The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Duke of Westminster's sister attempts to avoid speeding ticket by pointing finger at her own staffThe Telegraph - By Bill Gardnert was an excuse that could only have been offered by one of Britain’s wealthiest women. Lady Tamara van Cutsem, a close friend of the Royal Family, attempted to avoid a speeding ticket by pointing the
The Telegraphadded this to CricketEoin Morgan Eoin Morgan says he will not intervene over booing of Australia pair Steve Smith and David WarnerThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultEoin Morgan will be comfortable with England supporters booing David Warner and Steve Smith in the crucial World Cup group match against Australia on Tuesday but has been warned the abuse only makes them
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSweden LiveThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersIt's 13/8 about Canada, the Swedes are 2/1 and the draw in 90 minutes about the same price. The reality is that athletes are not infallible - they sometimes make bad decisions. And women’s football cannot
The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News To solve Britain's rudeness epidemic we need to start dressing wellThe Telegraph - By Celia WaldenEvery summer, something curious happens to the men inside Ascot’s Royal Enclosure. Doors and gates are held open for women, hands extended to help us down stairs and top hats doffed in our direction, though,
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessProfit As Germany founders, the opportunities for UK plc aboundThe Telegraph - By Matthew LynnAnother day, another crash. On Monday, the mighty Daimler issued its third profit warning in a year, sending the share price tumbling. And yet it is just one of the casualties that has made Germany’s the
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsTheresa May Brexit will be someone else’s problem soon. No wonder Theresa May looks so cheerfulThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconFeeling down in the dumps? Tired and stressed? Work getting on top of you? Try resigning as prime minister. Theresa May tried it, and it seems to have done her the world of good. Today Mrs May made a to
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesShakib Al Hasan Shakib Al Hasan's all-round brilliance inspires Bangladesh to victory over Afghanistan and within one point of EnglandThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyIf his bat doesn’t get you, his bowling will. Shakib Al Hasan, the tournament’s leading run scorer, spun his way through Afghanistan’s top order to ease his side to within one point of the last semi-final
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Cameroon Cameroon deserve to be criticised - but this does not have to be a crisis for women's footballThe Telegraph - By Katie WhyattIt is impossible to ameliorate the chaos that pockmarked every turn of England’s last 16 win over Cameroon. And nor should we try to. It is pointless scrabbling to explain the morass of elbows slamming
The Telegraphadded this to NewsRecep Tayyip Erdoğan President Erdogan's iron grip on Turkey may finally be weakeningThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewWhoever wins Istanbul wins Turkey,” said Reccep Tayyip Erdogan in what he probably now considers to have been an unguarded moment. On Sunday the Turkish president’s AKP party was soundly defeated in the
The Telegraphadded this to NewsNapoleonic Wars British veterans in first archaeological dig at Waterloo field hospitalThe Telegraph - By James CrispBritish veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder will carry out the first ever archaeological dig at Wellington’s field hospital in the Battle of Waterloo. The 25 servicemen from the UK Dutch
The Telegraphadded this to NewsSyria Australia rescues children of Isil fighters from Syrian campThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorAustralia has rescued eight children and grandchildren of two dead Australian Islamic State jihadists from a refugee camp in Syria and will bring them home. In the first such repatriation by Australia,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLewis Hamilton 'I see the mess we're in': Lewis Hamilton criticises F1 chiefs for making races boring and demands change at the topThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownWith bracing honesty, Lewis Hamilton admitted that he could relate to those who found his processional French Grand Prix victory a turn-off, before strongly criticising the FIA, Formula One’s global governing
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessLuxury Lifestyle Edinburgh Woollen Mill takes aim at luxury marketThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaRetail tycoon Philip Day has upped the ante in his rivalry with fellow high street magnate Mike Ashley with plans to go after the luxury end of the market, despite a dip in profits. Mr Day, who owns Edinburgh
The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News A Zara Home duvet skirt and dresses made from curtains: The secret to red carpet dressing in 2019The Telegraph - By Hannah BettsEvery woman knows the pain of event dressing. While men merely stick on a suit, then may or may not brush their teeth, so women are expected to pull something fantastic out of the bag, then trot about
The Telegraphadded this to FamilyPaternity Leave How can parents behave like couples when the leave system is so out of joint?The Telegraph - By Lucy DenyerTheresa May is on a spending spree; a splurge to leave a legacy that extends beyond just failing to deliver Brexit. Her latest proposal is to extend paid paternity leave to 12 weeks (four weeks at 90 cent
