The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News Lady Cowdray, polo princess turned mindfulness guru: 'Meditation made me a better mother'The Telegraph - By Anna TyzackOn a chain around Viscountess Cowdray’s neck hangs a tiny silver seated figure, with a pointed head, a heart and a hole in its middle. It’s called the Meditator and she designed it herself, as a reminder
The Telegraphadded this to NewsBritish Empire A mind blank about Empire leaves us bereft of a crucial part of our national storyThe Telegraph - By Robert TombsOur culture and society will be incomprehensible to those who know little about our imperial past In two or three centuries time, if there are people on Earth who have not been washed away by the rising
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesWatches A £2m clock made for Kensington Palace and five more highlights from the Bonhams watch saleThe Telegraph - By Tracey LlewellynIt’s not every day that a piece of royal horological history comes up for sale. But that’s exactly what will go under the hammer tomorrow at the Bonhams London auction, The Clive Collection of Exceptional
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel Why a Danube cruise is the perfect base for teeing off this summerThe Telegraph - By Colin NicholsonIt was a mixed blessing. Although I had finally sold my elderly parents on the joys of river cruising, they wanted a cruise where they didn’t have to go on any excursions – far too stressful – but rather
The Telegraphadded this to GardeningGreenhouses What to grow in a greenhouse in winterThe Telegraph - By John WalkerVisitors who enter my greenhouse during colder months are invariably stunned: “You don’t have any heating? So how come all this stuff survives?” Amid pots and containers brimming with anything from land
The Telegraphadded this to GardeningApples Best apples to grow in your gardenThe Telegraph - By Sarah RavenHenry Chevallier Guild, eighth generation of the apple-growing Aspall cider family, says Britain has one of the best climates in the world for apples. In the 19th century we used to make the most of that,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesIran Trump undercuts advisors by calling alleged Iran attacks on oil tankers 'very minor'The TelegraphDonald Trump undercut his more hawkish security advisers on Tuesday by downplaying the alleged Iranian attacks on oil tankers as "very minor" even as the US ordered another 1,000 troops to the Middle While
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart The Tories can no longer entertain the delusion of Rory Stewart and his disciplesThe Telegraph - By Rob WilsonIt is still hard to believe that Rory Stewart made it past the first round of the Conservative leadership contest with 19 votes, particularly as the winner will become our next Prime Minister. Some commentators
The Telegraphadded this to GardeningEnglish Gardens How to keep pond water clearThe Telegraph - By Bunny GuinnessDo you want lots of fish and bottle-clean water in your pond? Here's Bunny Guinness's top tips on how to maintain the water without the need for pumps and filters Water in our gardens has the capacity
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyAirbus Pilotless planes could be flying soon but overcoming public fears are an obstacle, Airbus saysThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandAirbus has developed the ability to fly passenger jets without pilots, but overcoming regulatory concerns and public fears about the technology were holding it back from rolling them out commercially.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsHeathrow ‘Bad for residents and bad for the planet’ - Telegraph readers react to Heathow’s expansion plansThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersLondon Heathrow is set to complete it’s long-mooted third runway by 2026, and overall airport expansion by 2050, according to plans revealed by the airport’s bosses today. Three decades on from the first
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Father faces jail for psychologically abusing daughters who refused arranged marriages in first case of its kindThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingA Muslim father faces jail for psychologically abusing his daughters who refused arranged marriages in the first case of its kind. Salamat Khan, 63, exerted such domineering parental control over his that
The Telegraphadded this to GardeningEnglish Gardens How to grow the best tasting strawberriesThe Telegraph - By James WongGrowing the best-flavoured strawberries is really very simple. Give them loads of light, don’t overwater or fertilise them, and keep on top of pruning. Of course, for true taste geeks I have one or two
The Telegraphadded this to NewsDjibouti Shortages of food, water and electricity: how Djibouti has been destroyed by climate changeThe Telegraph - By Susan SchulmanFew places have been as transformed by climate change as the tiny country of Djibouti. Sandwiched between Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia at the strategic point on the Horn of Africa, the former French is
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTravel Is this the ultimate seasonaire job? How to ski your way around Japan next winterThe Telegraph - By Lucy AspdenWorking a ski season is a life-changing experience, whether you’re fresh out of university or looking for a break from the traditional nine-to-five. Next winter prospective seasonaires have the opportunity
