The Telegraphadded this to News Mayor of Venice asks Unesco to place city on world heritage blacklistThe Telegraph - By Giada ZampanoThe mayor of Venice has asked Unesco to include city on its world heritage site blacklist after Italy’s transport minister failed to deliver a plan to avoid giant cruise ships entering central canals.
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessTaxes We shouldn’t laugh at Laffer: Done right, tax cuts can grow an economyThe Telegraph - By Ryan BourneThe award of a US Presidential Medal of Freedom is usually an uncontroversial affair. Yet President Donald Trump’s honouring of the “godfather of supply-side economics” Art Laffer sent some economists
The Telegraphadded this to Women The future of AI? I’m already sick of intelligent machinesThe Telegraph - By Judith WoodsIn this week’s final episode of the BBC’s spectacularly watchable futuristic drama Years and Years, an indomitable Anne Reid launched into a scathing rant about the parlous state of the nation. Her bitter
The Telegraphadded this to Women Whoopi lays bare our naked selfie obsession, so when will we stop making such a fuss of female flesh?The Telegraph - By Judith WoodsWhoopi Goldberg isn’t someone I think about often. And never naked. But now that the 63-year-old Oscar-winner has laid into 21-year-old actress Bella Thorne over an incident we shall call Whoopigate, having
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsEuropean Union EU deadlocked over next president of European CommissionThe Telegraph - By James CrispThe European Union was deadlocked over who should replace Jean-Claude Juncker on Thursday night, with Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel at loggerheads over who should be the president of the European for
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt will be prime minister. But for how long?The Telegraph - By Michael DeaconDoes either of them really want this? Deep down, the final two must know all too well the risks of winning. The Leader of the Opposition could call a vote of confidence in the Government: eminently losable.
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Boris Johnson vs Jeremy Hunt: Who are the Tory leadership candidates and what are their key policies?The Telegraph - By Daniel Capurro and Gareth DaviesBoris Johnson will face Jeremy hunt in the ballot of Conservative members to be the next leader of the Conservative Party and prime minister of the United Kingdom. Having faced off 10 rivals across five
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Labour's cowardly conundrum will push Boris Johnson towards no dealThe Telegraph - By Stephen BushThe most important thing about the 313 Conservative MPs choosing our next Prime Minister is that there are 313 of them – and you need 320 MPs to have a majority of one in the House of Commons, once the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessFinancial Crime Government misses out on £35bn due to tax evasion and errorsThe Telegraph - By Jack TorranceThe Treasury missed out on £35bn of tax it was due last year, up slightly from the year before, because of tax evasion, criminal activities and a rise in small businesses failing to pay what they owed.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesChris Froome Chris Froome leaves hospital and moves to rehabilitation facility to continue recovery following crashThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryChris Froome has left the St Etienne University Hospital in France where he was being treated following his high-speed crash last week. The Team Ineos rider has been moved to an undisclosed rehabilitation
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Conservative leadership election: When will the Tory Party elect the new leader and Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe race to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party has reached its final stage with Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt chosen as the two candidates to contest the leadership. It is now up the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNike She saw Nike shoes by the sea shore: Hundreds of trainers wash up on beaches after cargo ship lost containers in stormThe Telegraph - By Victoria WardHundreds of pairs of Nike trainers have washed up on beaches across the UK more than a year after a shipping container lost its cargo in a heavy storm. Beachcombers in Cornwall started finding the shoes
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyStewart Butterfield Slack shares jump 60pc to value office chat service at $25bnThe Telegraph - By James TitcombShares in Slack jumped by more than 60pc on its market debut as Silicon Valley’s hot streak of giant flotations showed no signs of slowing down. The office messaging app, which has been styled as an email-killer,
The Telegraphadded this to Business Monsoon Accessorize asks landlords for lower rents to stay afloatThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaMonsoon Accessorize launched a rescue plan on Thursday after its multi-millionaire owner agreed to hand over £10m in future profits to landlords if they backed the deal. The agreement, which had been for
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart How will Boris deliver Brexit? Rory Stewart isn't the only one who wants to knowThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettRory Stewart approached the Tory leadership campaign like Socrates, irritating his rivals by constantly asking them questions, and his campaign ended in a similar way to the Greek philosopher: hounded
