The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesIvanka Trump Donald Trump 2020: US president launches re-election campaign at Orlando rally vowing political 'earthquake'The Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithDonald Trump vowed to deliver another “earthquake at the ballot box” in 2020 as he formally launched his re-election campaign in front of 20,000 cheering supporters in Orlando, Florida. The US president
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsMH370 MH370 pilot was 'lonely and sad' and may have 'crashed plane' in murder-suicideThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenThe pilot of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 may have been clinically depressed, leading him to starve the passengers of oxygen and then crash into the sea in a murder-suicide, according to a new account.
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionBoris Johnson Letters: If Boris Johnson remains miles ahead, why prolong the agony?The TelegraphSIR – Despite concerns about a “coronation” of the next Conservative leader, if the vote later this week shows Boris Johnson commands overwhelmingly the support of Conservative MPs (on whom a resolution
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCambridge University Just one day of work a week is enough to give a mental health boost, Cambridge University findsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyJust one day of work per week is the most "effective dose" to give the mental health benefits of paid employment, research by Cambridge University suggests. A study indicated that the risk of mental health
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesDunfermline Scrapped submarines costing £30m a year in 'extortionate storage costs'The Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsStoring decommissioned submarines is costing Britain £30million a year, a new Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report says. The “glacial pace” and a “15-year delay” to the process of decommissioning Britain’s
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTumors Game-changing cancer drugs which can attack all tumours will be fast-tracked by NHSThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyGame-changing cancer drugs which can attack all types of tumour will be fast-tracked by the NHS, the head of the health service will today announce. Simon Stevens will say that a revolutionary class of
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPosters Ben & Jerry's ice cream adverts removed after they were placed on billboards too close to primary schoolThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBen & Jerry's ice cream advertis have been removed after they were placed on billboards within 100m of a primary school. Posters for the firm's Moophoria Light range - showing a tub of salted caramel flavour
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn 'set to back second referendum in major Brexit policy shift for Labour'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersJeremy Corbyn is poised to back a major policy shift on Brexit that would see Labour support a second referendum in all circumstances, it has been reported. The Labour leader is understood to be ready
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge Grandmother hospitalised after collision with Royal convoy carrying Duke and Duchess of CambridgeThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessA grandmother has been hospitalised with serious injuries following an accident with a Royal convoy carrying the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The 83-year-old woman was left injured in an incident believed
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsPatrick M. Shanahan Trump's acting defence secretary Patrick Shanahan withdraws amid family's domestic violence incidentsThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburDonald Trump's acting defence secretary has withdrawn from consideration after a series of domestic violence incidents within his family came to light. The US president announced on Tuesday that Patrick
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsNigel Farage Nigel Farage: Brexit Party pact with Boris would deliver 'massive majority' on no-deal election ticketThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickThe Brexit Party could form an election pact with Boris Johnson aimed at delivering a “massive” Commons majority for a clean exit from the EU, Nigel Farage has signalled. The former Ukip leader said if
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Phil Neville 'Nice guy' Phil Neville has won over England players with human touch, says Millie BrightThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattWhen England defender Millie Bright entered her Nice hotel room last Saturday she was met with a photo of four familiar faces posing in front of the team bus. Bright’s partner, mother, father and one her
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPhil Neville England will go for the jugular against Japan in World Cup show of strengthThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtEngland will pick their strongest team for their final World Cup group game against Japan, even though they have already qualified for the last 16, to send out a “statement” to the rest of the tournament.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsBreast Cancer Just one in five women at risk of breast cancer know alcohol increases the dangerThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyJust one in five women attending breast cancer clinics are aware alcohol increases the risk of disease - and half of staff have no idea. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, with 54,000 and
The Telegraphadded this to NewsYogurt Men who eat two portions of yoghurt are less likely to develop bowel cancer, major study findsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyMen who have two portions of yoghurt a week could cut the risk of precancerous growths by a fifth, a study suggests. Research by the University of Washington found those eating plenty of it had a significantly