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesJuan Mata Juan Mata to stay at Manchester United after agreeing contract extensionThe Telegraph - By James DuckerJuan Mata has ended the uncertainty about his future by agreeing a new contract with Manchester United a fortnight before he was due to become a free agent. Mata’s contract was about to expire at the of
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHeathrow Heathrow third runway: Will any of the Tory leadership hopefuls stand in its way?The Telegraph - By Oliver GillExuding the sort of confidence that many of their critics have become accustomed to, Heathrow’s top brass ignored the ongoing Tory leadership contest and today ploughed on with launching the airport’s
The Telegraphadded this to Travel Tacky, faded, but still bags of fun – why this Yorkshire seaside town is ready for a comebackThe Telegraph - By Charlotte JohnstoneBridlington – or Brid – is the big bag-for-life of fun. The whole package. Especially when the Yorkshire weather starts warming up and everyone’s suddenly out. Fairground rides are creaking back to life,
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The Telegraphadded this to BusinessEuropean Union EU prepares to cut off Swiss stock exchanges in warning to Brexit BritainThe Telegraph - By James CrispBrussels is increasingly likely to cut off Swiss stock exchanges from the EU's single market to send a “warning shot” to Bern but also to Brexit Britain. Internal documents revealed that the European is
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessClothing Shoppers and retailers must tackle the scourge of fast fashion, if the Government won'tThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansPeople don’t like being told what to do. And governments don’t like being unpopular. A simple illustration of this comes in ministers’ outright rejection of a report by MPs urging a crackdown on the fast
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel River cruising continues to rise in popularity as visitor numbers soarThe Telegraph - By Kaye HollandRiver cruises are on the rise. A total of 232,300 river cruises were taken by British and Irish holidaymakers last year, an increase of 10.4 per cent from 2017, according to figures released from Cruise
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesUEFA Champions League Lack of home-grown players leaves Chelsea facing huge Champions League headacheThe Telegraph - By Matt LawFrank Lampard will face a Champions League headache if, as expected, he succeeds Maurizio Sarri as Chelsea head coach. Chelsea are preparing for the fact they will start serving their two-window transfer
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories The perfect weekend in LA, a city that 'makes nonsense of history and breaks all the rules'The Telegraph - By Christopher BeanlandThe English architectural critic and writer Reyner Banham said Los Angeles “makes nonsense of history and breaks all the rules”. There is nowhere like this sprawling, sleazy, exciting and sometimes frustrating
The Telegraphadded this to TravelCroatia Venice, Greece and CroatiaThe TelegraphMS Rhapsody of the Seas is a Vision-class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. Onboard amenities include a full-service spa, two swimming pools, six bars, a rock-climbing wall, and several
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessMario Draghi Markets jump as Draghi hints at more eurozone stimulusThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesMario Draghi has given markets his strongest signal yet that the European Central Bank will unveil more stimulus this autumn to revive the ailing eurozone economy. The ECB chief admitted that "additional
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSteven Spielberg Can Spielberg’s West Side Story ease 50 years of Puerto Rican hurt?The Telegraph - By Biba KangThe Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim classic took Romeo and Juliet to the mid-century streets of Manhattan, winning acclaim and awards in the process. Fifty years on, though, West Side Story’s problematic
The Telegraphadded this to CyclingGeraint Thomas Geraint Thomas in doubt to defend Tour de France title after crashing out of Tour de SuisseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportGeraint Thomas's ability to defend his Tour de France crown has been thrown into doubt after he was forced to withdraw from the Tour de Suisse following a heavy crash on Tuesday. Thomas was treated on
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIran The West must call Iran's bluff or face the devastating consequencesThe Telegraph - By Colonel Richard KempNeither the US nor Iran wants war. President Trump was elected partly on a platform that sought to end long-running US involvement in conflict in the Middle East and South Asia. Even if he wanted it he
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessNeil Woodford Don't let Woodford's woes cloud the value of illiquid investmentsThe Telegraph - By Chris CummingsThe work of investment managers has been featured prominently in the news in recent days and triggered a welcome discussion on how we invest the savings of the millions of people who look to us to provide
