The Telegraphadded this to All Stories NHS to send surgeons into schools to combat knife crime epidemicThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellySurgeons will be sent into schools under NHS plans to combat Britain’s epidemic of knife crime. The health service has appointed its first “violence reduction” tsar in a bid to cut levels of violence,
The Telegraphadded this to TennisJohanna Konta Johanna Konta and Dan Evans well beaten on day to forget for Britain's Wimbledon hopefulsThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsWashouts have been a regular theme at the tennis this week – but on Wednesday it wasn’t the elements to blame. Of the four British players who took the court at Queen’s Club and Edgbaston Priory, three
The Telegraphadded this to NewsKeith Raniere How the Nxivm sex cult leader was brought down by his former 'slaves'The Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderA little over a year ago India Oxenberg’s world was falling apart. The man she worshipped had, in March 2018, just been arrested at the £8,000-a-week villa where he was staying, in the Mexican resort Puerto
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessEuro Currency war is the next phase of global conflict and Europe, the chief parasite, is defencelessThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardEurope has been warned. Any use of monetary levers to hold down the euro exchange rate will be deemed a provocation by the Trump administration. Further cuts in interest rates to minus 0.5pc or beyond
The Telegraphadded this to CyclingTour de SuisseTour de Suisse 2019, stage five results and standings: Elia Viviani times sprint to perfection again to claim second stageThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportItaly's Elia Viviani secured his second successive stage win on day five of the Tour de Suisse. Viviani timed his sprint for the line to perfection at the end of the 177km stage from Munchenstein to Einsiedeln
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyLarry Page Shareholder fury as chief executive Larry Page absent from Google owner's annual meetingThe Telegraph - By Margi MurphyShareholders in Google's parent Alphabet have condemned the company's chief executive Larry Page for failing to turn up to the company's annual meeting to face questions about its alleged political bias,
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIslamophobia New Islamophobia definition could be 'bully's charter,' warns former equalities chiefThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasA proposed new definition of Islamophobia could be used as a “bully’s charter” by Muslims to silence critics and promote intolerant views, a former equalities chief has warned. Trevor Phillips, who chaired
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesWembley Scott Coker: We want 'astronomical numbers' from Europe market ahead of Bellator 223 at Wembley this weekThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesScott Coker is in an expansive mood, like the fight league Bellator that he oversees. Never resting, always adding, forever pioneering. Here's the Coker mantra, as he discusses cross-brand promoting in
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsKeith Raniere Nxivm sex cult leader found guilty on all countsThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderA New York self-help guru who was accused of running a sex cult of starving women branded with his initials has been found guilty of all counts. A jury took less than five hours to find Keith Raniere of
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituaries Michael Lyons, artist celebrated for his works in steel who helped establish sculpture parks around the world – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesMichael Lyons, who has died aged 75, was a sculptor of international renown who was instrumental in the creation of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, near Wakefield, 40 years ago; he was acclaimed for his
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIslamophobia Conservatives must not empower the hardliners with a needless inquiry into IslamophobiaThe Telegraph - By Nick TimothyTories risk giving succour to those who would limit free speech, marginalise moderate Muslims, and boost Islamism It is bad enough that, during their leadership debate, the BBC selected questions from
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLabour PartyFormer Labour party staffer allowed to question Tory leadership candidates by BBC now suspended by his law firm after 'antisemitic'The Telegraph - By Harry Yorke and Jamie JohnsonTory MPs have demanded that the BBC apologise after it knowingly allowed an ex-Labour staff member to question the leadership candidates in Tuesday’s television debate. The broadcaster was last night a
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Corbyn Labour MPs in Leave seats urge Corbyn to strike a deal with new prime minister to deliver Brexit by October 31The Telegraph - By Harry YorkeLabour’s rift over Brexit widened last night as 26 MPs urged Jeremy Corbyn to strike a deal with the new prime minister so that Britain can leave the European Union by October 31. In a joint letter addressed
