Dutch police arrest suspected al-Nusra Front commanderThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseDutch police have arrested a 47-year-old Syrian suspected of being a commander for the al-Nusra Front, formerly al-Qaeda's wing in Syria, prosecutors said on Tuesday. The man, identified by his nom-de-guerre
The naked truth behind the downfall of Jamie Oliver's restaurant chainsThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillLast August, Jamie Oliver admitted that 40pc of his business ventures had soured. He can now add his restaurant empire to the list after it crashed into administration: 22 of the chef’s 25 restaurants
Quentin Tarantino Once Upon a Time in Hollywood review: Tarantino's ode to pre-Manson LA is pure movie-world intoxicationThe Telegraph - By Robbie CollinDir: Quentin Tarantino. Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Damian Lewis, Bruce Dern, Emile Hirsch, Luke Perry, Damon Herriman, Mike Moh. Cert TBC, 161 mins. a
Our once great Royal Navy needs to get its priorities rightThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinIrrespective of the rights or wrongs of any misdemeanours Commodore Nick Cooke-Priest, hitherto the commander of Britain’s new 65,000-tonne Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier, may or may not have committed,
DNA Testing How a DNA test saw a penniless former care worker beat ‘contesting’ relatives to a 1,536-acre stately pileThe Telegraph - By Guy KellyIt isn’t often that anything dramatic changes around the Penrose Estate in Cornwall. A vast, 1,536-acre area of woodland, coast and parkland with a Grade II-listed mansion at its heart, it has existed
Johnny Depp Johnny Depp accuses Amber Heard of domestic abuse, and having 'painted-on bruises'The Telegraph - By Nick AllenJohnny Depp has denied physically abusing his ex-wife Amber Heard, claiming it was she who repeatedly attacked him during their turbulent relationship. In court documents the Hollywood star claimed Heard
Theresa May Inside Cabinet: How Theresa May pushed her Eurosceptic ministers to the brink with her Brexit climbdownThe Telegraph - By Steven Swinford and Gordon RaynerIt was the moment that pushed Theresa May's already beleaguered Eurosceptic ministers to the brink. At the start of a three hour 20-minute marathon Cabinet, that Prime Minister presented her ministers
Tata Why British Steel's private equity owners failed to get it back on trackThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyWhen Greybull purchased what would become British Steel for £1 from Tata in April 2016, the secretive Meyohas brothers behind the buyout fund were hailed as saviours. The deal protected almost 5,000 jobs
Pros and Cons The pros and cons of facial recognitionThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Video and Luke HurstThe use of facial recognition technology has already generated a heated debate on whether it is a necessary tool to combat crime or an unlawful breach of privacy. The technology identifies people's faces
Theresa May Theresa May looks utterly miserable. To remove her would be an act of mercyThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconIgnore all the waffle about her “new Brexit deal”. The most startling revelation in Theresa May’s big speech was this. To help deliver Brexit, announced the Prime Minister, “I offered to give up the job
UK News England's World Cup cricket team announced in the form of emojis to win younger fansThe Telegraph - By Victoria Ward and Gareth DaviesFor years, cricket’s governing body has been aware that it is a game for aging, white middle class men. As recently as last week Jos Buttler, England’s vice captain, highlighted the need to make the sport
England England unveil World Cup kit inspired by 1992 - the last time they made it to the finalThe Telegraph - By Rob BagchiEngland have unveiled their World Cup kit and the manufacturers, New Balance, have turned back the clock to the 1992 tournament for inspiration. The 2019 hosts this year were runners-up at the MCG 27 go
Tesla Tesla shares could drop to $10 each due to China trade war, Morgan Stanley saysThe Telegraph - By Laurence DoddsMorgan Stanley has cut its worst case scenario forecast for shares in the electric vehicle maker Tesla from $97 (£76) to just $10 due to fears that it could be entangled in the USA's trade war with China.
