Eiffel Tower Huge garden to be built next to Eiffel TowerThe Telegraph - By James RothwellThe Eiffel Tower could soon loom over an enormous new garden at the heart of the city under proposals from the mayor of Paris. Anne Hidalgo has announced plans to transform the passage linking Trocadero
Armie Hammer Wounds review: Armie Hammer has a boozy breakdown in this wobbly but believable horrorThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyDir: Babak Anvari. Cast: Armie Hammer, Dakota Johnson, Brad William Henke, Karl Glusman. Cert TBC, 96 min. British director Babak Anvari cooked up an extraordinary horror debut in 2016 with Under the the
Bank of England Bank of England sounds alarm on corporate bond fire saleThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacThe Bank of England has warned that a sudden downgrade of corporate bonds, as seen in 2002 or 2008, could cause chaos in markets. New analysis of the bond market and asset managers’ dependency on it from
Democrats Donald Trump storms out of talks with Democrats after 'jaw-dropping' rantThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithDonald Trump pulled the plug on infrastructure talks with Democrats in spectacular fashion on Wednesday, storming out a meeting over their refusal to drop “phony investigations” into his administration.
Lieutenant Colonel Karl Beale, soldier who was awarded a Military Cross for his courage during the Malayan Emergency – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesLieutenant Colonel Karl Beale, who has died aged 89, won an MC in Malaya during the Emergency and subsequently commanded the Sultan of Oman’s Special Forces. In February 1951 Beale sailed for Malaya with
World Snooker Championship Super League agrees its most lucrative sponsorship deal everThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSuper League has extended its tie-up with betting company Betfred for a further two seasons after agreeing its most lucrative ever sponsorship deal. Telegraph Sport understands the new two-year deal is
Mauritius UN backs demand for Britain to relinquish Chagos islandsThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantBritain suffered an embarrassing diplomatic defeat on Wednesday when the United Nations voted overwhelmingly to hand the disputed Chagos islands back to Mauritius. The United Nations General Assembly by
Politics Next Prime Minister odds: Which Tory is likely to win a Conservative leadership challenge?The Telegraph - By Ross ClarkeIt may not be long before Theresa May leaves Downing Street for the last time after she told Conservative Party MPs that she would resign if they backed her Brexit deal. With Britain's future relationship
Jamie Oliver Jamie Oliver: the people who helped build a multi-million pound empireThe Telegraph - By Joe ShuteFrom the moment in the very first series of The Naked Chef when he slid down the spiral staircase of his trendy London gaff to greet a mate with a double hand-slap and barrage of “oi ois”, Jamie Oliver
Alex Hales Alex Hales targets place in England T20 squad for 2020 World Cup after earning CPL contractThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreAlex Hales hopes to use Twenty20 leagues to regain his place England’s limited overs side, targeting the T20 World Cup in Australia in October 2020 after his deselection from England’s World Cup squad.
Miuccia Prada Prada to drop animal fur from all collectionsThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseLuxury fashion house Prada said on Wednesday it will remove animal fur from its collections, joining a lengthening list of designers to make that choice. Prada's decision, to take effect with its women's
Japan App that allows passengers to silently raise alarm over train groping becomes big hit in JapanThe Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouA police app that scares off molesters has become a runaway hit in Japan, where women have long faced high levels of groping on packed rush-hour trains. The free Digi Police App, created by Tokyo Metropolitan
Technology Ford to debut two-legged robot postman which can deal with steps and uneven groundThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardFord is to debut a two-legged robot postman which can walk up and down stairs and on uneven ground to deliver packages weighing up to 40 pounds to a recipient's front door. The company plans to pair the
Play buttonJapan Campaign grows to stop Japanese schools forcing pupils to dye hair blackThe Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouJapanese school rules that force children to dye their hair black so they fit in with their classmates are facing a growing backlash, fuelled by a viral video campaign and a fast-growing petition. Some
Lincolnshire, UK We are nearing the end of steel-making in the UKThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowThe plight of British Steel has touched the national consciousness. “Industrial devastation on a massive scale” was how one trade union official described it. The company is now in the hands of the Official
