David Attenborough David Attenborough's intervention is just what our shrill and self-obsessed Brexit debate needsThe Telegraph - By Charlotte GillThe presenter's comments reminded us that there are other far more important global issues Grab your smelling salts. A glass of whisky. Whatever you need. Because today you will need to steady yourself
Pets ‘Crazy cat lady’ stereotype is nonsense, say scientists, as dog owners found to be just as neuroticThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe stereotypical ‘cat lady’, who lives a solitary life obsessing over her pets to the detriment of human relationships, simply does not exist, a new study has shown. Researchers who were looking into
Sturgeon Scotland's deficit more than half the UK total in blow to Nicola Sturgeon independence caseThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonScotland's deficit is the equivalent of more than half the UK's thanks to public spending being more than £1,600 higher per person, according to official figures that damage Nicola Sturgeon’s independence
Revisiting the Del Coronado Hotel, scene of a classic film – and my best childhood holidayThe Telegraph - By Hattie GarlickThis summer marks 60 years since cinema-goers first saw Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis totter up the stairs of the Del Coronado Hotel in matching dresses and frilly hats, the palm-fringed
Cricket England announce 2020 Test schedule: Joe Root's men to host West Indies, Australia, Pakistan and IrelandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEngland will break with tradition by opening next year's Test schedule at The Oval. The 2020 international fixtures were released on Wednesday morning, taking in visits from the West Indies, Australia,
Guernsey More woe for Neil Woodford with Guernsey delistingThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellThe delisting of Sabina Estates from the Guernsey stock exchange has exacerbated embattled fund manager Neil Woodford's breach of fund rules around the proportion of unquoted or "illiquid" stocks held
Kashmir Militant attack on Kashmir police leaves two deadThe Telegraph - By Rahul BediTwo people, including an armed militant and a policeman, were killed in India’s disputed Kashmir region on Wednesday in the first clash after the federal government scrapped the territory’s autonomy. said
Greece US warns Greece not to give safe harbour to Iranian tankerThe Telegraph - By Raf SanchezThe US has warned Greece that it risks facing American sanctions if it gives safe harbour to Iran’s Grace 1 oil tanker, in the latest standoff between the US and EU over the ship’s fate. The Iranian oil
Station vacation: the best hotels near Euston station, including luxury landmarks and funky poshtelsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelAs well as being home to some of London's must-visit attractions (the British Library, British Museum and the Wellcome Collection for starters), Euston boasts London's first intercity train station. The
Deficits Budget timebomb: deficit to double as spending outstrips taxesThe Telegraph - By Tim WallaceSurging government spending and weak revenues are pushing up the budget deficit, leaving the Treasury on track for a surge in borrowing of £26bn this year, economists warned, potentially taking the deficit
Migration Net EU migration has been under-estimated by 16 per cent, admit UK's official statisticiansThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasNet EU migration into the UK has been underestimated by as much as 16 per cent by Britain’s official statisticians. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the error meant there were almost 30,000
Vintage cinemas and America's 'best Martini': 6 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood filming locations to visitThe Telegraph - By Emma CookeThe hottest new movie to launch onto cinema screens last week was undoubtedly Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film, Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood. Entwining two narratives during the days leading up to the
Tottenham Hotspur Premier League Big Six strength in depth: Club-by-club analysis of second-string optionsThe Telegraph - By Daniel ZeqiriTeams often finish seasons in May looking very different to how they line-up in August and it can be entertaining as well as enlightening to project forward. New signings are still being integrated and
UK News Police officer suffers severe facial injuries while trying to detain suspect in BristolThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesA police officer has suffered severe facial injuries while trying to detain a suspect in Bristol amid a spate of violent attacks on the emergency services. Officers spotted a suspicious vehicle outside
8 stylish boutique hotels in Istanbul, including art-filled rooms and stunning Bosphorus Strait viewsThe Telegraph - By Terry RichardsonStraddling Europe and Asia, capital to two successive empires and today looking to both the Christian West and Islamic East, the vibrant metropolis of Istanbul defies the stereotypes. Byzantine churches
