The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJean-Claude Juncker Make the most of Jean-Claude Juncker. You'll miss him when he is gone.The Telegraph - By James CrispThe clock is ticking on Jean-Claude Juncker’s time as president of the European Commission. Believe it or not, Britain will miss him when he is gone. The British criticisms of Mr Juncker are well-rehearsed.
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessChina Biffa convicted for trying to export contaminated waste to ChinaThe Telegraph - By Jack TorranceBiffa has been convicted of trying to illegally trying to ship contaminated waste including used nappies and sanitary products to China in containers that were supposed to contain paper for recycling.
The Telegraphadded this to PicturesFuerteventura UK weather and European heatwave brought on by the Sahara bubble, in picturesThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 15 View All Skip Ad
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCardigans Warrant issued after Earl of Cardigan fails to attend court to answer driving chargesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Earl of Cardigan has failed to appear before magistrates for allegedly failing to stop after crashing his BMW in a hospital car crash. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Lord Cardigan, David
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsBotox Miss England goes make up free after influx of young entrants with botox and fillersThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickMiss England has gone make-up free for the first time after organisers expressed shock at the number of young women modifying their faces as part of the competition. The prolific beauty pageant will now
The Telegraphadded this to NewsNYPD Donald Trump dismisses rape accusation, saying E Jean Carroll is 'not my type'The Telegraph - By Associated PressDonald Trump, the US president, said Monday that a New York-based advice columnist who has accused him of raping her in a New York City department store in the mid-1990s is not his "type." "I'll say it
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessRental Housing Carpetright could close another 90 stores as sales continue to struggleThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaCarpetright could close another 90 stores over the next two years following a brutal year for the carpet retailer, despite making progress on its turnaround. The flooring chain now has 334 shops after
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Why you should protect your eyes this summer (even when it's cloudy outside)The Telegraph - By Madeleine HowellIn the last two decades we've become more sun savvy than every before, with sales of sun scream soaring. Yet one sun safety message that hasn't got through is how UV (ultraviolet) rays can damage our And
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsAntoine Griezmann Barcelona to complete £107m signing of Antoine Griezmann after release clause kicks in on July 1The Telegraph - By Jason BurtBarcelona are due to complete the signing of Antoine Griezmann for €120 million (£107m) from Atletico Madrid after a release clause in his contract comes into force on July 1. Telegraph Sport understands
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel Revealed: the countries with the best (and worst) reputationsThe Telegraph - By Hugh MorrisJapan remains the country with the world’s best reputation, according to new research, while the popularity of the UK has taken a nosedive in the wake of the Brexit vote. The FutureBrand Country Index
The Telegraphadded this to Travel The Flying Scotsman Christmas DalesmanThe TelegraphCalling all Flying Scotsman fans. If youre looking for an extra special pre-Christmas break to get you into the festive mood, then look no further. This December, travel behind the legendary 1923-built
The Telegraphadded this to Travel Andrea Bocelli live in BirminghamThe TelegraphAndrea Bocelli, perhaps the worlds most beloved tenor, is returning to the UK in 2019 and weve secured tickets for his performance at Birminghams Genting Arena. Bocelli is acclaimed worldwide as one of
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIrish Government Irish Government will come under huge pressure from Boris Johnson’s coming demands for flexibility as Ocotber Brexit loomsThe TelegraphAs he campaigns for the Tory leadership, Boris Johnson is now putting himself squarely on a collision course with the EU - threatening to attach strings to the £39bn Brexit bill and rip up the Irish backstop
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessAutomotive Industry No-deal Brexit remains 'clear and present danger' to car industry, SMMT warnsThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyBritain car makers face “crippling disruption” if a free trade deal is not secured with the EU, with border delays for imports of parts headed to automotive plants set to cost the industry £50,000 a minute.
