Luxembourg Sir Stelios loses battle to block easyHotel takeoverThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerSir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has been defeated in his bid to fight off a takeover of easyHotel, the chain he founded in 2004 and in which he retains a minority stake. A consortium made up of property investors
Prince Andrew Why is Boris really wasting time meeting Merkel, to discuss an issue that they can’t agree on?The Telegraph - By William CookWhy is Boris bothering to go to Berlin? That’s the question Germans are asking today. Well, not all of them. Actually, not even most of them. Bild, Germany’s biggest tabloid, has a piece about the PM’s
Autos (UK) What to do if you have an accident with a foreign-registered vehicleThe Telegraph - By Dr Ken GermanPolice in the UK are currently concerned not only about the amount of foreign-registered vehicles being stolen here but also by a much larger amount of foreign cars being driven illegally on our roads
Alexis Sánchez Inter hope to discover Alexis Sanchez fate by Thursday as Manchester United haggle over wagesThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtInter Milan hope to find out by Thursday whether they can sign Alexis Sanchez from Manchester United on loan. The Italian club are submitting an offer to United with an option to buy the forward at end
Leeds The best places to eat and drink in Leeds for the Ashes, recommended by local chef Liz CottamThe Telegraph - By Jack Rear“When I was younger my family ate to live. I didn’t eat anything but chicken breast and potatoes until I was about 21,” Leeds-based chef Liz Cottam explains. But as she got older, Cottam fell in love food
UK News Boys deny harassing women on bus, asking them to kiss and pelting them with coinsThe TelegraphFour teenage boys have denied harassing two women in a homophobically aggravated attack after they refused to perform a sex act on a bus. Two 17-year-olds, a 16-year-old and another boy, 15, appeared Highbury
Thierry Henry Exclusive Thierry Henry interview: 'I still believe I can be a successful coach. I don't like the easy route'The Telegraph - By Matt LawIt was after a 5-1 victory over Middlesbrough that he watched from the substitutes’ bench that a 22-year-old Thierry Henry walked straight out of Highbury in his Arsenal tracksuit and caught a tube and
Avalanches The dangerous truth about the ‘itinerary’ ski runs involved in the death of two BritonsThe Telegraph - By Rebecca MilesBeing caught in an avalanche is something that no skier or snowboarder wants to experience – and which ski resorts do their utmost to prevent. Avalanches are most likely to occur away from the avalanche-protected
Thierry HenryExclusive interview: Thierry Henry on the fight to prove himself all over again - 'I still believe I can be a successfulThe Telegraph - By Matt LawIt was after a 5-1 victory over Middlesbrough that he watched from the substitutes’ bench that a 22-year-old Thierry Henry walked straight out of Highbury in his Arsenal tracksuit and caught a tube and
Jour Recalling parliament would be a pointless gimmick. No wonder Remainers are keen on the ideaThe Telegraph - By Tom HarrisIt is hardly a revelation worthy of Woodward and Bernstein that politicians enjoy the sound of their own voices. Indeed, a fondness for one’s own oratory is a primary motivation behind any individual’s
Royal Air Force RAF's new drone in battle against terrorists: automated killing machine which can be entirely operated from the UKThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe RAF’s future drone has been unveiled for the first time to the crews that will fly it . Britain’s new armed surveillance drones, called Protector, will be able to fly for up to 40 hours, almost double
Spider-Man Marvel and Sony's money-grabbing Spider-Man spat is Hollywood villainy at its worstThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerSuperhero fans adore a web of intrigue, especially if there is the bonus of two great grunting goliaths chucking insults at one another in broad daylight. Yet few comic book devotees are cheering the rumble
Edinburgh Fringe Best comedy shows at Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 33 of this year's must see-comediansThe Telegraph - By Mark Monahan and Tristram Fane Saunders and Dominic CavendishThe Telegraph's critics offer a star-rated guide to the best comedy shows at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. In a nutshell... Olga Koch’s 2018 debut was inspired by a night when her father – a former Russian
travel news Average 15 year old travelled twice distance of parents by same age, says researchThe Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneBy the time they turn 15, the average child today will have clocked up 3,754 miles travelling around the world, twice as far as their parents had by the same age, according to new research. Children of
Politics The voters will punish anti-democratic Remainiacs who think they know better than the peopleThe Telegraph - By Rob WilsonOver the three years of the May government, every official statistic, survey and report seemed to take the most negative view possible of the UK, its economy and place in the world. Under Philip Hammond,
