The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel "You've got to see what rivals are doing - and do it better": Sir Rocco Forte on spying, sexism and Britain after BrexitThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineySir Rocco Forte enjoys nothing more than snooping in other people’s hotels. As arguably one of the world’s most famous hoteliers, you might expect him to put his feet up on home soil at The Balmoral while
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAutos (UK) LEVC LCV revealed: new black cab spawns hybrid van built for London's crowded streetsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersLEVC, the Chinese-owned company that builds London’s new black cab, has unveiled a petrol-electric hybrid van based on the iconic taxi. With a claimed electric-only range of 80 miles and a further 297
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHull UK's 'biggest' onshore gas field discovered near HullThe Telegraph - By Julia BradshawA trio of energy companies has struck gold after discovering what could potentially be the country’s largest onshore gas field near Hull. Reabold Resources, Union Jack Oil and Rathlin Energy said initial
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesUnai Emery Freddie Ljungberg replaces Steve Bould as Unai Emery's assistant as Arsenal shake up coaching staffThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportFreddie Ljungberg has been appointed as Arsenal's new assistant first-team coach, with Steve Bould taking charge of the under-23 team, the Premier League club have announced. Former Arsenal midfielder
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Telegraph Fantasy Racing: Your 2019 Royal Ascot checklistThe TelegraphRoyal Ascot is just around the corner, but what do you need to think about before the first race gets under way? First thing's first - remember that the first race of the day is at 2.30pm on Tuesday, 18.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesYouri Tielemans Leicester leading race to sign £40m Youri TielemansThe Telegraph - By Matt LawLeicester City remain in pole position to sign midfielder Youri Tielemans on a permanent basis. Tielemans spent the second half of the season on loan at Leicester from Monaco and impressed with a series
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessMining Firms ignore request for mining dam details despite Brazil disastersThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansMore than two-thirds of mining and energy companies have spurned a request from a group of investors to publish details of the tailings dams they operate around the world. Just 31pc of 655 companies contacted
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsRoyal Ascot Rail strike expected to bring chaos to Ascot as heavy rain expectedThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonRail strikes and road congestion are expected to bring chaos to those travelling to the Royal Ascot, with attendees warned to set off early. The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union is planning a on
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit Party Is a pact between the Tories and the Brexit Party just a matter of time - and could Boris survive as PM without one?The Telegraph - By Asa BennettThe rise of the Brexit Party has forced the Tories to consider how to keep the threat of Nigel Farage's new force at bay. Polls show it hurts the Conservative Party's ratings so badly that it would make
The Telegraphadded this to CricketJames Vince Why James Vince cannot let this latest England chance slipThe Telegraph - By Scyld BerryJason Roy may have seized up, but he has also seized the opportunity to bid for an Ashes Test place by scoring a big World Cup hundred, his 153 against Bangladesh. Once a thrasher of 30s and 60s Roy, the
The Telegraphadded this to NewsAlzheimer's Disease Blood pressure pill has potential to slow down Alzheimer’s diseaseThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyA cheap blood pressure pill could slow down Alzheimer's disease by improving flow of blood to parts of the brain linked to memory, research suggests. Dutch research found that those given the pills for
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesChristian Eriksen Christian Eriksen in limbo as Real Madrid and Juventus circle Paul PogbaThe Telegraph - By Matt LawChristian Eriksen faces being left in limbo over his desire to leave Tottenham Hotspur while Paul Pogba tries to force his way out of Manchester United with Real Madrid and Juventus interested in both
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsMick Mulvaney Donald Trump orders chief of staff to leave the room after he coughs during interviewThe Telegraph - By Telegraph VideoAn irritated President Trump asked his chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, to leave the room after he coughed during an interview. The bizarre moment was captured in 'Donald Trump - 30 hours' as ABC News's
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessNeil Woodford Hargreaves Lansdown boss surrenders bonus in wake of Woodford crisisThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellHargreaves Lansdown boss Chris Hill will waive his multi-million pound bonus as scrutiny of the company’s "close" relationship with Neil Woodford’s suspended fund intensified. Mr Hill, whose annual reward
The Telegraphadded this to Royal FamilyAngola Prince Harry: Remember my mother's words on landmines and put Angola 'back on the map' for eco-touristsThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke of Sussex has urged the public not to forget his mother’s words on landmines, as he argues the remnants of war must finally be cleared from Angola to allow wildlife and tourists to return. The
