The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsMalaysia Cambridge Union audience laughs at anti-Semitic 'joke' by Malaysian prime ministerThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Cambridge Union is at the centre of a racism row after footage emerged of an audience laughing at “flagrantly anti-Semitic” comments by the Malaysian prime minister. Mahathir Mohamad, 93, who is known
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesToilets Number of people forced to go to the toilet in the open cut by halfThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandThe number of people around the world forced to go to the toilet in the open has halved since 2000, according to new data. A report by the World Health Organization and Unicef that tracked household access
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyTechnology London-based insurtech start-up Zego raises $42m to fund European expansionThe Telegraph - By James CookA start-up which allows Uber and Deliveroo couriers and drivers to pay for commercial vehicle insurance by the minute has raised $42m (£33.3m) in investment. Zego, which was founded by two former Deliveroo
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesGreg Clark Overcharging loyal customers will be banned under new plans unveiled by the GovernmentThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsOvercharging loyal customers could be banned under new plans being unveiled this morning by the Government. The so-called “loyalty penalty”, where existing customers see their insurance premiums or mobile
The Telegraphadded this to NewsEating Disorders Doctors with almost no training in eating disorders leave anorexics feeling under pressure to get thinnerThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyDoctors with just a couple of hours’ training in eating disorders are leaving anorexics feeling under pressure to get thinner to receive help, experts have warned. A damning report by MPs says the NHS
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionOpinion (UK) Letters: The Tories’ televised squabbling doesn’t inspire confidence in votersThe TelegraphSIR – Surely I am not alone in thinking that Sunday night’s debate between five of the candidates for the Conservative leadership was a grave mistake. All it achieved was to highlight the disunity in party.
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsMoney Laundering Banks freeze accounts of innocent customers in over-zealous pursuit of money-laundering, says Law CommissionThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasOver-zealous bank officials are wrongly suspecting customers of money laundering and freezing the accounts of innocent people, an investigation by the Law Commission has found. It said banks, lawyers financial
The Telegraphadded this to Politics Children should live with their jailed mothers in community prisons, review for Government suggestsThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasJailed women criminals should be able to live with their children in mini-prisons in the community to break the cycle of offending, says a major Government-commissioned report. The new mini-jails would
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsHeart Attacks GPs so preoccupied with targets they are failing to spot potentially fatal conditionsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyGPs have said they have become so preoccupied with targets and “bean-counting” that they are failing to spot deadly conditions. In the UK study of family doctors, one GP described missing signs of a heart
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNikita Parris England's Toni Duggan declares herself fit for final World Cup group game against JapanThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattEngland forward Toni Duggan has declared herself “back fit” from a thigh strain in time to face Japan in the Lionesses’ final World Cup group game on Wednesday. Duggan, 27, picked up the injury in her
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Pep Guardiola Toni Duggan: Pep Guardiola has inspired England's patient passing style under Phil NevilleThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattThe Barcelona forward Toni Duggan met Pep Guardiola a handful of times during her four years at Manchester City but her favourite memory is the time she silently willed him to go away. She was doing some
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Norway Norway cling on to reach World Cup knockouts at South Korea's expenseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportNorway progressed to the knockout stages of the Women's World Cup after scoring a penalty in each half as they held off South Korea for a 2-1 Group A victory at Stade Auguste-Delaune in Reims. Monday's
The Telegraphadded this to TVBig Little Lies Big Little Lies, series 2 episode 2, review: Surprising, touching, cutting - is this the best show on TV right now?The Telegraph - By Serena DaviesIs Big Little Lies the best drama on TV right now? Sky/HBO’s decision to put it in the Game of Thrones slot, with a US/UK simulcast, seemed an odd one. I can’t believe any Brits are in a sufficient state
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesGary Woodland 'You’re thinking to yourself - I can’t lose here': Gary Woodland and Brooks Koepka's coach Pete Cowen on his US Open one-twoThe Telegraph - By James CorriganNobody noticed the man in the corner of the bar at San Francisco Airport. All eyes were directed towards the screen on which Gary Woodland was winning his first major and denying Brooks Koepka a historic
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Rory Stewart: the 'Florence of Belgravia' years, and the portrait that set him apart from his Eton peersThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyAppearing the picture of precociousness, it was the portrait that set Rory Stewart apart from his Eton peers. With his bluey green eyes staring bolding out of the painting, the mere commissioning of the