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessRecep Tayyip Erdoğan What next for Turkey's battered economy after Erdogan's political setback?The Telegraph - By Tom ReesEkrem Imamoglu’s victory in the re-run of the Istanbul mayoral election was about much more than bins and buses in Turkey’s biggest city. For the thousands of supporters swamping the Republican People's
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsHarrods 'Spending money is not a crime', says lawyer for woman who blew £16 million in HarrodsThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansA woman who spent £16 million during a series of shopping sprees in Harrods might have been exorbitant, but "spending money is not a crime", her lawyer has told a court. Zamira Hajiyeva, is facing extradition
The Telegraphadded this to NewsBarcelona Barcelona orders first expropriation of 'empty' flat owned by a bankThe Telegraph - By James BadcockBarcelona’s left-wing mayor Ada Colau has ordered the expropriation of an ‘empty’ flat owned by a bank, in a first for the city facing a shortage of homes. Ms Colau, a former housing campaigner who started
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesEmiliano Sala Police issue harassment warning to Willie McKay after threat to 'burn' Cardiff City and 'kill everybody' thereThe Telegraph - By Ben Rumsby and Harry HarrisPolice have issued a harassment warning to Willie McKay following a complaint that he threatened to “burn” Cardiff City and to “kill everybody” there, The Daily Telegraph can reveal. The man who booked
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsKieran Tierney Arsenal must spend over half their summer transfer budget to sign Kieran TierneyThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanArsenal will have to spend more than half of their summer transfer kitty if they are to sign Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney. The Scottish champions have rejected two bids from Arsenal, both of which believed
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesProtest Georgia to reform electoral system after protests over Russia relationsThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnGeorgia's ruling party has said next year's parliamentary elections will be held under a new proportional electoral system following four days of protests over relations with Russia, which props up two
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFriedrich Merz German police caught up in political row over alleged support for AfDThe Telegraph - By Justin HugglerGerman police have become caught up in a political row over claims officers are supporters of the nationalist Alternative for Germany party (AfD). The country’s largest police union waded into the dispute
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSioux City, IA Sorry Lefties, but the Tory grass roots is sticking with Boris, come what mayThe Telegraph - By Angela EpsteinThe favourite's ability to deliver Brexit is all that matters now When it comes to famous political quotations, one corker in the overflowing section devoted to Donald Trump really stands out. Reportedly
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesJudith Krantz Judith Krantz, author who sold millions of copies of ‘bonkbusters’ such as ‘Scruples’ and ‘I’ll Take Manhattan’ – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJudith Krantz, who has died aged 91, became one of the world’s bestselling authors as a pioneer of the “sex’n’shopping” novel – the genre known in Britain as the “bonkbuster”. After many years as a successful
The Telegraphadded this to FamilyEtiquette What exactly is the etiquette around setting your child's teachers up with your friends?The Telegraph - By Guy KellySome plump for a supermarket bottle of claret or a scented candle. Some club together with other parents, pooling their gratitude before showing it in the form of an Amazon gift card. But if you’re the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessJohn McDonnell Labour confirms plans to delist companies that fail its climate change testsThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacJohn McDonnell has confirmed Labour plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange any company that “fails” to address the climate change crisis. In a speech to City leaders and hosted by lobbying group
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLondon School of Economics Children want social media profiles wiped clean at 18, LSE study findsThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightSocial media accounts of children should be automatically wiped when they reach 18, a new study has found. A report by the London School of Economics (LSE) into children’s attitudes towards the internet
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRafa Benítez Newcastle United begin Rafa Benitez successor search with club targeting new head coach by mid JulyThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United have begun a frantic search for a new manager after calling off talks to persuade Rafa Benitez to sign a new contract after he refused to meet with managing director Lee Charnley last
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsTheresa May Theresa May might not have much of a legacy, but could she still outlast her successor?The Telegraph - By Asa BennettIf you've just tuned in, the attention Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt have been getting as they confidently talk about the United Kingdom might lead you to think they are in charge as part of some new-fangled
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel Japan, Asia and Africa World VoyageThe Telegraph Boudicca exhibits Fred. Olsens famous service in abundance. There are three heated outdoor swimming pools, a huge sundeck and a wide range of bars and restaurants for your enjoyment onboard.
