The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeBoris Johnson does need to agree an electoral pact with Nigel Farage's Brexit Party to deliver Brexit, one of his key allies has said. The Telegraph today revealed how Tory donors have opened informal
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessProfit Kier to axe 1,200 jobs and shed divisions in turnaround bidThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerKier is to axe 1,200 jobs in a bid to save £55m in costs as the embattled contractor bids to turn its business around. The move follows the completion of a strategic review led by Andrew Davies, its new
The Telegraphadded this to FamilyAldous Huxley Can mentor schemes really turn the tables for disadvantaged students applying to Oxbridge?The Telegraph - By Luke MintzWhen Abigail Fox arrived for her interview at Balliol College, Oxford, she felt as if she had landed on another planet. Raised near Solihull by her father, a factory worker, and mother, a childminder,
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Yes, it's better to be a lark - but we need night owls tooThe Telegraph - By Linda BlairIt’s hard being a night owl. Individuals who prefer to stay up late and sleep later in the mornings are often derided as lazy, while research suggests they might have worse health outcomes, too. Last researchers
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPolitics Tory leadership candidates: Who are the contenders hoping to become the next Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Daniel Capurro and Gareth DaviesThe Conservative leadership election got under way in full on Monday, June 10 as the deadline passed for candidates to put themselves forward. There was an initial 10 Tory MPs running with that number
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit The Brexit plans of each Tory leadership candidate - and what Brussels will think of themThe Telegraph - By James CrispTory leadership candidates have been setting out their plans to solve the Brexit conundrum but what does Brussels think about their strategies? Brussels’ stance can be summed up as an insistence that withdrawal
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessOutsourcing Babcock dismisses Serco takeover approach as lacking 'merit'The Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerBabcock has confirmed it rejected a merger proposal from outsourcing giant Serco in January as its share price fell and it engaged in a public relations battle with the mysterious Boatman Capital. The
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Next Prime Minister latest odds and polls: Can anyone stop Boris in the Conservative Party leadership election?The Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettThe list of MPs battling to replace Theresa May as Prime Minister has started to whittle down, with Boris Johnson the runaway favourite at this stage. As it stands, six are in the running for the top with
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsConservative Party Conservative leadership race: When will the next Tory leader and Prime Minister be selected, and how does it work?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe contest to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party officially began on Monday, June 10. A number of party heavyweights had already begun jostling for position in anticipation of a contest
The Telegraphadded this to NewsSudan Sudan crisis: What is happening, and where does it go from here?The Telegraph - By Roland OliphantWhy are Twitter and Instagram users turning their profiles blue? Mohammed Hashim Mattar was just 26 when he was gunned down by Sudanese security services last week. Now his favourite shade of indigo blue
The Telegraphadded this to CricketCricket World Cup Cricket World Cup 2019 group table: latest standings and results so farThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe 2019 Cricket World Cup began in May and will end on July 14. England beat South Africa in their very first match on May 30. They have since lost to Pakistan and beaten Bangladesh in the group stages
The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News Lisa McGrillis: 'I had a mini-meltdown when trying to combine acting and early motherhood'The Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanAs television sitcoms go, Mum has been quite the slow-burner. After making a quiet entrance on to BBC Two three years ago, it grew in renown and critical acclaim until, this spring, it found itself the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesValenciennes What we've learned from the first 10 days of the World CupThe Telegraph - By Molly McElweeThe World Cup's first 10 days are in the bank, and it's given us plenty to get excited about, even if France hasn't totally embraced the challenge of being the host nation. The USA have gone goal crazy
The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News Babies and business can go together: How I founded my company as a new mumThe Telegraph - By Riya GroverTwo years ago, I embarked on my business journey. It started with the vision of connecting people to healthier meals, which has now evolved into Feedr. - a personalised eating platform integrated with
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesCricket World Cup Cricket World Cup 2019 fixtures list, TV channel schedule and how to watch the matches liveThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportTen countries are battling it out for the 2019 Cricket World Cup this summer in a feast of 50-over cricket. England and Wales are hosting the six-week tournament, which began with England's victory over
