The Telegraphflipped into News More listed buildings is great news... unless you happen to live in oneThe Telegraph - By Clive AsletBother Brexit shenanegans – let’s remind ourselves of things this country still does well. One of them is the protection of ancient buildings. I know, I know – people will always complain that some favourite
The Telegraphflipped into Politics After last night's defeat, the PM's deal faces death by a thousand wrecking amendmentsThe Telegraph - By Patrick O'FlynnBrexiteers should not get too excited about the belated victory on the Second Reading What a pitch of parliamentary obscurantism we have descended to when the typically intelligent and engaged British
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAFC Ajax LiveThe Telegraph - By JJ BullKepa, Azpilicueta, Zouma, Tomori, Alonso, Kovacic, Jorginho, Mount, Willian, Abraham, Hudson-Odoi Onana, Dest, Veltman, Blind, Tagliafico, Álvarez, Van de Beek, Martínez; Ziyech, Tadic, Promes Hello there!
The Telegraphflipped into Travel Sun-kissed SardiniaThe TelegraphEnjoy a relaxing week in one of Sardinia's loveliest coastal resorts. Out and about you'll learn about traditional coral fishing and discover the charming 'painted' town of Tinnura and medieval Bosa. put,
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Labour ditching Corbyn is the worst thing that could happen for BorisThe Telegraph - By Stephen PollardYou hardly need me to point out the change in the political weather over the past few weeks. When Boris Johnson became PM in July, the Tories seemed bereft of any purpose. Now, despite the parliamentary
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News I know the pain of having your virginity discussed by your mumThe Telegraph - By Radhika SanghaniFlora Gill lost her virginity 10 years ago to a man she met on her gap year. After he ghosted her, she never thought she’d hear from him again. But the journalist, who writes for the likes of Tatler and
The Telegraphflipped into NewsPrince Philip Malta buys elegant villa that the Queen and Prince Philip once called homeThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresAn elegant villa in Malta that was once home to the Queen and Prince Philip will be restored to its former glory and turned into a museum after being bought by the Maltese government. The Queen has said
The Telegraphflipped into MoneyPersonal Finance (UK) Google takes aim at exploitative debt advisers in advertising crackdownThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsGoogle is targeting paid-for debt advice firms masquerading as free debt charities in a tightening of its rules on advertising. Telegraph Money warned earlier this summer that firms which charge vulnerable
The Telegraphflipped into All Stories The best hostels in Copenhagen, including shuffleboard, beer pong and tattoo parloursThe Telegraph - By Suzanne KingDespite its expensive reputation, Copenhagen still has plenty of free attractions, inexpensive activities and places to eat and drink on the cheap. You can stretch your budget even further by opting to
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessClimate Economists ‘letting down the world’ on climate change, Royal Economic Society claimsThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceEconomists “are failing the world, including their own grandchildren and great-grandchildren” by ignoring climate change, according to a report published by the Royal Economic Society (RES). The usually
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Wednesday evening news briefing: Mystery surrounds route of lorry found in Essex containing 39 bodiesThe Telegraph - By Chris PriceIf you want to receive twice-daily briefings like this by email, sign up to the Front Page newsletter here and try our Audio Briefings on WhatsApp. Police have launched a murder investigation after 39
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBoris Johnson This Labour MP made an incredible gaffe. But then Boris Johnson went one betterThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconIt was a poignant moment. Richard Burgon – shadow justice secretary and eager Corbynista – was being interviewed on Sky News about Labour’s chances in the next election. “The polls say you won’t win,”
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News University students complain that their 'pod' accommodation is 'not fit for humans'The Telegraph - By Camilla TurnerStudents have complained that their “pod” accommodation in a university car park is “not fit for humans” and “not mentally viable”. Undergraduates staying at the University of the West of England's (UWE)
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessNeil Woodford Woodford fund supervisor Link under fire for 'negligible' fee moveThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellThe supervisor of Neil Woodford’s collapsed equity income fund has been criticised for waiving its fee and vowing to return left over money to investors after it emerged that spare cash would barely cover
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Priti Patel's BBC apology scores a rare victory for common sense in our unstoppable culture warThe Telegraph - By Benedict SpenceThe Home Secretary was accused of smirking by Andrew Marr Pity poor Priti. The home secretary’s reputation for being tough on crime to the point of pointlessness has long preceded her, and was bound to