Aaron RamseyArsenal's head of football Raul Sanllehi says club could not risk tipping salary balance to match Aaron Ramsey's 'incredibleThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanArsenal allowed Aaron Ramsey to join Juventus on a free transfer because his salary demands would have wrecked the balance of the wage bill and caused long-term harm to the club, according to their head
Beer What would Jesus drink? Israeli brewers create beer from ancient yeastsThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingIt is a question which has plagued theologians, Jews and Christians for centuries: What kind of beer did people drink during the time of Jesus drink and, more importantly, what did it taste like? Finally,
European Parliament Expat Brits left without European elections vote after postal ballot delaysThe Telegraph - By Patrick Sawer and Sabina RouseHundreds of British expats have been left unable to vote in Thursday's European Elections after their postal voting forms arrived too late. Voters living overseas say they have been disenfranchised after
Compassion Of course British Steel shouldn't be bailed out, but free-marketeers must approach the issue with compassionThe Telegraph - By Emma RevellIn steel-dominated towns like my native Scunthorpe, such conversations will never be purely financial As British Steel slides into administration, and the possibility of losing the UK’s second-largest
Giro d'Italia Giro d'Italia 2019: When does stage 12 start, what TV channel can I watch it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 12 of the Giro d'Italia is on Thursday May 23, 2019. The 12th stage at the Giro d'Italia, the 158km run from Cuneo to Pinerolo, gets under way at 12.10pm (BST). Telegraph Sport's live coverage will
Siri 16 things we wish men would ask 'sexist' SiriThe Telegraph - By Katie Russell"Turn the lights on," he says as he wakes up. "Play my favourite playlist," he commands as he goes downstairs. "Turn on the television" and "text my mother to tell her we're coming round for dinner tonight".
Manchester United Manchester United under-23 coach Ricky Sbragia leaves club as summer shake-up beginsThe Telegraph - By James DuckerManchester United’s under-23 coach, Ricky Sbragia, has left the club by mutual consent. The former Sunderland manager has parted company with United in what is expected to be the first of a number of in
Theresa May Junior Tory MPs are showing Cabinet ministers how to get rid of Theresa MayThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettCabinet ministers are spitting tacks privately about Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement Bill pitch as they feel it was not what they were asked to approve earlier this week. Why should they be so shocked?
Theresa May Who could be the next Prime Minister after Theresa May? Runners and riders assessedThe Telegraph - By Gordon Rayner and Daniel CapurroTheresa May has announced that she plans to stand down once Brexit has been delivered and the UK has left the European Union. The Prime Minister made the remark as she addressed the 1922 Committee of Tory
Sicily American mafia 'sent explosives expert' to help Sicilian mob assassinate crusading investigatorThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresAmerica’s notorious Gambino crime family sent an explosives expert to Sicily to help Cosa Nostra blow up a crusading anti-mafia investigator, a turncoat has told Italian prosecutors. Giovanni Falcone killed
Booze 'I binge on junk food and booze in secret because my wife is a health nut'The Telegraph - By Anonymous .Marriage Diaries is a new column by Telegraph Family in which people share snapshots of their relationships. It is published every Wednesday at 5pm I listen for the sound of the car pulling out of the
Babcock chief rejects latest Boatman attack as profits tumbleThe Telegraph - By Charlie Taylor-KrollThe boss of Babcock hit back at another “very inaccurate” report from the mysterious Boatman Capital research as a series of one-off charges hit the engineering specialist’s profits. Last week Babcock
Game of Thrones Looking for 'the next Game of Thrones'? A guide to the contendersThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerEver since Game of Thrones thundered onto our screens in 2011, waving a sword and flashing its wobbly bits, innumerable pretenders have stepped forward to challenge its dominance. These shows have generally
Hacking Russia plotting to hack European elections, Brussels warnsThe Telegraph - By James RothwellRussia is plotting to interfere in the European elections by spreading fake news and hacking candidates’ websites, EU sources and private security experts have warned. Hundreds of millions of Europeans
Travel Telegraph logoThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelWhen Richard Branson sneezes the world catches a cold. So it’s not surprising that when Branson first said the words “cruise ship” in 2017, cruisers and non-cruisers alike sat up. You can bet your bottom
