The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News The six things you need to do to be heard when you are the only woman in the roomThe Telegraph - By Claire Cohen“Anyone who thinks they could have done a better job than Emily Maitlis tonight has never ringmastered live TV,” tweeted Sky anchor Kay Burley last night. Perhaps that should have read “ringmastered live
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRefugees More than 70 million people forced to flee their homes because of war and persecutionThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyThe number of people forced to flee their homes has hit a historic high, with more than 70 million people currently displaced by war, persecution and conflict, the UN’s refugee agency has warned. By the
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingNeil Woodford Investors kept in dark for more than a year over troubles at Woodford fundThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanThe City watchdog was aware of two instances of rule breaking by beleaguered manager Neil Woodford more than a year before it made the information public, keeping hundreds of thousands of investors in
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesEmmanuel Macron Teens in France's first batch of national service recruits faint during ceremonyThe Telegraph - By David ChazanPresident Emmanuel Macron’s new-look national service has got off to a shaky start, with 29 teenagers in the first group of recruits succumbing to heat exhaustion during a ceremony in Evreux, near Paris.
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessProfit More pain to come as Berkeley profits plungeThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerProfits at Berkeley are set to fall further this year after the housebuilder reported a 20pc slide in its bottom line following a surge in costs. Pre-tax profit for the London and South East-focused firm
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFlowers How to start and grow a successful florist businessThe Telegraph - By Matthew CainesBudding entrepreneurs with dreams of growing their own florist enterprise must first figure out a business model if they're to survive and thrive, says Richard Eagleton, founder of McQueens Flowers. "There
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesHouse Prices House price growth slows as south east remains a dragThe Telegraph - By Sophie SmithA slowdown in growth in the south and east of England continued to drag down house prices in April, according to official figures. April recorded moderate growth of 1.4pc year on year, a slowdown on the
The Telegraphadded this to NewsJapan Women outperform men after Japanese medical school stops rigging exam scoresThe Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouWomen have performed better than men in entrance exams to a medical school in Japan since it dropped its policy of tampering with results to give men an advantage. Women applying to study medicine at University,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAntonio Rudiger Chelsea fearful knee injury will rule Antonio Rudiger out of start of next seasonThe Telegraph - By Matt LawChelsea fear Antonio Rudiger will miss the start of next season with the knee injury that ruled him out of the final month of the campaign just gone. Rudiger had to undergo surgery on his left knee meniscus
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Corbyn Is Labour's push for a Second Referendum just a ploy to bin Jeremy Corbyn?The Telegraph - By Tom HarrisThe Eurosceptic could never be a poster child for Remain Another day, another gear change from the Labour Party in its long, tortuous road towards supporting a second EU referendum. Yesterday it was widely
The Telegraphadded this to TravelCopenhagen Watch: First look at Copenhagen's spectacular new ski slope – on top of a power plantThe Telegraph - By Lucy AspdenArtificial ski centres can be found in some weird and wonderful places, but the new slope coming to Copenhagen is the first of its kind in the world: a 500-metre piste on top of a power plant. CopenHill,
The Telegraphadded this to TechnologyTechnology Workplace chat app Slack readies for $17bn public debut in New YorkThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandWorkplace chat app Slack will list in New York on Thursday with a valuation of as much as $17bn (£13.5bn), becoming the latest in stream of US technology giants charging to join the markets. The company,
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit Party Abdullah from Bristol wasn't the only culprit in last night's woeful leaders' debateThe Telegraph - By Ross ClarkThe BBC's lack of vetting was matched by a lamentable lack of robustness from the candidates Boris Johnson reportedly gave Sunday’s Channel 4 leadership debate a miss after he and his team concluded that
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK News3D Printing Student who used 3D printer to make guns is jailed in UK legal firstThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesA student has become the first person in the UK to be convicted of using a 3D printer to manufacture a gun. Tendai Muswere, 26, pleaded guilty on Wednesday at Southwark Crown Court to a charge of manufacturing
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNorwich City Norwich City determined to keep hold of Max Aarons amid Manchester United interestThe Telegraph - By Matt LawPremier League new boys Norwich City are determined to hold on to Max Aarons, despite the full-back being linked with Manchester United. Midfielder David Turnbull, who won the Scottish Young Player of