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsFrank Lampard Frank Lampard likely to be unveiled as Chelsea manager this week after Derby grant permission for approachThe Telegraph - By Matt LawFrank Lampard will complete a romantic return to Chelsea as head coach after Derby County granted the Premier League club permission to speak to their former midfielder. Lampard is on course to be unveiled
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsRoad Cycling France postpones national diploma exams over concerns pupils could collapse in 'record' heatwaveThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelFrancehas taken the rare step of postponing end-of-secondary-school exams after this week’s heatwave - forecast to be the hottest on record for a month of June. With temperatures due to climb to 40 degrees
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsLucas Torreira Lucas Torreira not seeking move away from Arsenal despite strong interest from AC MilanThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanLucas Torreira is happy at Arsenal and is not agitating to leave the club despite being a top target for new AC Milan head coach Marco Giampaolo. Reports in Italy have said that Torreira is trying to a
The Telegraphadded this to NewsDriving At a certain stage in a person’s life, driving becomes a licence to killThe Telegraph - By Angela EpsteinDame Judi Dench has revealed that she has given up driving because her eyesight has declined. Writing last year, Angela Epstein explained how difficult it was to persuade her own mother to stop using car.
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson's interview with LBC's Nick Ferrari in fullThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTory leadership frontrunner Boris Johnson faced continued questions about his personal life as he attempted to shift the focus back onto plans for his premiership. Mr Johnson has struggled to get his back
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrussels Don't go to Brussels for a new deal, Boris. Your time is better spent at home preparing for a no-deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Matthew PattenIf our next Prime Minister is genuine about leaving the European Union by 31st October, the one thing he mustn’t do is go to Brussels. I know that sounds odd, how else is he going to get a deal? But as
The Telegraphadded this to NewsJeremy Kyle Jeremy Kyle producers admit: lie detector tests may have given the wrong resultsThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghPeople who failed lie detector tests on The Jeremy Kyle Show may have been telling the truth, producers have admitted to MPs. Tom McLennan, one of the executive producers, was forced to admit that he no
The Telegraphadded this to CarsAutos (UK) Driving with bad eyesight – we see what it's like for the millions of myopic motorists on Britain's roadsThe Telegraph - By David WilliamsAt 70mph in the centre lane of a motorway, I suddenly notice that something is wrong. It’s like peering through mist as I squint at what might be a row of cones, or perhaps roadworks, 300 yards ahead.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesChinese New Year North Yorkshire Fish and Chip shop to open replica in China after influx of Chinese touristsThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA fish and chip shop in North Yorkshire that has become a hot spot for Chinese tourists has announced plans to open a replica restaurant in China. Authentic Yorkshire fish and chips will soon be available
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAnglesey Lecturer killed by crossbow was 'targeted' police declare as four people are arrested over his deathThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA retired lecturer killed after being shot by a crossbow was "deliberately targeted" detectives have declared as four people were arrested in connection with his death. Gerald Corrigan, 74, was struck
The Telegraphadded this to BoxingWladimir Klitschko Former heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko rescued by Spanish coastguard after his boat caught fireThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportFormer world heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko was rescued by the Spanish coastguard after the chartered boat he was on caught fire on Monday morning. Klitschko, who ended his professional boxing
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Student goes into labour before sitting exam and still completes 90-minute testThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA student went into labour as she was about to sit an exam and still completed the one-and-a-half hour test. Khiara Darbyshire, was attached to a Tens machine to control the pain of contractions while
The Telegraphadded this to LifestyleFashion (UK) Ahead of Wimbledon next week, here are 10 stylish tennis buysThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 11 View All Skip Ad
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesDivorce Tax hacks: how to keep your money after divorceThe Telegraph - By Mike WarburtonSeparation and divorce are so stressful it is unsurprising that few consider the tax implications at the time it happens. Nevertheless, with about 42pc of marriages and civil partnerships failing it is
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Less time in the gym and a beef-free diet: the secrets to swimmer Adam Peaty's successThe Telegraph - By Mark BaileyAdam Peaty has repeatedly smashed his own world records in the 50m and 100m breaststroke, but behind closed doors at his training base in Loughborough, the 24-year-old Olympic champion is also shattering
The Telegraphadded this to NewsHypothermia High Court asked to intervene in inheritance row between step siblings over which parent died firstThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniThe children of an elderly couple who were found dead at their home are in a £300,000 battle over their inheritance - as they have to determine who died first in order to inherit the full amount thanks
