The Telegraphflipped into Women 'I still can't get over my ex, even though we split years ago. What should I do?' The Telegraph - By Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekanI broke up with my girlfriend three years ago but can’t stop thinking about her. We discussed marriage and children, but ended things because we were too different (her words). I was in a bad place, which
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK News Scotland Yard to deploy facial recognition cameras to catch capital's most violent criminals The Telegraph - By Martin EvansLive facial recognition technology is to be rolled out across London to target serious violent criminals, Scotland Yard has announced. Cameras will regularly be positioned at designated locations around
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCoronavirus The best of The Telegraph in audio: The battle of the billionaires and how AI could combat the coronavirus The TelegraphEach week a selection of our best articles, comment pieces, features and in-depth journalism is made available in audio form to be listened to at your convenience. Matthew Field looks at the battle brewing
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesBoxing Josh Warrington's love letter to Leeds: 'I wanted to put this city on the map - now I can take on the world' The Telegraph - By Paul HaywardJosh Warrington is standing next to the Billy Bremner statue outside his beloved Elland Road, describing the night he became world champion in Leeds United’s ground, when two young men come over to pay
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesNorth Korea North Korea appoints ex-army officer as new foreign minister in signal of hardline stance with US The Telegraph - By Associated PressNorth Korea has named a sharp-tongued former army officer with little foreign policy experience as its top diplomat, in a possible indication it will take a harder line with Washington in stalled nuclear
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesMedicine Did doctors not take my cancer symptoms seriously because I'm a young woman? The Telegraph - By Madeleine HowellLeah Arora was 22 and weeks away from her pharmacy finals at the University of Reading when she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) and rushed into chemotherapy. She had been in agony for
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesRecipes Chicken and prawn jambalaya recipe The Telegraph - By Stephen Harris• Heat half of the butter in a large non-stick pan over a medium heat and fry the chicken strips and prawns until they start to colour. After about three minutes, remove the chicken and prawns to a plate
The Telegraphflipped into All Stories Amazing things to do in Tokyo, from sumo wrestling matches to skyscrapers with views The Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouTemples and skyscrapers, sumo wrestling and zen gardens, karaoke and onsen baths: there are so many things to do in a city the size and colour of Tokyo. Avoid feeling overwhelmed by not trying to pack
The Telegraphflipped into MoneyPersonal Finance (UK) ‘My fiancé called off our wedding and left me with £8k hotel bill’ 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 fiancé and I were due to get married in October 2019. The previous March
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News Why a test to predict the menopause won't help women The Telegraph - By Nell FrizzellEvery body is created with two irrefutable deadlines; the day you stop being able to have children, and the day that you die. The problem for the human psyche is that we can never know when each of these
The Telegraphflipped into LifestyleRecipes Sicilian orange, olive and radicchio salad with grilled chicken The Telegraph - By Stephen HarrisIf winter is getting you down, and you've eaten too much heavy northern European food, you may welcome this splash of brightness and colour in your diet. Prep time: 15 minutes, plus 30 minutes marinating
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessGreta Thunberg Greta Thunberg says climate campaigners’ demands have been ‘completely ignored’ at Davos The Telegraph - By Russell LynchClimate activist Greta Thunberg complained that campaigners’ demands had been “completely ignored” at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week and called her treatment by US President Donald Trump The
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCricket Distraught Jofra Archer breaks down in warm-up before play as ongoing elbow injury rules him out of fourth Test The Telegraph - By Nick HoultA distraught Jofra Archer broke down in the warm-up before play with a recurrence of his elbow injury, ruling him out of the fourth Test against South Africa at the Wanderers. Archer was bowling on the
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsDominic Cummings As Whitehall plots to crush Dominic Cummings, prepare for a dirty anti-Brexit war The Telegraph - By Sherelle JacobsThe PM's aide can smash the Establishment if he ruthlessly prioritises and doesn't succumb to ego How to take Dominic Cummings’ war on Whitehall. A devastating anti-bureaucratic revolt planned meticulously
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCrime (UK) Convicted rapist who attacked police officer with two-foot machete jailed for 16 years The Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA convicted rapist, who was once jailed for nine years for a savage machete attack, has been jailed for 16 years with a further three years on extended licence at the Old Bailey for a "brutal and shocking"
