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The Telegraphadded this to CyclingITV How to follow the 2019 Tour de France online, on live TV and through daily episodes of The Cycling PodcastThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThroughout the month of July the focus of the cycling world will centre around France as the 106th edition of the Tour de France courses the length and breadth of the country, turning its villages and
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessLondon Stock Exchange ‘Songwriters are more important than stars’The Telegraph - By Chris JohnstonMerck Mercuriadis has worked with some of the biggest names in the music business – Elton John, Guns N’ Roses, Morrissey and Iron Maiden, to name but a few – in a career that has spanned four decades.
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBurnout ‘Yoga classes don’t fix the root causes of City burnout’The Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerIn the early hours of Aug 15 2013, Moritz Erhardt, a 21-year-old banking intern from Germany, returned to his London flat after reportedly working 72 hours straight. Ambulance staff found him dead in shower
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessAnger Next PM must restore Britain’s reputation, warn industry leadersThe Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonA leading business lobby group is urging the next Conservative leader to repair “brand Britain” before international investors take their money elsewhere. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) will
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsCarrie Lam Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong vows to fight 'long term battle' after surprise releaseThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithJoshua Wong, one of Hong Kong’s most renowned pro-democracy activists, vowed to fight the “long term battle” for the city’s freedoms after his surprise release from jail on Monday morning. Mr Wong, 22,
The Telegraphadded this to NewsUnions Train strikes to disrupt thousands of rail commuters as union declares five-day walkout over guards rowThe Telegraph - By Daniel HammondA five-day rail strike threatens to disrupt journeys for hundreds of thousands of commuters from tomorrow as workers walk out in a long-running dispute over the role of train guards. Some of the country’s
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionIran The Left cannot face up to the brutal truth about IranThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewResponsibility for the attacks on shipping in the Gulf has been attributed to Tehran, or to state agencies acting on its behalf. So why is the Left so keen to heap all blame on the US president for pulling
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsScottish Government Scottish private schools appeal for two-year delay to SNP's £7 million tax hikeThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonScotland's private schools have appealed for a two-year delay to a £7 million tax increase imposed by the SNP amid warnings the move will backfire on government efforts to tackle obesity. The Scottish
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituaries Philomena Lynott, hotelier and mother of the rock star Phil Lynott who wrote a bestselling memoir – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesPhilomena Lynott, who has died aged 88, was an author and hotelier, as well as the mother of the Irish rock star, Phil Lynott; she came to prominence in her own right when she wrote a bestselling memoir.
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Does it matter if our next PM is considered by some to be a ‘sex maniac’?The Telegraph - By Charles MooreBeing a bad husband is irrelevant to Britain's top job Some Brexit supporters – chiefly, for obvious reasons, backers of Dominic Raab – are expressing concern about the final stage, when the leadership
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTechnology Shareholders pressure Google executives after scandalous yearThe Telegraph - By Margi MurphyGoogle executives are preparing themselves for a bruising meeting with investors protesting pay and bonuses for high ranking employees who turn a bind eye to sexual misconduct, following a year of high
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Boris Johnson pledges fast internet for every home by 2015The Telegraph - By Christopher HopeEvery home in Britain will have access to super-fast broadband within six years if Boris Johnson becomes prime minister, he pledges. The front-runner in the Tory leadership contest promises to deliver
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPersonal Finance (UK) Billions of pounds remain unclaimed as PPI deadline loomsThe Telegraph - By Adam WilliamsConsumers have just 10 weeks left to make a claim against their bank over the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI), with experts predicting a late spike in complaints. Figures published by
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesGary Woodland US Open 2019: Gary Woodland wins first major after holding off Brooks KoepkaThe Telegraph - By James CorriganSometimes it takes something truly special to deny history and with two magical strikes here at the 119th US Open, Gary Woodland wrested the title from depending champion Brooks Koepka, just when it seemed
