Starbucks Game of Thrones's plastic water bottle - and 9 other mistakesThe Telegraph - By Eleanor HallsYou'd think that with each episode averaging a budget of $10 million, and with a crew that includes over 85 directors and over 3,000 cast and crew, Game of Thrones might have the capacity to catch a little
Cannes The Whistlers, Cannes review: a crowd-pleasing Romanian thriller with twists to rival Line of DutyThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyDir: Corneliu Porumboiu. Cast: Vlad Ivanov, Catrinel Marlon, Agustí Villaronga, Cristóbal Pinto, Sergiu Costache, Sabin Tambrea. Cert. tbc, 97 min. Never underestimate the importance of local knowledge
Sebastian Kurz FPO support vote of no confidence in Austrian chancellor Sebastian KurzThe TelegraphAustria's far-right interior minister, Herbert Kickl, has said his under-fire Freedom Party (FPO) would support a vote of no confidence in the conservative chancellor, Sebastian Kurz. A small opposition
Greater Manchester Police Pc accused of using his police dog to teach suspects a lessonThe Telegraph - By Izzy LyonsA police dog handler used his dog to inflict "gratuitous violence" on suspected criminals, a court has heard. Pc Paul Jackson, 36, allegedly used "Jerry", his German shepherd dog, to "vent his contempt"
Technology British city simulator start-up raises $4.6m as investors plough billions into self-driving carsThe Telegraph - By James CookA British business which creates virtual models of cities to help train driverless cars has raised $4.6m (£3.6m) in funding. Milton Keynes-based Immense Simulations has developed technology which uses
Instagram Private details of millions of Instagram influencers exposedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersInstagram is trying to figure out how private contact information for millions of influencers of the service was amassed in an unguarded online database. The database was said to include email addresses
Banking (UK) Tesco Bank abandons 'challenging' mortgage marketThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerTesco Bank will no longer offer mortgages to customers and is seeking to sell its existing loan portfolio due to “challenging market conditions”. The bank is seeking to exit the mortgage market amid intense
Food (UK) A record-breaking year for English wine at global awardsThe Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanIn a record year for homegrown wine, English producers have picked up an impressive 138 medals at the Decanter World Wine Awards. With three Best in Shows, four Platinums, four Golds, 85 Silvers and 42
Jofra Archer LiveThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldLiam Dawson came in from the cold to take his place in England's World Cup squad, with Joe Denly and David Willey missing the cut. Dawson, the Hampshire spinner, played the last of his three one-day internationals
Travel Is this the world's most beautiful bike route?The Telegraph - By Oliver SmithKeen London cyclists - you know, the kind who wander around in lycra and silly caps - spend an awful lot of time going round in circles. Laps - of Regent’s Park or Richmond Park, more often than not -
English Gardens Chelsea Flower Show 2019 awards: full list of medal winnersThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe RHS Chelsea Flower Show has revealed its medal winners for 2019. Known as the most glamorous event on the gardening calendar, the Chelsea Flower Show returned for its 60th year, boasting an impressive
Brexit LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeA Cabinet row over no-deal has been reignited as Philip Hammond prepares to accuse Brexiteers advocating leaving the European Union without an agreement of “hijacking” the referendum result. Ahead of crunch
Privacy Facial recognition by police is choice between privacy and preventing terror attacks, says security expertThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesThe use of facial recognition by police is the difference between privacy and preventing terror attacks, a security expert has said ahead of the first legal battle in the UK over police's use of the technology.