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Did Rory Stewart spy for MI6? Intrigue surrounds Tory candidate's past as leadership race intensifiesThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerRory Stewart is facing scrutiny over his alleged past as a spy after he denied working for MI6 before becoming an MP. The Tory leadership contender was asked directly at a hustings event on Monday whether
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit Party Under no circumstances should the Tories form an alliance with the Brexit PartyThe Telegraph - By Ruth DavidsonAn electoral pact would be an admission that the Conservative Party is dead The European election was not quite an extinction-level event for the Tory party, but it was not far off. And while that vote
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRoyal Ascot Storm threat to Ascot 2019 fading as course clerk hails 'beautiful ground'The Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageRoyal Ascot should start on Tuesday on what clerk of the course Chris Stickels described as “beautiful ground”, although the risk of heavy showers is set to increase from mid-to-late afternoon on the day
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Violent offenders avoiding criminal records through controversial community resolutionsThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansViolent criminals, burglars and sex offenders are among more than 100,000 people escaping prosecutions each year by opting for community resolutions, according to new figures. The informal punishments,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsMilitary Dying Army veteran facing 'final years of total hell' as trial over Troubles killing 45 years ago loomsThe Telegraph - By Robert MendickDennis Hutchings is dying; his heart is failing and now his kidneys have packed up. Since last week, he has been on kidney dialysis, travelling an hour to hospital to spend the next five hours having blood
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSadiq Khan Jeremy Hunt faces backlash after saying he agrees '150 percent' with Donald Trump's latest attack on Sadiq KhanThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeJeremy Hunt has become embroiled in a racism row after saying he agrees “150 percent” with Donald Trump’s latest attack on Sadiq Khan over knife crime in “Londonistan”. The Foreign Secretary was last accused
The Telegraphadded this to NewsListeria Eight NHS hosptals hit by listeria sandwich scandal as Hancock signals plans to bring catering in-houseThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyEight NHS hospitals have been hit by the listeria outbreak which has killed five patients, the Health Secretary has revealed. Matt Hancock made the disclosures as he said he was keen to see the health
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNick Kyrgios 'I’d almost pay to watch Andy Murray,' says Nick Kyrgios - as pair's bromance continues at Queen'sThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownSuch is the clamour around Andy Murray’s return to a tennis court on Wednesday, even Nick Kyrgios admits that he might pay to watch. Given the Australian’s sometimes contemptuous attitude to his own craft,
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsPsychosis Facebook posts can be used to identify anxiety, depression and psychosis, new study suggestsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersFacebook posts can be used to identify anxiety, depression and psychosis, new research suggests. A study by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and Stony Brook University
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesChina British government 'ignored' Chinese organ harvesting, Tribunal rulesThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingThe British government ignored continued organ harvesting in China to avoid acknowledging “an inconvenient truth”, an independent tribunal has suggested. Fore more than a decade, the People’s Republic
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTiger Woods Tiger Woods not expected to play any Open prep eventsThe Telegraph - By James CorriganTiger Woods is set to arrive at next month’s Open Championship without have played any prep events following his tie for 21st in the US Open. Woods, 43, has flown out to Thailand for a fortnight’s holiday,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsMona Lisa Get close to the Mona Lisa... in Virtual RealityThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghSeeing the Mona Lisa at the Louvre can be a disappointing experience - the painting sealed behind bulletproof glass, the viewer corralled 10 feet away with a sea of outstretched arms and camera phones
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesJohanna Konta Johanna Konta blows away fears of French Open hangover with convincing Anett Kontaveit winThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsAny fears that Johanna Konta might be scarred by her untidy exit from the French Open were quickly wiped away on Monday. Having surged to a comfortable 6-4, 6-2 defeat over her near namesake Anett Kontaveit,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMasterchef Wahaca founder criticised after waiters forced to pay the bill of 'dine and dash' customersThe Telegraph - By Bill GardnerThe founder of the “ethical” restaurant chain Wahaca has been criticised after waiters were discovered to be paying the bills of runaway diners. Thomasina Miers, a former Masterchef winner, faced a public
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNeo-nazism Suspect in German MP murder 'has links to British neo-Nazi group'The Telegraph - By Jorg LuykenThe suspected murderer of a veteran German politician has links to a neo-Nazi group established in the UK, it was reported on Monday. Stephan E., the only current suspect in the inquiry into the murder
