from players' doping drug tests, Edmund Wilson, Jannik Schneider and Simon Briggs report on mentors with tainted backgrounds After the recent news that two high-profile players will
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessChina Investors would be ill-advised to overlook China – despite its sluggish economic growth The Telegraph - By Tom StevensonChina is the perfect market for contrarian investors – and is too big to be overlooked Quick-witted, resourceful, versatile, kind – characteristics of the Rat, whose year begins on Saturday in China. with
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessCountryside Countryside pay revolt is building over £100,000 rise The Telegraph - By Rachel MillardFTSE 250 builder Countryside Properties is braced for a pay showdown at this week’s shareholder meeting. Shareholder advisory group ISS says a £100,000 rise in two years for finance chief Mike Scott is
The Telegraphflipped into MoneyPersonal Finance (UK) ‘I ordered a laptop on Amazon and it sent me a hairdryer’ The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. I ordered a laptop costing £1,149 from Amazon. A box arrived with my name on
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTennis Live The Telegraph - By Chris GrahamNow, can Gauff hold her nerve to see out this match? She didn't manage it in the first set. She gets off to a good start, Williams unable to return. The Williams whips a forehand just wide. 30-0. An ace
The Telegraphflipped into MenFor Men How rugby star Ben Cohen found his place – tackling the mental health crisis The Telegraph - By Guy KellyIt’s rarely simple for a sportsman to know what to do in life once they reach retirement. Some have it easy: they take up a coaching or administration role, or try their hand at TV punditry. Ben Cohen
The Telegraphflipped into InvestingInvesting Scottish Mortgage is nervous about health care stocks – here's why it should be The Telegraph - By Sam BensteadThe managers of the £9bn Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust have earned a reputation for being able to spot the next big thing. However, with almost a fifth of the fund now invested in health care stocks,
The Telegraphflipped into ObituariesObituaries Joseph Stoddart, pioneer of intensive care – obituary The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJoseph Stoddart, who has died aged 87, was one of the pioneers of Intensive Care. The initial stimulus for this development came from patients suffering from respiratory failure and grew out of the polio
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessDepression Blue Monday and the nine drug-free ways which can help beat depression The Telegraph - By Anna MageeToday is Blue Monday, officially the most depressing day of the year, and even without a dark January day to contend with, Brits are dangerously prone to depression. Around one in five of us show symptoms,
The Telegraphflipped into NewsPrince Harry The Royal Megxit deal is good for everyone, except for Prince Harry The Telegraph - By Tim StanleyAs the Duke swaps the English aristocracy for North American meritocracy, he might struggle to fit in The Royal departure deal feels like a mini-abdication: no public funds, no HRH, no Royal duties, no
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessTime Management Ask Sir John Timpson: how do I cut down on wasteful meetings? The Telegraph - By John TimpsonQ I’m a senior manager and one of my goals this year is to cut down on meetings – both my own and those in my department. How might you suggest that I do this and what should we be aiming for? A Meetings
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessChina Chinese firms accused of dodging tariffs through 'phantom trade' The Telegraph - By Lizzy BurdenChinese firms may be dodging billions in US tariffs by clandestinely channelling trade through other countries. Euler Hermes, which insures payments to exporters, shows in its annual global trade report
The Telegraphflipped into FilmAlex Borstein SAG Awards 2020: Phoebe Waller-Bridge wins again as 'Parasite' boosts Oscars hopes The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersPhoebe Waller-Bridge was in illustrious company at the Screen Actors Guild Awards where she won alongside a host of Hollywood's biggest stars. The creator and star of Fleabag took home yet another prize
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTennis Dan Evans fights back from two sets down to beat Mackenzie McDonald at Australian Open The Telegraph - By Simon BriggsIn his first match as a seeded player at a slam, Dan Evans fought back from a two-set deficit to oust 24-year-old Californian Mackenzie McDonald in a draining 3hr 21min epic. After such a show of stamina
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsDisease Mysterious Sars-like virus spreading across China amid sharp rise in new cases and a third death The Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffChina on Monday reported a mysterious Sars-like virus had spread across the country, including to Beijing, raising concerns as millions begin trips for the Lunar New Year. A day after state authorities
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsLondon Ambulance Service Three men dead in Ilford east London stabbings The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThree men have died after being stabbed in east London. Police responded to reports of a disturbance in Elmstead Road, Seven Kings, in Ilford, on Sunday at 7.38pm. All three men were pronounced dead at
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsAngola Africa's richest woman accused of corruption and siphoning off state assets The Telegraph - By James RothwellAfrica’s richest woman has been accused of corruption and exploiting her own country’s natural resources, after thousands of documents detailing her business interests were leaked to the media. Isabel
The Telegraphflipped into Royal FamilyRoyal Family The vast chasm between what the Sussexes wanted and what they got The Telegraph - By Victoria WardThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex had boldly declared that they would pursue a “progressive new role” within the Royal family. Yet in the event, they ended up with no role at all. The differences between
The Telegraphflipped into ScienceScience Early menopause raises risk of string of chronic conditions The Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonEarly menopause triples the chance of women experiencing multiple chronic conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes, in their 60s, a study suggests. Most women will go through the menopause after
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesMental Health Thousands of rail staff trained in suicide prevention as attempts on railways rise sharply since 2014 The Telegraph - By Mike WrightRail staff prevented more than 2,000 suicides last year, new figures have revealed as the Government urges the public to step in as well. Thousands of rail staff have been trained in life-saving suicide
The Telegraphflipped into ScienceScience Why leaving school and becoming a parent are bad for the waistline The Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonBecoming a parent adds 2.8 lbs (1.3kg) to new mothers but fathers are not affected, new analysis shows. In fact, gaining weight and becoming less active are an inevitable downside of adulthood that affect
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesUK News Botched filler complaints double, new figures show, amid concern over 'DIY' online training The Telegraph - By Verity BowmanComplaints about botched fillers have doubled in the last year, as experts warn against “celebrity treatment packages” advertised on social media. Patient complaints about dermal fillers rose from 672
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News Government to redecorate crumbling village halls with new funding scheme to combat lonelines The Telegraph - By Helena HortonThe government is redecorating crumbling village halls across the country with a scheme aimed at combating loneliness. Halls in need of repair have already been granted £1.2 million of funding in order
The Telegraphflipped into OpinionRoyal Family Letters: The Queen is to be applauded for her swift and sensible decision The Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – Although I am a republican, I admire the Queen. She was correct to give the Duke and Duchess of Sussex their marching orders. SIR – The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have well and truly been cast aside.
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesNHS Doctors are replacing the roles that used to be done by priests and barmaids, says the NHS's head of social prescribing The Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyTime was, we used to turn to the local priest - or barmaid - when we wanted to pour out our woes. But these days, those seeking solace are more likely to turn to their local doctor, the former head of
