The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Britain's best attractions for a rainy dayThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelThere’s little worse than being on holiday in the UK summertime when the heavens open. We’re mentally prepared for it in the wintry months but, save for a few bizarrely sunny days we had in February, very
The Telegraphadded this to NewsHouses Businessman was forced to live in a pigsty after he accused his partner of affair, court hearsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA businessman was forced to live in a pigsty after he accused his ex partner of having an affair, a court has heard. James Glessing split with partner Jane Lazell in 2015 and lived in the converted outbuilding
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessInflation Inflation falls for first time in four months after Easter travel price surgeThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesInflation fell back in May as lower prices for travel and cars contributed to the first decline in four months. The Consumer Prices Index came in at 2pc - the first time it has been exactly in line with
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsVeterinary MedicineDog struck down with 'fainting goat syndrome' as vets and owner flummoxed over spaniel who freezes and falls every time isThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonAnyone who owns a bouncy cocker spaniel knows their propensity to get overexcited. However, one young hound has flummoxed vets with his reaction to a particularly stimulating walk. Peter the one-year-old
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessHealth (UK) It's time to ban walking under the influence of smartphonesThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonImagine: you’re on a busy road in London Bridge, cycling through a green light, when a pedestrian steps out in front of you. When you see she's looking at her mobile phone, you sound your air horn and
The Telegraphadded this to News Urban schools are making more of an effort to teach children about gardening than rural counterparts, RHS saysThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonUrban schools are making more of an effort with their gardens than their rural counterparts, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has said, because children in cities are less likely to have green space
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLin-Manuel Miranda Who are Freestyle Love Supreme, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s pre-Hamilton hip-hop collective?The Telegraph - By Biba KangLin-Manuel Miranda has been the toast of Broadway ever since his musical Hamilton, a hip-hop, R&B, pop-infused production about the American Founding Fathers, took the world by storm. After the musical’s
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessInvesting More gloom for Saga investors as travel sales slipThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellOver-50s insurance specialist Saga has warned of challenging conditions in its travel and insurance markets, just a week after it was announced that chief executive Lance Batchelor would leave in January.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesShikhar Dhawan India blow as opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan ruled out of Cricket World CupThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIndia have announced opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan has been ruled out of the World Cup. Dhawan was struck on his left thumb during India's opening match of the tournament and was initially told he would
The Telegraphadded this to NewsEuthanasia Voluntary euthanasia legalised in Australian state of VictoriaThe Telegraph - By Phil MercerAustralia’s only voluntary euthanasia laws came into force in the state of Victoria on Wednesday, with the government saying it had extensive safeguards to prevent the process being misused while giving
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHargreaves Lansdown Hargreaves Lansdown earned £40m in client fees from suspended Woodford fundThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellHargreaves Lansdown earned more than £40m in client fees on the now-suspended Woodford Equity Income Fund since its launch in 2014, with more than £20m generated in the last two year despite the fund’s
The Telegraphadded this to NewsFertility Australian sperm donor wins legal battle to be recognised as fatherThe Telegraph - By Phil MercerA sperm donor in Australia has won a landmark High Court battle to have his rights as a parent confirmed and to stop his child being taken to live overseas by its mother. Judges have ruled the 49-year
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTravel Revealed: The world's best airlines for 2019 – where does BA rank?The Telegraph - By Oliver SmithQatar Airways has scooped the top prize at the annual World Airline Awards, dubbed the “Oscars of the aviation industry”, regaining a title it last held in 2017. The Middle Eastern carrier pipped Singapore
The Telegraphadded this to Football News Hamza Choudhury says sorry to England U21 team-mates and France's Jonathan Bamba for wild red-card tackleThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceEngland Under-21 midfielder Hamza Choudhury has offered an apology to his team-mates and France striker Jonathan Bamba for his wild red-card challenge in Tuesday night's European Championships group-stage
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel The cruise ship chef with a passion for running up mountainsThe Telegraph - By Frances MarcellinIf you happen to catch sight of a cheerful but focused Frenchman in a white jacket running up and down the stairs when you’re cruising with Viking, don’t be surprised. As well as overseeing Viking’s five-star