Volvo If I hadn't been good enough to get into Oxbridge on my own merit, then I’d rather not have gone at allThe Telegraph - By Allison PearsonWhen I went up to Cambridge in 1978 to read law, I was from what you would now call “a disadvantaged background”. I had a full maintenance grant and my mother’s annual pay packet would scarcely have stretched
Heart Failure Heart failure missed in thousands of women because doctors assume it's a 'man's disease'The Telegraph - By Henry BodkinWomen are less likely than men to be diagnosed with potentially fatal heart failure because of unconscious bias among doctors, new research suggests. A major study analysing more than 93,000 patients four
China Trump's trade war with China is no longer about fair trade - but complete decouplingThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerFor obvious reasons, the judgement of history has not been kind on Richard Nixon. Yet even the most duplicitous of political leaders are likely to have redeeming features; the big positive for the disgraced
Viruses 'Unprecedented' HIV outbreak infects hundreds of young children in PakistanThe Telegraph - By Ben FarmerHundreds of babies and toddlers have been found infected with HIV in a Pakistani city, in what may be an unprecedented outbreak of the virus where children are the worst affected. Three-quarters of those
Die Hard Why the Game of Thrones finale was so bad – and everything else that was wrong with the seasonThe Telegraph - By Ed PowerJon Snow mooched into a freezing sunset. Sansa smiled from her throne as her bannermen held aloft their swords (careful M’Lady – all that unsheathed steel is a health and safety hazard). Bran and his Council
Philip Hammond Philip Hammond is determined to assassinate Brexit, as he reaches the climax of his careerThe Telegraph - By Stewart JacksonFor someone not renowned for their witty repartee, sparkling Commons chamber oratory or indeed having any discernible political personality, Philip Hammond can always surprise us with his shameless chutzpah
Spanish La Liga Manchester City are damaging football with 'state sponsored' cash, says La Liga presidentThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganManchester City are damaging European football by driving up player prices with their "state-sponsored" cash reserves, according to the head of Spain's top tier. Javier Tebas, the outspoken president La
Market report: Royal Mail falls to new low amid dividend fearsThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesRoyal Mail plunged to a record low before tomorrow's full-year results amid fears it will slash its dividend as profits tumble. City analysts expect Royal Mail’s annual pre-tax profit to tumble 40pc to
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Gender Female-voiced smart speaker systems entrench gender bias, UN study findsThe Telegraph - By Hasan ChowdhuryArtificial intelligence-based smart speaker systems that use female voices are helping to perpetuate gender biases, according to a United Nations study. The study called “I’d blush if I could” found that
Moped robbers tackled by 'heroic' shoppers armed with a traffic coneThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweA moped gang, who allegedly stole more than £150,000 in gold from a jewellers, were apprehended when local shopkeepers and passers by gave chase and cornered one of them. The robbers, who were armed with
Shoes WH Smith's new boss has big shoes to fillThe Telegraph - By Ashley ArmstrongHas the high street just lost its best retailer? WH Smith announced today that Stephen Clarke was bowing out after six years at the helm. When he took the reins from Kate Swann in 2013, the City held breath.
Venezuela Venezuela's ambassador to Italy quits post saying US sanctions have reduced him to povertyThe Telegraph - By Nick Squires and Harriet AlexanderVenezuela’s ambassador to Italy has resigned his post, saying US sanctions have reduced him to penury and have made it impossible to keep running the diplomatic mission. Isaías Rodriguez lamented that
Theresa May The PM's shock People's Vote gamble will blow apart the Tory partyThe Telegraph - By Rob WilsonIf the Conservatives allow this to happen, there will be no recovery In 1997 Tony Blair ran a campaign with the slogan "24 hours to save the NHS" and romped home to a spectacular general election victory.
Giro d'Italia Giro d'Italia 2019, stage 10 results and standings: Arnaud Demare sprints to victory as Valerio Conti retains overall leadThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportArnaud Demare of France sprinted to victory after a crash affected the end of the 10th stage of the Giro d'Italia on Saturday, while Italian cyclist Valerio Conti kept the overall lead. Demare, who rides
Giro d'Italia Giro d'Italia 2019: When does stage 11 start, what TV channel can I watch it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 11 of the Giro d'Italia is on Wednesday May 22, 2019. The 11th stage at the Giro d'Italia, the 221km run from Capri to Novi Ligure, gets under way at 11.10am (BST). Telegraph Sport's live coverage
Great Britain British underdogs on ice join the year of the comeback's hall of fameThe Telegraph - By Daniel SchofieldTruly, 2019 is the year of the comeback. First Tiger Woods at the Masters. Then Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League. And now Great Britain’s ice hockey team, whose feats at this weeks’