Rugby UnionEngland vs Ireland, Rugby World Cup 2019 warm-up: What date is the game, what time does it start and what TV channel is on?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEngland's World Cup preparations are already fully up and running, with a win and a loss to Wales already under their belt. Saturday's match at Twickenham is their penultimate warm-up fixture, with Italy
Boris Johnson Government signals it could scrap HS2 as it launches review amid concern over spiralling costsThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeThe Government has signalled it could scrap HS2 if costs continue to spiral, as Boris Johnson today appointed an arch-critic of the £56bn project to help determine whether it should go ahead. An independent
The best budget hotels in Hong Kong, including free tai chi classes and cool capsule bedsThe Telegraph - By Lee CobajWith more that 60 million arrivals a year, Hong Kong is the world's most visited city, and visitors will find everything they could possibly want from a city break at their fingertips. This vertical playground
CricketEngland vs Australia, Ashes 2019: What time does the third Test start tomorrow at Headingley, what TV channel is it on andThe Telegraph - By Verity BowmanThe third of five Ashes Tests. England lost the first at Edgbaston before drawing the second at Lord's. Victory at Headingley will level the series. However, should Australia win they will retain the because
Boris Johnson Boris can only get his Brexit deal by showing EU leaders that Parliament is ready for itThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettNo, nein, non: the European response to Boris Johnson's Brexit demands this week is redolent of what Theresa May received after her own efforts. The Prime Minister is promising to negotiate with more than
Luton Luton Airport is getting a direct shuttle service – is it about to rival Stansted?The Telegraph - By Greg DickinsonLuton Airport is to get an express rail service into London from December 2020, reducing the journey time from 55 minutes to 30 minutes. The fleet of trains, operated by Abellio for East Midlands Railway,
UK News Train firms admit overcharging fare dodgers as they announce plans to refund passengersThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTrain firms have admitted overcharging fare dodgers tens of thousands of pounds, as they announce plans to refund passengers. Industry body the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) confirmed that eight train companies
Health (UK) 'I went for a swim – and lost a year's worth of memories'The Telegraph - By Jasmine Cameron-ChilesheWhat would you do if you went out for a family swim and lost a year's worth of memories? It sounds outlandish, but that's exactly what happened to Sue D'Anna, 59, from Essex. After a 10-minute swim in
UK News Abortion clinic buffer zones ruled legal by Court of Appeal as it says protesters can be forced 100m awayThe Telegraph - By Tony DiverCampaigners have lost a Court of Appeal challenge against the country's first protest-free "buffer zone" outside an abortion clinic. Three leading judges dismissed an appeal against an earlier ruling restrictions
nineteen Nineteen prisoners use plastic cutlery to break out of cells at Winchester prisonThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasNineteen prisoners broke out of their crumbling cells last night and ran amok in their wing before anti-riot officers were called in and regained control. Some of the prisoners at HMP Winchester - which
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Edinburgh Fringe The 40 best jokes and funniest one-liners from the 2019 Edinburgh FringeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThousands of comedians gather in Edinburgh every August to tickle the ribs of crowds at the world's largest arts festival. We asked them for the very best lines from their 2019 Fringe shows (and chose
Heathrow BA boss blasts Heathrow third runway costsThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillWillie Walsh, the boss of British Airways’ parent company, has launched another stinging attack on Heathrow, claiming plans for a third runway will cost passengers more than £3bn before a spade is even
Edinburgh Fringe Best theatre at Edinburgh Fringe 2019: reviews of 20 must see-shows including Phoenix, Like Animals, and The Shark Is BrokenThe Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishThe Telegraph's chief theatre critic offers a star-rated guide to the best theatre shows at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. In a nutshell... Is there a missing ‘a’ in this title? Yes. But there has to be
travel news Luxury cruise ship puts in huge order for Greggs sausage rolls as a 'culinary highlight' of British foodThe Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneGreggs’ famous sausage rolls have become a culinary delicacy – a must-try for foodie travellers, it would seem. The baker received a bulk order for its treats for passengers on board the Azamara Journey