The Telegraphflipped into Travel The best hotels in London for a special Christmas breakThe Telegraph - By Fiona DuncanWhy not let someone else take the strain this year and enjoy turkey and all the trimmings in the comfort of a spoiling hotel? Christmas in London is a magical affair, with uplifting carol singing in its
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessDoomsday Thomas Cook chief defends doomsday debt pile he built up with toxic takeover dealThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillThomas Cook’s former boss has fired a stinging broadside at his successors, insisting they should have been able to cope with a doomsday debt pile built up during his time in charge. Manny Fontenla-Novoa
The Telegraphflipped into Travel Switzerland by rail: Five of the country's best flight-free holidaysThe Telegraph - By John MalathronasA trip to Switzerland need not involve a flight. Several cities, including Geneva and Zurich, are easy to reach by train. Here are five ideas for a one-week break Take the 7:55am Eurostar and after a across
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessHSBC Banks to focus on cost-cutting in third quarter resultsThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonBritain's biggest banks will use the upcoming results season to manage shareholder expectations as they prioritise cutting costs over raising dividends, City analysts have warned. Taxpayer-controlled Bank
The Telegraphflipped into CarsAutos (UK) Tokyo Motor Show 2019: venue disrupted by Olympic preparationsThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishCar makers were ill served by the Japanese Motor Manufacturer’s Association, the organisers of the Tokyo Motor show, although some were more ill served than others. With the Big Site exhibition halls the
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesRussia Russians enter Syrian border towns after deal struck with TurkeyThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorRussian police and Syrian troops began deploying along the Turkish border on Wednesday, after striking a deal with Turkey to stave off a large offensive on Kurdish-held Syria. Humvees bearing Russian were
The Telegraphflipped into MoneyPersonal Finance (UK) Brexit 50p coins become instant collectibles now extension appears inevitableThe Telegraph - By Sam BarkerA small batch of special Brexit 50p coins minted with October 31 are expected to become collectors' items now that it looks almost certain Britain will not have left the EU by then. The coins feature date
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Corbynites are using the prospect of an election to tighten the far-Left's grip on LabourThe Telegraph - By Tom HarrisNews emerged last night that Ian Murray, the last man standing after Scottish Labour’s dramatic wipe-out in 2015, is to be the target of the Unite trade union, who want to dispense with Murray’s services
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesBirds Dancing with the Birds review - the avian equivalent of Strictly Come Dancing (without the curse)The Telegraph - By Michael HoganStrictly Birds Dancing, anyone? Dancing with the Birds (Netflix) saw handsome males busting their best moves, while female “judges” watched with beady eyes. If the choreography scored highly, a showmance
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News Subversive, strong and often in danger: The incredible rise of female Middle Eastern influencersThe Telegraph - By Alya MooroThese days, so prevalent and pervasive is the term ‘influencer’ that it’s often met with an eyeroll. From fashion, food to travel and beyond, people all over the world are racking up any number of followers.
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBoeing 737 MAX Boeing revenues plunge as 737 Max crisis drags onThe Telegraph - By Simon FoyBoeing will cut production of the Dreamliner from late next year after the aircraft maker reported plunging revenues as the 737 Max crisis drags on. The company said it will reduce the production of the
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Our entitled political elites will pay for their arrogance at the next general electionThe Telegraph - By Douglas CarswellThey lost the referendum and have spent the three years since talking to each other The problem is Boris, complained the veteran MP Ken Clarke on Radio 4 this morning. The Prime Minister and his team “very
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics This Parliament will never deliver a proper Brexit - an election is the only way forwardThe Telegraph - By Joe ArmitageThe EU is highly likely to grant the UK an extension of Article 50 up to January 31, in line with the date requested by Parliament. There is noise about how President Macron of France might lowball by
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesUK News Northern Ireland woman acquitted of buying abortion pills for daughter following a landmark law changeThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingA Northern Ireland woman acquitted of buying abortion pills for her daughter following a landmark law change has expressed relief she can now “finally move on with her life”. A judge directed a jury at
The Telegraphflipped into NewsPain A&E patients left waiting in unnecessary pain, watchdog warnsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinA&E patients are enduring long and painful delays, with 60 per cent waiting more than half an hour for an initial assessment, the watchdog has found. A report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) reveals
