The Telegraphflipped into All Stories Apple Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals: the best predictions for the 2019 saleThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonApple, understandably, does not follow the crowd on Black Friday. While competitors rush to cut prices and capitalise on the global sales event, Apple plays it cool. Why? Well, customers will buy iPhones,
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesVajiralongkorn Thai king strips 34-year-old royal consort of all titles for 'disloyalty' and 'ambition'The Telegraph - By Nicola SmithThailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn stripped his 34-year-old consort of all royal and military titles on Monday evening, in a shock move less than three months after she became the first woman to be anointed
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Monday evening news briefing: Speaker John Bercow blocks meaningful vote on Brexit dealThe 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. Speaker rejects bid for meaningful vote on Brexit deal
The Telegraphflipped into Royal FamilyUK News Prince William 'worried' about Harry after TV interview discussing their 'rift', source claimsThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke of Cambridge has been left concerned for the wellbeing of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, it is claimed, after the couple told a television audience of millions of their personal unhappiness a
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessCarbon Energy industry and cleaner cars helped to knock a third off UK's carbon emissionsThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesThe green energy revolution and cleaner cars have helped cut Britain’s carbon emissions by a third as the economy weans itself off fossil fuels, new research shows. Total carbon emissions, including those
The Telegraphflipped into All Stories Free trial: Test your skills playing Champions League weekly fantasy at FanTeamThe TelegraphIf you haven't already heard, we've teamed up with FanTeam to trial a few short-term fantasy games over the coming weeks. And with an another Premier League weekend finishing tonight, as Sheffield United
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessNeil Woodford Demands for Treasury to review watchdog's handling of Woodford sagaThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonThe Government is under pressure to conduct "a root and branch investigation" of the City watchdog's handling of the Woodford failure amid concerns the regulator is shirking its responsibilities. Senior
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesChristmas Best Christmas gifts for children: Top toys and present ideas for boys and girlsThe Telegraph - By Precious AdesinaYour little one is growing up fast, which means you need to think carefully about what gifts you get them for Christmas this year - especially as their lists get longer and longer. It's great to watch
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsManchester United Telegraph Audio Football Club podcast: Manchester United much improved against Liverpool?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportOn the podcast today, Manchester United vs Liverpool fails to live up to the billing as they play out a strange 1-1 draw at Old Trafford. Spurs and Everton had mixed results in their must-win games, we
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Nadiya Hussain: it frightens me now but dying seemed like a good way to end my sufferingThe Telegraph - By Mark BaileyThe Great British Bake Off star opens up about the childhood traumas which triggered her crushing anxiety and how a recipe of jogs, hikes and cakes is keeping her happy and healthy in her 30s Deep into
The Telegraphflipped into TechnologyTechnology The artificial leaf capable of producing 'clean gas'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersGas created from fossils fuels and used to produce everything from fertilisers to plastics could instead be made by an "artificial leaf". The leaf, created by researchers at Cambridge University, mimics
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesScience Medicine works better the more doctors believe in it, study findsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMedicine works better the more doctors believe in it, a new study suggests. Scientists say that when medics are confident in a treatment, patients pick up on subtle inter-personal signals such as a warmer
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessOpioids Drug firms settle landmark opioid addiction case out of courtThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThree leading drug distributors and an Israeli drugmaker blamed for a deadly opioid addiction epidemic in the US settled out of court on Monday just hours before a trial was due to begin. The deal is $260m
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsLebanon Lebanon's protesters reject government's economic reforms with chants of 'thieves, thieves!'The Telegraph - By Josie Ensor and Joseph HaboushProtesters in Lebanon rejected sweeping economic reforms announced by the government on Monday, saying they would not go home until the entire cabinet resigned. Large crowds gathered outside the Lebanese
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesChristmas Best Christmas jumpers 2019: Novelty knits for men, women and childrenThe Telegraph - By Precious AdesinaTo truly get into the spirit of the festive season, you need to dress the part. Of course around Christmas time this means getting your funny Christmas jumpers out from the back of the wardrobe. This why