Deforestation Record 84 per cent yearly increase in Amazon fires blamed on deforestation in BrazilThe Telegraph - By Andrew QuinnThe Amazon rainforest has seen a record number of fires this year, according to Brazil's space research agency. The National Institute for Space Research (Inpe) released data on Tuesday claiming that has
Belarus England narrowly avoid huge upset against Belarus to reach EuroHockey Championships semi-finalThe Telegraph - By Rod GilmourCoach Mark Hager admitted that England women were "on another planet" as Belarus came close to launching a seismic shock at the EuroHockey Championships on Wednesday morning. England eventually laboured
ObituariesRichard Booth, ‘King of Hay-on-Wye’, whose flair for publicity transformed a small Welsh town into the secondhand book capitalThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesRichard Booth, who has died aged 80, was a prominent second-hand bookseller and the self-styled King of Hay-on-Wye. It was largely thanks to Booth’s energy and taste for self-publicity that Hay-on-Wye
Obesity The fact we have the healthiest packaged food in the world and an obesity crisis proves the folly of the war on sugarThe Telegraph - By Christopher SnowdonA study recently evaluated the nutritional quality of packaged food in twelve countries. It may surprise you to hear that Britain came top and the USA came second. The least healthy food was found in of
Investing Why investors should abandon Britain for the rising divis paid by these global stocksThe Telegraph - By Taha LokhandwalaDividends from global companies have reached record levels this year with investment experts now urging British investors to consider foreign stocks to boost their income. Stocks paid out a record $514bn
What happened when I hired an 'Instagram photographer' to document my family holidayThe Telegraph - By Jenny SouthanWas the £193-an-hour service weird and awkward or genuinely helpful? "Just stand with your backs to that giant cactus and pretend you’re having a conversation,” says Ericka, lifting her camera towards
Gerard Butler Angel Has Fallen review: Gerard Butler turns down the nastiness and ups the actionThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyDir: Ric Roman Waugh. Cast: Gerard Butler, Morgan Freeman, Jada Pinkett Smith, Nick Nolte, Piper Perabo, Danny Huston, Tim Blake Nelson, Lance Reddick. 15 cert, 121 min Angel Has Fallen is almost worth
travel news A timeline of overtourism: key moments in the global battle between locals and travellersThe Telegraph - By Greg DickinsonThis week Amsterdam’s main political parties announced radical measures to curb the so-called “Disneyfication” of the Dutch capital. A coalition of four parties issued a pledge of agreed reforms to “provide
David Attenborough David Attenborough's intervention is just what our shrill and self-obsessed Brexit debate needsThe Telegraph - By Charlotte GillThe presenter's comments reminded us that there are other far more important global issues Grab your smelling salts. A glass of whisky. Whatever you need. Because today you will need to steady yourself
Science ‘Crazy cat lady’ stereotype is nonsense, say scientists, as dog owners found to be just as neuroticThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe stereotypical ‘cat lady’, who lives a solitary life obsessing over her pets to the detriment of human relationships, simply does not exist, a new study has shown. Researchers who were looking into
Sturgeon Scotland's deficit more than half the UK total in blow to Nicola Sturgeon independence caseThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonScotland's deficit is the equivalent of more than half the UK's thanks to public spending being more than £1,600 higher per person, according to official figures that damage Nicola Sturgeon’s independence
Revisiting the Del Coronado Hotel, scene of a classic film – and my best childhood holidayThe Telegraph - By Hattie GarlickThis summer marks 60 years since cinema-goers first saw Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis totter up the stairs of the Del Coronado Hotel in matching dresses and frilly hats, the palm-fringed
Cricket England announce 2020 Test schedule: Joe Root's men to host West Indies, Australia, Pakistan and IrelandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEngland will break with tradition by opening next year's Test schedule at The Oval. The 2020 international fixtures were released on Wednesday morning, taking in visits from the West Indies, Australia,
Guernsey More woe for Neil Woodford with Guernsey delistingThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellThe delisting of Sabina Estates from the Guernsey stock exchange has exacerbated embattled fund manager Neil Woodford's breach of fund rules around the proportion of unquoted or "illiquid" stocks held
Kashmir Militant attack on Kashmir police leaves two deadThe Telegraph - By Rahul BediTwo people, including an armed militant and a policeman, were killed in India’s disputed Kashmir region on Wednesday in the first clash after the federal government scrapped the territory’s autonomy. said