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsIllegal Immigration Donald Trump begins 2020 campaign with pledge to begin deporting 'millions of illegal aliens' next weekThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenDonald Trump has vowed to begin removing millions of illegal immigrants from the United States starting next week. The pledge came as Mr Trump formally announced his bid for re-election to the White House
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson The BBC's excruciating version of a political Blind Date did little to shake Boris from his top spotThe Telegraph - By Allison PearsonTelevised debates are always excruciating, and this one did not disappoint. Perched on stools, our five candidates looked like drunkards without a bar. Four of the men, on best behaviour, placed both neatly
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIslamophobia From no-deal to Islamophobia: What the Tory leadership candidates said in the BBC debateThe Telegraph - By Camilla Tominey and Charles HymasIt was the cacophony of noise that Boris Johnson had predicted, but in a BBC Tory leadership debate on Tuesday evening dominated by Brexit, a few nuggets of domestic policy did emerge. With questions from
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPhil Foden Aaron Wan-Bissaka own goal breaks England under-21 hearts after Phil Foden wondergoal and two France missed penaltiesThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceThere are many ways that the England Under-21s have conspired to blow European championships over the years but having scored one of the summer’s great goals and withstood two missed France penalties and
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Brazil Marta strike enough for Brazil against Italy as both sides progress to World Cup knockoutsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportMarta's second-half penalty sent Brazil into the last 16 of the women’s World Cup with a 1-0 win against Italy on Tuesday that ensured they finished as one of the best third-placed sides. Marta, the only
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSam Kerr Sam Kerr scores four to hammer Jamaica and keep Australia's World Cup dream aliveThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSam Kerr struck four times to send Australia through to the last 16 of the women’s World Cup with a 4-1 victory against Jamaica on Tuesday. Kerr struck twice either side of the interval as Australia finished
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituariesCaptain ‘Beachie’ Blackett, celebrated fishmonger in Leadenhall Market and Scottish landowner who represented a last vestigeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesCaptain “Beachie” Blackett, who has died aged 80, was a celebrated fishmonger and restaurateur in London’s Leadenhall Market. In a life of mixed fortunes, he was also a soldier, a Scottish landowner with
The Telegraphadded this to RacingRoyal Ascot All systems go at Ascot as Zabeel Prince hits form of his lifeThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageSir Michael Stoute and Andre Fabre might have employed the old “slowly, slowly, catchy monkey” approach to training of their runners, Crystal Ocean and Waldgeist, for Wednesday’s Prince of Wales’s Stakes.
The Telegraphadded this to Opinion Tonight’s unedifying BBC debate showed how damaging a "stop Boris" front could beThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe elimination of Dominic Raab from the Conservative leadership election removed the most hard-line Brexiteer still remaining in the contest apart from the front-runner, Boris Johnson. Moreover, the momentum
The Telegraphadded this to Racing Royal Ascot 2019: Undeniable genius of Aidan O'Brien conjures win for Circus MaximusThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageIt is fair to say the Sport of Kings probably takes the Irish trainer Aidan O’Brien a little bit for granted these days. Modest to a fault, his post-race media debriefs are likely to assign more credit
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Who won the BBC's Tory leadership debate? Our writers have their sayThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersWhich of the five surviving Tory leadership candidates did most to improve their chances in the second TV debate? Sajid Javid, Boris Johnson, Jeremy Hunt, Michael Gove and Rory Stewart went head-to-head
The Telegraphadded this to Politics Boris is the only Tory who can lift the nation from its irrational gloomThe Telegraph - By Philip JohnstonEven if the leading candidate does bring about a general election, at least he’ll put fire in our bellies Thank goodness that’s over. No, I don’t mean the second round of the Tory leadership election on
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Rory Stewart is the talk of Westminster – but is his luck about to run out?The Telegraph - By Michael DeaconWhat a panic Rory Stewart is causing. The coop quivers with startled squawks. The chickens lurch and flap. An intruder has scraped its way under the fence, and is now loping hungrily towards them. The
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Exclusive: FA wants threat of prison sentences for referee assaultsThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonPlayers, coaches and spectators who assault referees will be far more likely to face prison under new Football Association proposals put forward to the Government that would give sports match officials
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Afghanistan top scorer went against doctor's orders to bat on after Mark Wood broke his helmetThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreAfghanistan batsman Hashmatullah Shahidi batted on after being hit on the head by Mark Wood, a blow which broke his helmet and led the ICC doctors to urge Shahidi to leave the field, raising further concerns