The Telegraphadded this to MoneySocial Work Why the threshold for free social care is much lower than you think - and five other things you didn't know about careThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsIt’s fairly common knowledge that those with assets worth more than £23,250 will have to pay for their own care in later life. But far fewer of those in need realise that they may need to dig deep even
The Telegraphadded this to BooksMargaret Thatcher The Slow Downfall of Margaret Thatcher by Bernard Ingham review: unintentionally funny diaries from Downing StreetThe Telegraph - By Simon HefferDiaries are worth publishing if they cast new light on historical events, or if the diarist is such a compelling personality that he or she draws the reader, decades or even centuries later, into a form
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessPhilip Green CVA tactic has led to closure of 1,000 shopsThe Telegraph - By Ashley Armstrong and Tim WallaceAlmost a thousand shops have closed over the past two years as a direct result of retailers using controversial restructuring tactics to slim their store estate. The new research lays bare the full effect
The Telegraphadded this to PicturesNotre-Dame de Paris Pictures of the Day: 17 June 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 18 View All Skip Ad
The Telegraphadded this to CyclingITV How to follow the 2019 Tour de France online, on live TV and through daily episodes of The Cycling PodcastThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThroughout the month of July the focus of the cycling world will centre around France as the 106th edition of the Tour de France courses the length and breadth of the country, turning its villages and
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessLondon Stock Exchange ‘Songwriters are more important than stars’The Telegraph - By Chris JohnstonMerck Mercuriadis has worked with some of the biggest names in the music business – Elton John, Guns N’ Roses, Morrissey and Iron Maiden, to name but a few – in a career that has spanned four decades.
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBurnout ‘Yoga classes don’t fix the root causes of City burnout’The Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerIn the early hours of Aug 15 2013, Moritz Erhardt, a 21-year-old banking intern from Germany, returned to his London flat after reportedly working 72 hours straight. Ambulance staff found him dead in shower
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessAnger Next PM must restore Britain’s reputation, warn industry leadersThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonA leading business lobby group is urging the next Conservative leader to repair “brand Britain” before international investors take their money elsewhere. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) will
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsNews (Hong Kong) Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong vows to fight 'long term battle' after surprise releaseThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithJoshua Wong, one of Hong Kong’s most renowned pro-democracy activists, vowed to fight the “long term battle” for the city’s freedoms after his surprise release from jail on Monday morning. Mr Wong, 22,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsUnions Train strikes to disrupt thousands of rail commuters as union declares five-day walkout over guards rowThe Telegraph - By Daniel HammondA five-day rail strike threatens to disrupt journeys for hundreds of thousands of commuters from tomorrow as workers walk out in a long-running dispute over the role of train guards. Some of the country’s
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionIran The Left cannot face up to the brutal truth about IranThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewResponsibility for the attacks on shipping in the Gulf has been attributed to Tehran, or to state agencies acting on its behalf. So why is the Left so keen to heap all blame on the US president for pulling
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsScottish Government Scottish private schools appeal for two-year delay to SNP's £7 million tax hikeThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonScotland's private schools have appealed for a two-year delay to a £7 million tax increase imposed by the SNP amid warnings the move will backfire on government efforts to tackle obesity. The Scottish
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituaries Philomena Lynott, hotelier and mother of the rock star Phil Lynott who wrote a bestselling memoir – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesPhilomena Lynott, who has died aged 88, was an author and hotelier, as well as the mother of the Irish rock star, Phil Lynott; she came to prominence in her own right when she wrote a bestselling memoir.
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Does it matter if our next PM is considered by some to be a ‘sex maniac’?The Telegraph - By Charles MooreBeing a bad husband is irrelevant to Britain's top job Some Brexit supporters – chiefly, for obvious reasons, backers of Dominic Raab – are expressing concern about the final stage, when the leadership
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTechnology Shareholders pressure Google executives after scandalous yearThe Telegraph - By Margi MurphyGoogle executives are preparing themselves for a bruising meeting with investors protesting pay and bonuses for high ranking employees who turn a bind eye to sexual misconduct, following a year of high