The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News The Prison Doctor: 'I walked away from a cosy life as a village GP to work behind bars'The Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanDr Amanda Brown had been enjoying a pleasant existence as a local GP in what she describes as a “cosy, middle class” Home Counties village surgery. She had come to see her patients as friends since establishing
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Britain's best attractions for a rainy dayThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelThere’s little worse than being on holiday in the UK summertime when the heavens open. We’re mentally prepared for it in the wintry months but, save for a few bizarrely sunny days we had in February, very
The Telegraphadded this to NewsHouses Businessman was forced to live in a pigsty after he accused his partner of affair, court hearsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA businessman was forced to live in a pigsty after he accused his ex partner of having an affair, a court has heard. James Glessing split with partner Jane Lazell in 2015 and lived in the converted outbuilding
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessInflation Inflation falls for first time in four months after Easter travel price surgeThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesInflation fell back in May as lower prices for travel and cars contributed to the first decline in four months. The Consumer Prices Index came in at 2pc - the first time it has been exactly in line with
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsVeterinary MedicineDog struck down with 'fainting goat syndrome' as vets and owner flummoxed over spaniel who freezes and falls every time isThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonAnyone who owns a bouncy cocker spaniel knows their propensity to get overexcited. However, one young hound has flummoxed vets with his reaction to a particularly stimulating walk. Peter the one-year-old
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessHealth (UK) It's time to ban walking under the influence of smartphonesThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonImagine: you’re on a busy road in London Bridge, cycling through a green light, when a pedestrian steps out in front of you. When you see she's looking at her mobile phone, you sound your air horn and
The Telegraphadded this to News Urban schools are making more of an effort to teach children about gardening than rural counterparts, RHS saysThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonUrban schools are making more of an effort with their gardens than their rural counterparts, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has said, because children in cities are less likely to have green space
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLin-Manuel Miranda Who are Freestyle Love Supreme, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s pre-Hamilton hip-hop collective?The Telegraph - By Biba KangLin-Manuel Miranda has been the toast of Broadway ever since his musical Hamilton, a hip-hop, R&B, pop-infused production about the American Founding Fathers, took the world by storm. After the musical’s
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessInvesting More gloom for Saga investors as travel sales slipThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellOver-50s insurance specialist Saga has warned of challenging conditions in its travel and insurance markets, just a week after it was announced that chief executive Lance Batchelor would leave in January.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesShikhar Dhawan India blow as opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan ruled out of Cricket World CupThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIndia have announced opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan has been ruled out of the World Cup. Dhawan was struck on his left thumb during India's opening match of the tournament and was initially told he would
The Telegraphadded this to NewsEuthanasia Voluntary euthanasia legalised in Australian state of VictoriaThe Telegraph - By Phil MercerAustralia’s only voluntary euthanasia laws came into force in the state of Victoria on Wednesday, with the government saying it had extensive safeguards to prevent the process being misused while giving
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHargreaves Lansdown Hargreaves Lansdown earned £40m in client fees from suspended Woodford fundThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellHargreaves Lansdown earned more than £40m in client fees on the now-suspended Woodford Equity Income Fund since its launch in 2014, with more than £20m generated in the last two year despite the fund’s
The Telegraphadded this to NewsFertility Australian sperm donor wins legal battle to be recognised as fatherThe Telegraph - By Phil MercerA sperm donor in Australia has won a landmark High Court battle to have his rights as a parent confirmed and to stop his child being taken to live overseas by its mother. Judges have ruled the 49-year
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTravel Revealed: The world's best airlines for 2019 – where does BA rank?The Telegraph - By Oliver SmithQatar Airways has scooped the top prize at the annual World Airline Awards, dubbed the “Oscars of the aviation industry”, regaining a title it last held in 2017. The Middle Eastern carrier pipped Singapore
The Telegraphadded this to Football News Hamza Choudhury says sorry to England U21 team-mates and France's Jonathan Bamba for wild red-card tackleThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceEngland Under-21 midfielder Hamza Choudhury has offered an apology to his team-mates and France striker Jonathan Bamba for his wild red-card challenge in Tuesday night's European Championships group-stage