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTennis American-based British teenager Paul Jubb handed Wimbledon wild cardThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportBritish teenager Paul Jubb will make his debut at Wimbledon after being awarded a wild card. The 19-year-old from Hull shot to prominence last month when he became the first British winner of the National
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson A Boris Johnson coronation could spell disaster for the ToriesThe Telegraph - By Tim MontgomerieIt isn't about whether he will win, but assessing what he has to bring My proudest achievement in politics came fourteen years ago. As Editor of ConservativeHome.com I helped run a successful campaign
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories 'My rebel grandmother would approve' – a street art lesson in the laneways of MelbourneThe Telegraph - By Lindy Alexander“Let’s do a sneaky one here,” says James Wilson. “This is one of Melbourne’s laneways where street art is tolerated if you do something nice.” The artist reaches into a brown paper bag and pulls out a
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessLloyds Banking Group Lloyds boss is a 'winner' who is worth every penny, bank tells MPsThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonThe boss of Lloyds Banking Group is a "winner" and worth every penny of his £2.8m pay package, the bank told a committee of MPs probing high executive pay. Stuart Sinclair, the head of Lloyds' remuneration
The Telegraphadded this to MoneyPersonal Finance (UK) Yes, landlords have had it good. But giving them a kicking won't help tenantsThe Telegraph - By Sam BarkerLandlords have been the recipients of a good kicking from various governments over the past few years. The argument in the corridors of power seems to be is making it less attractive to be a landlord into
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessJos Buttler Jos Buttler: my favourite stomach-toning core workoutsThe Telegraph - By Jos ButtlerWe hear about the importance of strong core muscles all the time, but it never quite hits home until you stop and think what the muscles around your stomach and lower back really do. Your core holds you
The Telegraphadded this to GamingNiantic Niantic to release Pokémon Go style Harry Potter mobile game this weekThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsPokémon Go creator Niantic has announced that the release date for Harry Potter: Wizard's Unite, its latest location-based augmented reality game, will be as soon as this Friday, 21 June. As in the phenomenally
The Telegraphadded this to Film The acid wit of Pauline Kael: how America's sharpest film critic changed the way we watch moviesThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyPauline Kael, who died in 2001 but would have turned 100 today, looks down on my writing desk askance – or rather, 10 volumes of her reviews do. Hardbacks or softbacks, many foraged from second-hand bookshops
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHouse of Fraser Mulberry sinks to £5m loss as House of Fraser woes weighThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerMulberry has sunk to an annual loss, hit by a “challenging” market and disruption caused by House of Fraser falling into administration. The British handbag maker said its performance was “materially by
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessHealth (UK) From wellness beers to clean spirits: the desperate rebranding of booze as a health drinkThe Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanOn the face of it, the alcohol industry is doing just fine at the moment. Craft beer breweries are ten a penny; Britain’s vineyards attract plenty of financial backing; and on any given weekend night likely
The Telegraphadded this to MoneyPersonal Finance (UK) Revealed: low cost funds that deliver high returnsThe Telegraph - By James ConningtonInvestors who want funds that deliver solid returns don't have to pay through the nose - one of the best performing global funds over the past five years charges just 0.44pc a year. Although many active
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Why the EU needs to accept they will have to do more than re-sell the old Brexit dealThe Telegraph - By Peter FosterAsk around the foreign diplomatic corps how they imagine the final act of Brexit playing out under a Boris Johnson premiership and you get a version on two different themes. Either it will be a brief spectacular
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart 'It was a waste of time' - Telegraph readers on the BBC's Tory leadership debateThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersOn Tuesday evening the five remaining candidates in the Tory leadership race went head-to-head in an hour long live debate on BBC One. With Dominic Raab eliminated from the contest just hours before, was
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsJuan Guaidó Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaido under pressure over alleged misappropriation of aid fundsThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffVenezuela's US-backed opposition on Monday came under increasing scrutiny for a case in which two activists allegedly misappropriated funds designated to help Venezuelan security forces who deserted and
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsJamal Khashoggi UN investigator says 'credible evidence' links Saudi Crown Prince to death of Jamal KhashoggiThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseThere is "credible evidence" linking Saudi Arabia's crown prince to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi last October, an independent UN rights expert said Wednesday, calling for an international