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesEssex, UK Northern Irish man wanted in connection with Essex lorry deaths to be extradited The Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA lorry driver wanted in connection with the discovery of 39 bodies in a refrigerated container in Essex can be extradited from Ireland, a judge has ruled. Eamonn Harrison, from Mayobridge in Newry, Co
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsManchester United Ole Gunnar Solskjaer points to Liverpool as example of how patience works and insists Man Utd owners are fully behind him The Telegraph - By James DuckerOle Gunnar Solskjaer is convinced Manchester United’s hierarchy still trust him to transform the club’s ailing fortunes - and believes they must take inspiration from Liverpool. United are 33 points adrift
The Telegraphflipped into ArtArtists Pauline Boty, the forgotten artist who gave Christine Keeler her own story The Telegraph - By Alice VincentImpossibly glamorous and immensely talented, Pauline Boty was one of the most talked-about artists of her day. Then tragedy struck, writes Alice Vincent In the half-century that the British press have
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessFinancial Conduct Authority City watchdog names Christopher Woolard interim boss The Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonThe under-pressure City watchdog has handed the reins to one of its top executives while it searches for a successor to its outgoing boss Andrew Bailey. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), formed in
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks A Long Petal of the Sea by Isabel Allende, review: a gripping tale of love in exile The Telegraph - By Jake KerridgeTo be exiled from one homeland is unlucky; to be exiled from two might suggest that somebody up there has a grudge against you. One such double unfortunate was Víctor Pey Casado, an engineer who fled Spain
The Telegraphflipped into ObituariesObituaries George Hastings, versatile, goal-kicking prop forward who won the Grand Slam with England – obituary The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesGeorge Hastings, who has died aged 95, won 13 caps for England as a mobile prop forward who could run, pass and kick with a versatility that was said by a fellow international – with only a touch of exaggeration
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBritish Steel British Steel sale to China's Jingye is last chance to avoid break-up of steelmaker, unions warn The Telegraph - By Alan ToveyBritish Steel’s provisional sale to Chinese buyer Jingye is the last chance to save the embattled business from a break-up, according to unions. Workers’ representatives say they have been told by interim
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News Patronising? Maybe. But we need ‘girl boss’ culture more than ever The Telegraph - By Angelica MalinIt was entrepreneur Sophia Amoruso who coined the term 'Girl Boss'. That was in 2014 - and the founder of multi-million-pound fashion company Nasty Gal now boasts a book and Netflix series of the same
The Telegraphflipped into NewsCoronavirus Watch: China hastily builds new 1000-bed hospital in Wuhan to tackle coronavirus The Telegraph - By Telegraph VideoChina has pledged to build a new 1,000-bed hospital within six days in Wuhan, the epicentre of a deadly virus that is sweeping across the country and through Asia. The facility, built specifically to and
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessChinese New Year Can ancient Chinese New Year wellness techniques make you healthier and happier in 2020? The Telegraph - By Jessica SalterIf your energy levels have taken a bit of post January slump, you might want to try a dose of ancient healing. It’s Chinese New Year on Saturday and along with ushering in the year of the rat, celebrations
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCaroline Wozniacki Emotional Caroline Wozniacki happy with 'perfect' farewell at Australian Open The TelegraphThe former world number one announced last month that the Australian Open, the scene of her greatest triumph when she broke her grand slam duck in 2018, would also be the stage for her professional farewell
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) The truth about face masks: they really do protect you against germs – so long as you're wearing the right ones The Telegraph - By Lizzie RobertsAs the Chinese city of Wuhan remains on lockdown, efforts continue to stem the spread of the mystery coronavirus. Authorities in the city have made it mandatory for the public and officials to wear face
The Telegraphflipped into NewsAustralia Australia Day 2020: why the British sent convicts Down Under - and how they named the country The Telegraph - By Rozina Sabur and Charlotte KrolIt's a controversial date in Australia, but for many Down Under, Australia Day, which falls on January 26 every year, is the perfect excuse for a few beers and a barbecue. Marking the day in 1788, when
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTravel Are these the 10 greatest city breaks on Earth? The Telegraph - By Nick TrendOpposites attract, especially when it comes to holidays. If you live a stressful city life, a week or two in the countryside probably seems like an ideal antidote to the pressures of everyday life – the
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessMining One year on from Brumadinho, miners must step up efforts to tackle deadly dams The Telegraph - By Adam Matthews and John HowchinFour years ago, investors and companies were warned of a fundamental problem with the way waste from mining was being stored in tailing dams. Despite the deaths of 19 people in Mariana in Brazil, and environmental