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Thank heavens for the Remainer politicians standing up for BrexitThe Telegraph - By Rosa Prince“There is something more precious than being a Leaver or a Remainer: being a democrat.” These words spoken by Michael Gove as he closed the Commons debate on Shambolic Saturday have largely been overlooked
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Our Student Union politicians need to stop this absurd crusade to block Brexit through the courtsThe Telegraph - By Bobby FriedmanA casual observer of the ongoing legal proceedings in Scotland, brought against the Prime Minister by Remainer QCs Jo Maugham and Joanna Cherry, might have been forgiven for thinking that today was going
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsCyprus Highly venomous lionfish on the menu in Greece and Cyprus as conservationists tackle invasive speciesThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresA voracious, venomous species of fish that has invaded the Mediterranean from the Red Sea may be about to meet its match as conservationists urge people to start eating them. The exotic-looking lionfish
The Telegraphflipped into Travel Yetis, flying tigers and a monk's magical manhood: myth and mystery reign in the Kingdom of BhutanThe Telegraph - By Francisca KellettIn the 15th century, a Tibetan monk named Drukpa Kunley flew into Bhutan by twirling his penis like the blades of a helicopter. This skill allowed him to travel great distances at speed, to spread his
The Telegraphflipped into Travel Luxury on the lake: the newly opened Alex hotel brings five-star pizzazz to Zurich's waterfrontThe Telegraph - By Helen PicklesThe opening of a new Campbell Gray hotel always causes a stir. Led by the visionary Scottish hotelier, Gordon Campbell Gray, the group – which both owns and manages hotels – has a reputation for creating
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCricket The Hundred draft verdict: Eight things we learned, including spinners are in demand for shorter formatThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreThe draft for the inaugural Hundred tournament took place on Sunday night, with eight franchises picking the very best short-format players. Here, Tim Wigmore picks out his key learnings from the event.
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsUK News Two cabin crew members left unconscious by chemical leak on board American Airlines planeThe Telegraph - By Verity BowmanAn American Airlines flight has been diverted after a leaking cleaning product rendered two cabin crew members unconscious, with several passengers suffering from burning eyes and skin problems. American
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Number of over 85s in UK to double in 25 years, amid fears of social care crisis escalatingThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingThe number of over 85s in the UK is set to double within the next 25 years, new data reveals, amid fears of the social care crisis escalating. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has today published
The Telegraphflipped into InvestingInvesting Wounded Woodford investors now expected to miss out on 'Brexit bounce'The Telegraph - By Richard EvansInvestors in Neil Woodford's failed Equity Income fund could be denied the opportunity to benefit from any recovery in the stock market because of a change in strategy by the fund's new manager. The fund's
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Scottish judges delay a decision on Boris Johnson's Brexit extension tacticsThe Telegraph - By Auslan CrambScottish judges have delayed a decision on whether Boris Johnson could be in contempt of court to see if he fully complies with the legislation that required him to ask for a Brexit extension. Lord Carloway,
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBrexit Are Labour embarrassed at being exposed as undemocratic Brexit wreckers? Of course notThe Telegraph - By Tom HarrisIt is perhaps a sign of Labour’s sensitivity to the charge of “betraying Brexit” that many of its supporters so frequently point the finger of blame at others. Theresa May’s unloved Withdrawal Agreement
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesParis Judges complete Paris 2015 terror attacks probe, paving the way for trialThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelJudges have completed a marathon investigation into the 2015 Paris terror attacks in which 130 died, paving the way for a trial, say prosecutors. Four years after the deadliest Islamic terrorist rampage
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesHalloween The best recipes for leftover Halloween pumpkinThe Telegraph - By Pip SloanMarker pens, knives and candles at the ready - it's pumpkin carving season once more. Originating from the Gaelic Samhain Festival or 'Feast of the Dead', in preparation for which people would carve turnips
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesSelfridges Predictions on the best Selfridges deals in the Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2019 saleThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonWhile Selfridges would rather have you believe they don’t participate in Black Friday or Cyber Monday, they run competitor-taunting deals throughout the sales event every year. Only, rather than calling
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsEuropean Union Brexit exposes EU power struggle as Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel pull in opposite directionsThe Telegraph - By James CrispEmmanuel Macron, once the blue-eyed boy of Brussels, is looking more and more like the EU’s bad pupil. Relations between the French President and Angela Merkel, the “Queen of Europe”, have never been strained