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessDriveTribe Ex-Top Gear trio rev up website with Murdoch cash injectionThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsThe former presenters of Top Gear have mortgaged their fledgling social network for petrolheads to Elisabeth Murdoch, daughter of the media mogul Rupert, for only £5m. Drivetribe, set up by Jeremy Clarkson,
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessParis Air Show Boeing under pressure at Paris air show while Airbus reveals new planeThe Telegraph - By Sophie SmithBoeing boss Dennis Muilenburg will be under the spotlight at this week's Paris air show following the two 737 Max crashes that killed almost 350 people. While plane manufacturers typically use the biennial
The Telegraphadded this to All Stories Exploring the Australian coastal wilderness where Blue Planet II was filmedThe Telegraph - By Nigel RichardsonWe stop at the “drive-through” Bottlemart in Denham to pick up beer, then head off through the dusk with live commentary from an Aussie Rules football game in faraway Fremantle on the radio. “Moon’ll coming
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsIran Attacks on oil tankers in Gulf spark fears of return to 1980s 'Tanker Wars'The Telegraph - By Raf SanchezThe spate of alleged Iranian attacks on oil ships in the Gulf of Oman has raised global fears of a return to the “Tanker Wars” of the 1980s, when oil tankers were regularly targeted and US warships fought
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsTom Watson Tom Watson cares far more about overthrowing Jeremy Corbyn than staying in the EUThe Telegraph - By Tom HarrisUntil 2016, it was perfectly possible to serve as a Labour Member of Parliament without worrying too much about the European Union. Certainly, there were some MPs who liked to emphasise their continental
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Tory leadership contest: Can Rory Stewart make it through to the third round?The Telegraph - By Patrick ScottOf the five men trailing behind Boris Johnson in the running to replace Theresa May as Conservative leader, Rory Stewart's progress has been by far the most eye-catching. The International Development
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsBlack Market Belgian Trappist monks forced to go digital to fight black market in beerThe Telegraph - By James CrispThe brewing brothers of Belgium’s St Sixtus Abbey have been forced to go digital in a bid to stop the thriving black market in the “Holy Grail” of beers. Westvleteren 12 is considered by some experts be
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsVatican In historic shift, Vatican to consider married priests for Amazon regionThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyA Vatican document on Monday said the Church should consider ordaining older married men as priests in remote areas of the Amazon, a historic shift which some say could pave the way for their use in other
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesObituaries Brigadier Adam Gurdon, charismatic officer who served in Korea, Kenya and helped steer Rhodesia to independence – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesBrigadier Adam Gurdon, who has died aged 88, played a key role in the negotiations that led to the handover of power in Rhodesia in 1980. Southern Rhodesia’s Unilateral Declaration of Independence was
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesItalian Fashion Fendi spring/summer 2020: quietly sophisticated menswear for millennials who are growing upThe Telegraph - By Stephen DoigIn the midst of the millennial maelstrom - that avocado eating, woke generation that fashion brands are clamouring to capture at a formative age and lock in for life - the Italian house Fendi has tended
The Telegraphadded this to Health and FitnessHealth (UK) How much sleep do you need? I have a Four Hour Rule... but science says it's not healthyThe Telegraph - By Miranda LevyInsomnia Diaries is a column by Miranda Levy in which she shares her experiences of the chronic sleep problems she has experienced over the past decade and a half. It is published every Monday at 12pm
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Cameroon Women's World Cup 2019 group table: Latest standings and resultsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe 2019 Women's World Cup will pit the 24 best countries against each other across the four-week tournament in June and July - and this is where you can keep up to date with the group stage standings.
The Telegraphadded this to PropertyProperty (UK) Newly listed house prices near record highs, Rightmove findsThe Telegraph - By Sophie SmithResilient property markets in the north of England have helped push up the national average price of a newly marketed property by 0.3pc, according to Rightmove’s latest measure of online asking prices.
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsPaul Pogba Manchester United are in a weak position over Paul Pogba but can selling him would be a show of strengthThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtManchester United should put Paul Pogba up for sale. They should show their strength. They should transfer list their most expensive player – and he should agree to forego any loyalty payments or bonuses
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPotatoes Scientists develop 'super spud' in a bid to prevent stuntingThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandScientists are creating a “super potato”, fortified with iron and zinc, in a bid to tackle malnutrition in developing countries. Millions of people around the world suffer micronutrient deficiencies –