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRoyal Ascot Royal Ascot 2019: Frankie Dettori proves perfect man for all seasons as monsoon fails to dampen his dayThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageThere is a myth in racing that Frankie Dettori is not quite as brilliant in the wet as he is the dry. But Royal Ascot is Royal Ascot regardless of the elements and, certainly in the gloomy first half the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessAdidas Adidas' three stripes not distinctive enough for a trademark, court rulesThe Telegraph - By Chris JohnstonIts three stripes may adorn the kit of players in some of Europe's biggest and most successful football clubs, but a court has ruled that the Adidas logo is not distinctive enough to be considered a trademark.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNHS NHS accused of 'burying' damning child cancer report after patients unnecessarily 'died in agony'The Telegraph - By Henry BodkinNHS bosses have been accused of “burying” a damning report into child cancer services commissioned following complaints that patients were “dying in agony”. Completed in 2015, the document highlights at
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Why Tory MPs just sighed good riddance to rambunctious Rory StewartThe Telegraph - By Hugh BennettThe rambunctious Rory Stewart ride is finally over after his unlikely surge to the late stages of the Tory Leadership ran out of steam with two rounds to go. Rory has provided entertainment and bewilderment
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Rory Stewart is out at last. What a relief for the Tory RightThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconRory Stewart is out at last. The established candidates can breathe again. For two long, fearful weeks, the chickens in the coop had been plagued by hideous visions. Two ravenous eyes, glinting wickedly
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018England LiveThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasHina Sugita cleverly drops a shoulder and cuts inside in midfield, before finding Mana Iwabuchi on the left wing, who drives at Bronze. But the Lyon defender stops her in her tracks. Bronze has started
The Telegraphadded this to RacingRoyal Ascot Michael Holding and Sir Michael Stoute are on to a winner at AscotThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersIf the old pals could not bring the Caribbean weather to Royal Ascot, West Indies cricket legend Michael Holding did at least bring good fortune to his great mate Sir Michael Stoute, whose Crystal Ocean
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyFortnite Fortnite creators say Prince Harry was wrong to say video game phenomenon was 'created to addict'The Telegraph - By Tom HogginsEpic Games, the creator of video game phenomenon Fortnite have suggested that Prince Harry was wrong to label the game as ‘addictive’ and said it ‘shouldn’t be allowed’. “"We were quite taken aback and
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Scotland LiveThe Telegraph - By JJ BullCuthbert runs past one challenge and is unlucky not to go past another and run clean into the area. Scotland players queue up to take a shot but Argentina are able to recover. Smith gets away with some
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPolitics A Tory-Brexit Party coalition would spell disaster for bothThe Telegraph - By Andrew LilicoNigel Farage has nothing to gain, and the Conservatives have everything to lose Recent reports have claimed that Tory donors have sounded out Nigel Farage about the possibility of the Brexit Party entering
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson is already Tory king, so why not crown him then he can get on with Brexit?The Telegraph - By Asa BennettOne should only call this a Tory leadership contest if there is some actual competition. Boris Johnson has been doing so well with his fellow Tory MPs, as evidence mounts that members are just waiting
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessUnited Kingdom Unions condemn Centrica move to cut 700 British Gas jobsThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesBritish Gas owner Centrica will axe 700 management and back office jobs this summer as part of a cost-cutting drive that will see a total of 4,000 employers laid off. The FTSE 100 company said it was to
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsEmiliano Sala Emiliano Sala: Man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in connection with doomed flightThe Telegraph - By Jack HardyDetectives investigating the death of footballer Emiliano Sala have arrested a man on suspicion of manslaughter by an unlawful act. The Argentinian striker had just completed a high-profile move from Nantes
The Telegraphadded this to FilmBank Robbery Why hostages fall for their captors: the bank robbery that gave us Stockholm SyndromeThe Telegraph - By Kat BrownWe all know the term ‘Stockholm Syndrome’. These days it’s used ironically; rolled out by people stuck in a Post Office queue for too long, say, and subsequently being addled into a sort of warped loyalty,
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsHuawei Huawei could eavesdrop on millions of calls in the UK, US cyber official warnsThe Telegraph - By Anna MikhailovaHuawei could eavesdrop on millions of calls in the UK if it is allowed to operate the 5G network, a US cyber official has warned. Ambassador Robert Strayer, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Cyber
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRuth Davidson Ruth Davidson: I would campaign for Boris Johnson in a general electionThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonRuth Davidson has said she would canvas on the doorstep for Boris Johnson if he becomes Prime Minister as the SNP accused him of being a racist. The Scottish Tory leader said she would campaign in a general
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesHorse Racing Frankie Dettori and Stradivarius can strike right note again in Gold CupThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageStradivarius can prove himself the best stayer since four-time Gold Cup winner Yeats was packed off to stud 10 years ago by winning Royal Ascot’s showpiece for the second year in succession for John Gosden