The Telegraphadded this to NewsElectricity South America power cut leaves 48 million people without electricityThe Telegraph - By Julie AllenA massive power cut left an estimated 48 million people across huge areas of South America without electricity on Sunday. All of Argentina and Uruguay and parts of Brazil, Chile and Paraguay were hit the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessUnited Kingdom British cancer blood test company Angle attracting interest ahead of FDA approvalThe Telegraph - By Julia BradshawA small British company that has developed a blood test that can detect tumour cells circulating in the body is attracting interest from big pharmaceutical companies that want to use its technology in
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesScience Majority of mums say exercise makes them feel guiltyThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe majority of mothers do not exercise because they feel too guilty about taking time away from their children, Sport England has found. A survey of 1,000 mothers of youngsters aged from newborns to years
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionConservative Party Letters: Curtailing the Tory leadership race would be unfair and irresponsibleThe TelegraphSIR – It is widely believed that Boris Johnson will be the next leader of the Conservative Party. David Kilpatrick (Letters, June 14) argues that the election process should therefore be curtailed to time,
The Telegraphadded this to Rugby UnionIsrael Folau Israel Folau uses church sermon to berate transgender communityThe Telegraph - By John MacLearyIsrael Folau, the former Wallabies full-back who was sacked last month by Rugby Australia for making homophobic comments on social media, has used a church sermon in Sydney, Australia, to berate the transgender
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessDeutsche Bank Deutsche Bank set to unveil steep cuts at US equity and trading businessThe Telegraph - By Vinjeru MkandawireDeutsche Bank is planning steep cuts to its US equity and trading business, as it weighs proposals to create a “bad bank” to house or sell non-core assets worth up to €50bn. The troubled German lender
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesDolce & Gabbana Dolce & Gabbana men’s spring/summer 2020: cocktail hour in the tropicsThe Telegraph - By Stephen Doig“We call it ‘Sicilian jungle,’” said Stefano Gabbana backstage at Dolce & Gabbana’s spring/summer 2020 men’s collection in Milan, as Domenico Dolce studiously pinned a suit against a backdrop of palm That
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsTheresa May All new teachers will be trained to spot mental ill health in pupils, Theresa May pledgesThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasEvery new teacher will be trained in how to spot the signs of mental ill health issues among pupils, Theresa May will announce today. The move, part of the Prime Minister’s attempt to cement her legacy
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesGianni Versace Versace men's spring/summer 2020: taking a match to traditional modes of dressingThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigPink crabapple blossom rustles in the early evening breeze, a rose-tinted catwalk and frou frou poufs fill the elegant courtyard of Palazzo Versace and the only improvement on this vision of Italianate-meets-Barbara-Cartland
The Telegraphadded this to GolfPhil Mickelson Pull of Pebble Beach fails to spark Phil Mickelson attempt to join US Open eliteThe Telegraph - By James CorriganA finishing position outside the top 40 was hardly Phil Mickelson’s dream birthday present here on the final day of the US Open on Sunday and, as he enters his 50th year, it seems he is destined never
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLucy Bronze England's Iron Lady Lucy Bronze reveals her weakest moment ahead of World Cup rematch with JapanThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsShe is England’s Iron Lady, the alpha female in the Lionesses pack, yet when she is asked to reflect on one of the biggest games of her career, the World Cup semi-final defeat to Japan, Lucy Bronze revealed
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBroadband Chess Telecom auction could bring jackpot for PollockThe Telegraph - By Vinjeru MkandawireThe British entrepreneur behind Chess Telecom is eyeing a major payday from the potential sale of a controlling stake in the IT support and communications business he founded more than two decades ago.
The Telegraphadded this to NewsRoyal Navy Navy sailor gave birth after being 'drugged and raped' by a soldier, court papers showThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA Royal Navy sailor gave birth to a girl after she was allegedly drugged and raped by a soldier at an Army barracks in Gibraltar. The 42-year-old claimed she was attacked by a private who spiked her drink.
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsPolicing Mike Barton interview: 'I'm no liberal, but the police should stop locking up so many criminals'The Telegraph - By Martin EvansFor a police officer who has advocated the legalisation of cannabis, supports giving heroin to addicts and believes criminals need to be helped rather than punished, Mike Barton - the outgoing Chief Constable
The Telegraphadded this to TVAnne Lister Gentleman Jack, episode 5, review: Suranne Jones shines as things get serious for Anne ListerThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganThere was mid-series misery for Gentleman Jack, as Anne Lister (Suranne Jones) was left broken-hearted and bloody-nosed. Recently widowed Reverend Thomas Ainsworth (Brendan Patricks) set his sights on
