Private Equity Whittard of Chelsea boss Mark Dunhill quits after five yearsThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaWhittard of Chelsea has handed over the reins to its finance chief Nathan Smith after its boss of five years Mark Duhill resigned last month. The retailer began life as a tea shop on London’s Fleet Street
English Gardens 20 tough-as-boots plants ready for any weatherThe Telegraph - By Tabi Jackson GeeFlash floods, gales, soaring temperatures: no matter where you live in our green and pleasant land, the recent weather extremities won’t have escaped your notice, especially if you enjoy spending time
Cricket LiveThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersIt's a gloomy start to proceedings with dark clouds overhead at Lord's. The hope is that the drizzle will pass and the sun will emerge before 11am - and therefore not delay the start to this final day.
Women's News The Queen is a silent screen superheroine for our timesThe Telegraph - By Tanya GoldThe trailer for the third series of The Crown, which will star Olivia Coleman as Elizabeth II, was released this week. It has been a triumph for everyone involved: for Netflix, who bank-rolled it, for
Christian Pulisic How all-American Christian Pulisic earned his stripes in sleepy BrackleyThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownFor all that Christian Pulisic’s rise from small-town Pennsylvania to a seat at the Premier League’s top table might look like a seamless all-American adventure, it took a sharp detour, a little over years
Reckitt Benckiser FTSE 100 headhunter Anna Mann shares £5.3m windfall after helping BT and Reckitt Benckiser fill top jobsThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonA blue-chip headhunter who recently helped BT, Reckitt Benckiser and Standard Life Aberdeen fill top jobs has shared a bumper £5.3m payout amid a high turnover of FTSE 100 bosses. Anna Mann, who has filled
Bicycle RacingBinck Banck Tour 2019, stage six – full results and standings: Filippo Ganna wins time trial; Tim Wellens retains overallThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportTeam Ineos' Filippo Ganna claimed a maiden World Tour victory at the Binck Banck individual time trial. The Italian secured an emphatic win on stage six of the tour, while Tim Wellens retains overall Ganna
Investing Loss-making rivals Eve Sleep and Simba in merger talks as mattress-in-a-box concept fails to take offThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaOne wealthy backer of Simba, the online mattress seller, couldn’t contain his excitement about the start-up’s prospects in May last year. “I fundamentally believe that Simba will deliver a boatload of
Books Cold Warriors by Duncan White, review: The Cold War, era of the weapons-grade novelThe Telegraph - By Jake KerridgeA literary quiz: which author and poet wrote the inspirational line, “writers are the engineers of human souls”? The answer is Joseph Stalin, which is probably why it doesn’t crop up among the quotes the
Hilary Swank When films come dangerously close to the real worldThe Telegraph - By Adam WhiteDays before 29 people were murdered in a pair of mass shootings within the same 24 hours, one in El Paso, Texas and the other in Dayton, Ohio, a trailer was released for The Hunt, a satirical thriller
Open-Mindedness Woke professors are failing in their duty to teach students the value of open-mindednessThe Telegraph - By Daniel HannanPeople keep asking me what I plan to do after Brexit. To be honest, I’ve always wanted to have a go at teaching. I have spent the past three weeks at a summer school in Normandy, tutoring, lecturing and
Books William Boyd on the four great, forgotten authors of the Second World WarThe Telegraph - By William BoydLooking at the literature of the two world wars – from a British perspective – there is an interesting division. The First World War produced poetry of the highest rank – Wilfred Owen, Rupert Brooke, Graves,
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David Cameron It’s the end of the line for apathetic, vanquished and resigned RemainThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerWho is to blame for the political, and with the country close to recession, increasingly the economic mess we are in? We might start with David Cameron, who in order to see off the threat to Tory votes
Dijon Mustard Tuna, Dijon mustard and green bean salad recipeThe Telegraph - By Angela HartnettTinned tuna and anchovies are also useful essentials; tuna isn’t just for jacket potatoes, and lends itself well to bean salads (perfect for a midnight feast). Cook the beans in a pan of boiling salted