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituariesPeter Whitehead, documentary maker whose work captured the essence of the Swinging Sixties but who abandoned films to becomeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesPeter Whitehead, who has died aged 82, was an unsung hero of counterculture cinema whose films captured the shifting tides of the Swinging Sixties; he was best known for Charlie is my Darling, a grainy
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRadiation Therapy Patients sent home from hospital with no advice on how to cope, watchdog findsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinRecord numbers of patients are being sent home from hospital without being told how to look after themselves, a watchdog has found. A major report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) reveals the proportion
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsCannabis France urged by government experts to legalise cannabis and 'take back control' of black marketThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelA government-tasked commission has advised France to legalise cannabis to “take back control” of the black market, calling prohibition an abject “failure”. In potentially explosive conclusions, two experts
The Telegraphadded this to WomenRichard Curtis Confessions of an extra in the new Richard Curtis movie who managed to make the final cutThe Telegraph - By Jan EtheringtonWhen director, Danny Boyle was spotted having dinner with the screenwriter, Richard Curtis, in our Suffolk seaside village pub, we knew something was up. So, there was little local surprise at the announcement
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Could Boris Johnson be the man to call Brussels' bluff?The Telegraph - By Pieter CleppeIn many negotiations, it takes a hardliner to close the deal - a committed Brexiteer could do just that It now seems almost inevitable that Boris Johnson will become the next Prime Minister of the UK,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesEnglandThere's much to commend England players and their stories, can France 2019 become another national coming together like summer?The Telegraph - By Paul HaywardYou know excitement is building when staff on the London Underground start renaming stations after England players. Carney Wharf, Ellen White City and Earps Court are early signs that the female equivalent
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesKurt Zouma Everton open negotiations with Chelsea over Kurt Zouma transferThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtEverton have opened talks with Chelsea about signing Kurt Zouma on a permanent deal having agreed the £22million transfer of Andre Gomes from Barcelona. Zouma and Gomes were key players on loan for Marco
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessMark Carney Mark Carney gives cautious welcome to Facebook's digital currency plansThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellMark Carney said the Bank of England must do more to keep up with the digital payments market in the wake of Facebook's plan to launch a new online currency. While the Governor said the Bank looked at
The Telegraphadded this to ScienceNursery Rhymes Seals taught to sing Stars Theme tune and nursery rhymes by scientistsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonIt might arguably be considered barking, but scientists claim to have taught seals to ‘sing’ popular tunes, such as the Star Wars melody. Seals have a natural bark, but researchers at the Scottish Oceans
The Telegraphadded this to LuxuryLouis Vuitton Louis Vuitton men's spring/summer 2020: weathering stormy skies with childlike enthusiasmThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigAs the heavens threatened to open and thunderclouds rolled overhead, Virgil Abloh applied the same optimism that’s inherent in his fashion collections to the weather for his open air show. And, like his
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesProtest Hong Kong activists vow to ramp up protests after government refuse to meet demandsThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithHong Kong was bracing for potential violence on Friday after student groups warned of an escalation in protests over the government’s refusal to meet an ultimatum on the controversial extradition law.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsBoris Johnson How Boris Johnson was brought to his knees by the 'cuckoo nest plot'The Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerSir Lynton Crosby, Boris Johnson’s campaign manager, was making final preparations for the formal announcement of Mr Johnson’s Tory leadership bid when his phone rang at 8.53 on Thursday morning. “Hi it’s
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsNissan Nissan launches first electric ice cream van that tweets instead of playing jingleThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweNissan has unveiled the first zero-emission electric ice cream van in the UK, which will use twitter to broadcast its location in order to entice customers instead of playing traditional jingles. The design
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFilm (UK) Child’s Play review: Chucky's AI reboot is an old-school horror treatThe Telegraph - By Robbie CollinDir: Lars Klevberg. Cast: Mark Hamill (voice), Aubrey Plaza, Gabriel Bateman, Brian Tyree Henry, Tim Matheson, David Lewis. 15 cert, 90 mins The “video nasty” panic of the Eighties never had an official
The Telegraphadded this to TennisAndy Murray LiveThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareMurray holds!A couple of swinging serves on the deuce court help him to 40-0, before a very effective kick serve secures the game to 30. Cabal serves with good variety to draw a couple of missed returns