Brexit Party On the Brexit Party campaign trail with Nigel FarageThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyNigel Farage is channelling Lord Kitchener. The Field Marshal’s hat has been replaced by the Brexiteer’s trademark flat cap and there is no elaborate moustache but the message is as pointed as Farage’s
Investing Nationwide profits tumble on writedowns and IT investmentsThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationNationwide Building Society has seen annual profits tumble by almost a fifth after taking a £227m hit on its technology assets and ramping up spending on IT. The mutual reported a 19pc drop in underlying
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Brexit Party The Brexit Party: What do they stand for, and who are the MEP candidates running in the European elections?The Telegraph - By Daniel CapurroPolls in the run-up to the European elections, which take place on May 23 in the UK, show the Brexit Party miles ahead of all its challengers. Yet the party was only founded in April. So how have they
Happiness The secret to happiness? Be 60, retired and earning £60kThe Telegraph - By Sam BrodbeckOn Telegraph Money you’ll find our Fame & Fortune interviews, where we pry inside the purses and wallets of some of the great and good. “Does money make you happy?” is one of our regular queries. Over
Nigel Farage Nigel Farage milkshake: Man charged with common assault and criminal damage after Brexit Party walkaboutThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesA 32-year-old man has been charged with common assault and criminal damage after Nigel Farage had a milkshake thrown at him in Newcastle. Northumbria Police confirmed Paul Crowther had been charged after
Brexit British Steel on the brink of administrationThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerBritish Steel is on the verge of entering administration as negotiations over further government support continue. The UK's second largest steelmaker last week sought a £75m government loan to help it
Game of Thrones Robin Arryn's unlikely Game of Thrones return: how did this creepy, feeble boy stay alive?The Telegraph - By Amy Jones"That weird kid from Game of Thrones", reads the Instagram bio for Lino Facioli, the 19-year-old actor who plays Lord Robin Arryn. The bio couldn't be more apt: Faciolo's weird kid was introduced to us
Formula One Niki Lauda in his own words: His 1976 crash, rivalry with James Hunt - and giving his F1 trophies away for free car washesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportTributes have been pouring in for three-time Formula One world champion Niki Lauda who has died at the age of 70. The legendary Austrian, one of the best-known figures in motor racing, took the title Ferrari
Prophecy Arya Stark, Jon Snow and the Azor Ahai prophecy: what we still don't know about the Game of Thrones 'prince who was promised'The Telegraph - By Charlotte RuncieThis piece contains extensive spoilers for season eight of Game of Thrones Whatever happened to Azor Ahai, the so-called Prince That Was Promised? Now that all the episodes have aired, we still haven't
TV Series Game of Thrones main characters and cast – a complete list of those alive and dead at the end of the finaleThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerAs the long-awaited final season of Game of Thrones bid a final farewell to some of our favourite characters, it's a perfect time to look back on the whole cast from season one, as we remember all of Westerosi
Play buttonFormula One Niki Lauda on Rush, the real James Hunt, and the crash that changed his lifeThe Telegraph - By Chrissy IleyThis interview first ran in June 2015, around the release of the film Rush. It has been republished following the death of Niki Lauda, aged 70 I am not sure if I can look Niki Lauda in the eye. I am waiting
TV Series Best Game of Thrones quotes of all time, from Sandor Clegane to Tormund's most memorable quipsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersIt is no wonder Game of Thrones has become one of the most loved quoted TV shows of the decade; the characters, and the unbelievably pithy prose that seems to pour out of them, were created to entertain
UEFA Champions League Manchester City, FFP and a possible Champions League ban explained: What are City alleged to have done wrong?The Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe looming threat of a Uefa Champions League ban threatens to ruin the treble-winning party at Manchester City over the coming days. The Club Financial Control Body's (CFCB) adjudicatory chamber is considering
Game of Thrones Game of Thrones season 1-8 recap: your guide to everything that's happened throughout the seriesThe Telegraph - By Ed Power and Elizabeth MacLeod and Lela LondonThe eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, HBO’s television juggernaut, is now over. It's fair to say it has been one of the most shocking seasons in the show's long history; so jam-packed with plot
Game of Thrones Best Game of Thrones episodes of all time – all 73 ranked from worst to bestThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerThese past few weeks have been hugely bittersweet for Game of Thrones fans. The countdown to the finale of the eighth and final season is almost over and we’re obviously already in a huge tizzy. But after
Sansa Stark Sansa Stark: how the Lady of Winterfell became Queen of the NorthThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonAs one of Game of Thrones' key characters, Sansa Stark has truly been through it all. In seven and a half seasons, the teenage Northerner has been orphaned, held (and wedded) as a prisoner, raped, and