Lsd How I changed my life... by microdosing on LSDThe Telegraph - By Dan DaltonIt’s a sunny March morning in 2017 and I’ve just taken my first dose of LSD. I’ve had a tenth of a tab: 10 micrograms of blotter acid diluted in sterile water and administered orally via a dropper. The
Personal Finance (UK) 'Hackers have stolen my Apple ID and I've lost £5k of films and music'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. My husband and I have been locked out of our Apple account. We share an Apple
Sergio Marchionne Automotive industry alliances: who's joining forces with who and why?The Telegraph - By Alan ToveyIt is nearly five years since Sergio Marchionne, the boss of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), delivered his legendary manifesto “Confessions of a Capital Junkie” to investors. The industry titan, who suddenly
Mozzarella Spaghetti with garlic, chilli and parsley recipeThe Telegraph - By Angela HartnettI always have olive oil, garlic, tomatoes, dried pasta, chilli and cheese of some description – whether Parmesan or mozzarella – to hand: that way, I can make a plate of something and know it will turn
Women's News What Carrie did next: reading the runes of her first weeks in No. 10The Telegraph - By Joe ShuteA passionate speech at Birdfair shows that the conservation campaigner will carry on doing what she does best, now that she's living in Downing Street Ever since Carrie Symonds started dating Boris Johnson,
Risotto Tomato risotto with mozzarella recipeThe Telegraph - By Angela HartnettAnchovies are a great way of adding a hit of savoury, umami flavour. Even if you’ve got nothing in the fridge except lettuce and cucumber, a salty anchovy dressing will give it a lift. Heat the oil in
Royal Enfield Royal Enfield Interceptor review: "there's nothing like it at the price"The Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishAt £5,499 on the road, there's nothing quite like the Interceptor, Royal Enfield's first twin-cylinder motorcycle since 1970. "I sold two yesterday morning," says John Hogsden of Enfield dealer Hartgate
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Unilever Questor: emerging markets may no longer excite us but they are key to Unilever’s futureThe Telegraph - By Robert StephensQuestor share tip: growth rates in India and China still dwarf anything seen in the West and Unilever is nicely positioned to benefit Emerging markets may no longer be considered a new investment destination,
Health (UK) More of us than ever are using life coaches. But what kind is right for you?The Telegraph - By Tom OughFrom Meghan’s meditation expert to Gwyneth’s intimacy advisor, we ask the new breed of life coaches for some tips... Life coaching has, for much of its formal existence, been derided. In 2012, a season
Opinion (UK) Don't listen to the Tory RemainersThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewA Remain-voting PM and Chancellor were in charge of Brexit for three years. They drove the country into a cul-de-sac and made it clear to Whitehall that they were not actually committed to leaving the
Electrical Grid Former National Grid director says ministers should impose limits new wind and solar farms to help avoid power cutsThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickMinisters should impose limits on the construction of new wind and solar farms to help avoid a nationwide blackout, according to a former director of National Grid. Colin Gibson, who was power network
Boris Johnson Ministers ditch official £56bn price tag for HS2 after Boris Johnson suggested final cost could be doubleThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickMinisters have ditched the official £56 billion price tag for HS2 after Boris Johnson said the scheme’s final cost could amount to double the formal estimate. Mr Johnson’s regime has broken away from insistence
Brexit Firms told of new export opportunities in Brexit PR blitzThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickBusinesses will be told about new "opportunities" that will be opened up by Brexit, as part of one of the country's biggest ever public information campaigns, The Sunday Telegraph can disclose. Plans
Banjos Paul Merton discovers his flair for performance comes from his busking great-great-grandmotherThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthPaul Merton has discovered his flair for performance comes from his busking great-great-grandmother, who was jailed for attacking two people with a banjo. The Have I Got News For You star delved into past
