The Telegraphadded this to MoneyPersonal Finance (UK) How bicycle hire firm Lime leaves riders exposed to damage costsThe Telegraph - By Sam BarkerThe streets of London, Manchester and other cities are awash with bicycles hired by the hour – or even the minute. But the growing number of casual riders are being caught out by a bewildering insurance
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsFraud Exclusive: Willie McKay facing up to two years in prison after being charged with fraudThe Telegraph - By Ben RumsbyWillie McKay has been charged with fraud, Telegraph Sport can reveal. The man who booked Emiliano Sala’s doomed flight is due to appear in court next month after being charged with two counts of fraudulent
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson 'Come what may, do or die' Britain will leave the EU by Oct 31 Boris Johnson says as he sets out 'ABC' plan to deliver BrexitThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeBoris Johnson has set out a three point plan for Brexit as he made clear that "come what may, do or die" the UK will leave the European Union by October 31. Mr Johnson also clashed in two radio interviews
The Telegraphadded this to NewsBritish Army Retired general accused of abuse by 'Nick', dimisses claims as 'grotesque'The Telegraph - By Martin EvansOne of the Britain's oldest former generals has dismissed claims he was part of a VIP paedophile ring as "beyond grotesque". Giving evidence from his armchair in the trial of alleged fantasist, Carl Beech,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCountryside Women who want to get pregnant should move to the countryside to improve fertility, study findsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinWomen who want to have children should consider moving to the countryside to improve their fertility, scientists have suggested following a new study. Research in Italy found women living in polluted are
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyTechnology Ride-hailing firm Grab invests in London startup Splyt in bid to transform into a 'super app'The Telegraph - By Matthew FieldSouth East Asian ride-hailing giant Grab has taken a stake in London start-up Splyt to help develop its “super app” technology and allow more users to access its services. Grab, a major Uber rival headquartered
The Telegraphadded this to BoxingManny Pacquiao Amir Khan claims he has a 'verbal agreement' to fight Manny Pacquiao later this yearThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesAmir Khan has claimed he has a "verbal agreement" to fight ex-training partner and former world champion Manny Pacquiao in Saudi Arabia on November 9, 2019. Pacquiao is scheduled to defend his World Boxing
The Telegraphadded this to PicturesAutos (UK) Stretches of the imagination – the world's best and worst limousines, rankedThe TelegraphPrevious slide Next slide 1 of 12 View All Skip Ad Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles.
The Telegraphadded this to CarsAutos (UK) In pictures: the rusting cable cars of Chiatura, living relics of Soviet engineering ambitionThe TelegraphPrevious slide Next slide 1 of 19 View All Skip Ad Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles.
The Telegraphadded this to CarsAutos (UK) I passed my test after 1 January, 1997 – how can I legally tow a caravan or horsebox?The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 13 View All Skip Ad
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFIFA Women's World Cup LiveThe Telegraph - By JJ BullThat one definitely counts! Giacinti opens the scoring after some horrible defending from China! The ball is stolen on the right wing, Giacinti sprints away, crosses, a pass forward is deflected and it
The Telegraphadded this to NewsGreta Thunberg Without even voting on it, MPs have waved through green targets which will make the cost of No Deal look like small changeThe Telegraph - By Christopher SnowdonThis legislation was approved with little scrutiny, all to boost the ego of one of Britain’s worst Prime Minsters Never let it be said that Parliament cannot get things done when it wants to. In the three
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesInvesting Gold prices hit six-year high: how to buy the ultimate 'safe-haven' assetThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesThe gold price soared this week as tensions between Donald Trump and Iran intensified and concerns were raised that the American Federal Reserve could look to cut interest rates. The precious metal is
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessConfederation of British Industry CBI reports worst retail slump in a decadeThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacRetail sales have plunged to their lowest level since March 2009, amid the tumult of the last financial crisis. New figures gathered by business lobby group the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBombardier Fears for Belfast jobs as Bombardier sells regional jets business to MitsubishiThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyBombardier has agreed to sell its regional jets business to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in a deal that raises fears over jobs at the company’s Belfast plants. The Japanese conglomerate will pay $550m and
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingInvesting Woodford investors 'unlikely' to get access to cash within a monthThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesInvestors trapped in the suspended Woodford Equity Income fund should not expect the fund to be open for “quite some time”. The fund locked investors' cash earlier this month after a proposed £250m withdrawal
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessEthics Mind Gym hands backers £2.4m in maiden resultsThe Telegraph - By Jack TorranceMind Gym, the management training business, is handing investors a full-year dividend worth £2.4m after reporting a leap in revenues in its first annual results since floating on Aim last year. The company,
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessWealth Tax George Soros and other US billionaires call for wealth taxThe Telegraph - By Sophie SmithA group of billionaires in the US has urged presidential candidates to back a wealth tax on the richest Americans, in order to shoulder a greater share of the tax burden and create a more equal society.
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsChris Hadfield 'Yellow vest protester' James Goddard is convicted of assaulting a photographerThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansJames Goddard, the self-styled yellow vest protester, has been found guilty of assault in connection with an incident during a demonstration in Manchester. Goddard was appearing at Manchester Magistrates'
The Telegraphadded this to News Father stabbed to death in front of his son after row with fellow rail passenger over blocked aisle, court hearsThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansA rail passenger was stabbed to death in front of his teenage son by another traveller who accused him of blocking the aisle, a court has heard. Lee Pomeroy, 51, was knifed 18 times after getting into
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsArchaeology Our obsession with "offence archaeology" is robbing young people of a carefree childhoodThe Telegraph - By Joanna WilliamsWhether directed at sixth-formers or celebrities, online excavation for the offensive is an ugly practice Exams are over and school is – almost – out for summer. But there is no slacking off for anxious
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsNeo-nazism Germans make stand against neo-Nazis by buying town's entire beer supplyThe Telegraph - By Justin HugglerThe inhabitants of a small town in eastern Germany made their own stand against neo-Nazis by buying up all the beer in the local supermarket. The people of Ostritz, on the border with Poland, were unhappy
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHouse of Fraser Nigel Oddy set to take over at New Look as losses widenThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaThe boss of New Look said he was ready to hand over the reins to chief operating officer Nigel Oddy as the fashion retailer revealed a huge loss on Tuesday. Executive chairman Alistair McGeorge, who was
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson At last, the old Boris Johnson is back. And it’s already total chaosThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconIf Boris Johnson’s handlers have been telling him that the way to win this race is to act “serious”, they’re gravely mistaken. For one thing, he’s no good at it. Whenever Mr Johnson is on his best behaviour,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge Duchess of Cambridge made patron of Royal Photographic Society, taking over from Queen after 67 yearsThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duchess of Cambridge has been named as the new patron of the Royal Photographic Society, as she joined youngsters taking part in a workshop run by the prestigious organisation. The Duchess, who is
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesCanary Islands Calm on the water: How to avoid the crowds on a Canary Islands cruiseThe Telegraph - By Joanna BoothThere are almost too many reasons to visit the Canary Islands. Reliable sunshine, even through the winter. White and black sand beaches. Dramatic landscapes, with towering volcanoes, sculpted lava and
The Telegraphadded this to CricketCricket West Indies legend Brian Lara hospitalised in Mumbai with chest painsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportFormer West Indies captain Brian Lara has been hospitalised in Mumbai with chest pains. Lara, who holds the records for the highest individual innings in Tests and first-class cricket, is in India as conducts
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsKieran Tierney Arsenal to make improved £18m bid for Celtic defender Kieran TierneyThe Telegraph - By Matt LawArsenal will make a new bid of around £18million for Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney as they edge closer to the Scottish club’s valuation. Celtic rejected an opening offer of £15m from Arsenal for Tierney,
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessGreyhound Gone to the dogs: why the future of greyhound racing in the hands of the bookiesThe Telegraph - By Sophie SmithFor almost 70 years, Walthamstow in east London was home to the country’s flagship greyhound racing track. It was visited by up to 5,000 punters a night who would watch dogs chase down a mechanical lure
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPolicing Police investigating Maths A-level leak arrest two peopleThe Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerPolice investigating the Maths A-level leak have arrested two people, the company which owns the exam board Edexcel has said. Pearson announced that they have been informed by police that both individuals
