Hertz Car-sharing start-up Turo raises $250m from US investing giant IACThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldCar-sharing start-up Turo has raised $250m (£200m) from the US investor behind internet companies including Match Group. The deal gives Turo, which lets car owners rent out their cars on-demand to travellers
Divorce Mystery deepens over 'divorce' of Russian model and Malaysian king as she shares romantic videoThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnA Russian model who married the former king of Malaysia posted a romantic video of the pair dancing amid rumours he has divorced her. Sultan Muhammad V of Kelantan, 49, finalised a divorce this month beauty
BBC to use controversial TV licensing collection firm as 'outreach' officersThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghThe BBC is to use Capita, the controversial TV Licensing collection firm, to provide the “outreach” officers who will visit the homes of over-75s in pursuit of licence fee payments. Two years ago, the
Golf Robert MacIntyre overcomes rookie jitters and impostor syndrome to post strong start to OpenThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganAfter coming down with a bad case of rookie jitters way ahead of first tee, Robert MacIntyre was a picture of serenity yesterday after learning laughter is the best medicine. The 22-year-old Scotsman said
Morocco Morocco court condemns three to death for killing Scandinavian hikersThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyThree Moroccan men were sentenced to death on Thursday for murdering two Scandinavian women in the Atlas mountains. Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 24, from Denmark, and Maren Ueland, 28, from Norway, were
ObituariesSir Anthony Hart, retired judge who chaired a major inquiry into historical child abuse in Northern Irish institutions –The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesSir Anthony Hart, who has died aged 73, was a retired judge of the Northern Irish High Court who in 2012 was appointed to chair the biggest child abuse inquiry ever held in Britain; he went on to show
Apps The 20 best dating sites and appsThe Telegraph - By Katie RussellAs the internet plays an ever greater part in our social lives, with sites such as Facebook helping us to keep in touch with our friends, it's inevitable that we use it to help run our love lives as well.
Russia How the Russians seduced me into handing over my facial fingerprintThe Telegraph - By Jemima LewisWho can resist the opportunity to see into their own future? My husband is so concerned about the dystopian possibilities of the data economy that he has closed down his Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram
Profit What's going wrong at Asos?The Telegraph - By Laura OnitaThere are two types of profit warnings. The really bad ones, which point to wider distress within a business, and the manageable ones, triggered by a short-term blip. Asos, once a stock market darling,
Top 10: the best budget hotels in MiamiThe Telegraph - By Shayne BenowitzAn insider's guide to the best cheap hotels in Miami, including the best for rooftop pools, Art Deco architecture, stylish bedrooms, fun cocktail bars and proximity to the beach, in locations including
Top 10: the best budget hotels in Los AngelesThe Telegraph - By Sara BensonAn insider's guide to the best cheap hotels and motels in Los Angeles, including the top affordable places to stay for rooftop pools, hip bars and Hollywood hills views, in locations including Santa Monica,
Cyprus Cyprus detains 12 Israeli men over allegations of gang rape of British teenagerThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresTwelve Israeli tourists were remanded in custody for eight days by a court in Cyprus for the alleged gang rape of a 19-year-old British woman at a popular holiday resort on the island. The Israelis were
The best luxury hotels in New YorkThe Telegraph - By Douglas RogersPretend you’re a movie star amid the glitz and glam of this swank Midtown flagship attached to the legendary French brand. With interiors by Gilles & Boissier, Baccarat overflows with the unexpected. aside,
Top 10: the best London hotels near Oxford StreetThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelAn expert guide to the top London hotels near Oxford Street — eight minutes' walk or less — including the best hotels for top-notch spas, funky cocktail bars, family-friendly services and budget accommodation,
Top 10: the best hotels in ManhattanThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelAn insider's guide to the top hotels in Manhattan — from five-star icons to stylish boutiques and budget accommodation — including the best Manhattan hotels for spas, indoor swimming pools, Michelin-starred
Metz Man finds own amputated leg on cigarette packets without consentThe Telegraph - By David ChazanA man in France was outraged to discover that his amputated leg was pictured on cigarette packets throughout the EU without his consent. The picture was displayed on cigarette and tobacco packets sold
The best five-star hotels in LondonThe Telegraph - By Fiona DuncanAn insider's guide to the top five-star hotels in London, including the best for Michelin-starred restaurants, seductive spas, impressive service and lavish bedrooms. This zingy boutique hotel occupies
'The most complex response we've faced': on the Ebola frontlineThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandOn Wednesday, the World Health Organization finally declared that the outbreak of Ebola which has been raging in Democratic Republic of Congo since last August is an international health emergency. For
Neil Woodford Investors pull more than £150m from Neil Woodford income focus fundThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellInvestors pulled more than £150m from Neil Woodford’s income focus fund last month, according to data provider Morningstar, following the disgraced fund manager’s decision to block investors’ access to
Golf Want a real insight into the minds of the world's best golfers? Head to the Open practice groundThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonMiguel Ángel Jiménez pulled his trademark cigar from his mouth, and placed it into the custom-made holder that is part tee and part sculpted golf ball. The tinted aviator sunglasses, however, stayed firmly
Top 10: the best hotels in Edinburgh city centreThe Telegraph - By Linda MacdonaldAn insider's guide to the top hotels in Edinburgh's city centre, from luxury to affordable options, including the best for rooftop pools, fantastic views, Michelin-starred restaurants, stylish bedrooms
Anna Soubry Betrayed by Chuka the cad, Anna Soubry wallows in self-pity. But what of her constituents?The Telegraph - By Emily HillHow does Soubry summon the nerve to talk about betrayal It is hard to pinpoint when, exactly, Brexit ceased to be regarded as a public vote that it was their duty to implement and became an excuse for
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 13, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 13 of the Tour de France is on Friday July 19, 2019. The 13th stage at the Tour de France, the 27.2km individual time trial around Pau, gets under way at 1pm (BST). According to the scheduled timings
From governor's mansions to historic saloons: a journey through Portugal's most incredible palace hotelsThe Telegraph - By David WilliamsOne of the wonders of Portugal is its illustrious history, embodied in its architecture, culture – and magnificent palaces such as the famous Pena Palace at Sintra, or ancient São Jorge Castle in Lisbon.
Tumors Breast milk chemical dissolves tumours so cancer patients can pass them in urine, trial showsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonA chemical found only in breast milk helps break up tumours into fragments in the body, allowing cancer patients to pass them through their urine, trial results have shown. Alpha1H usually helps in the
Recession Global freight slide nears recession levels as trade war damage deepensThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardFreight volumes are falling precipitously within the US and across much of the world as economic slowdown spreads, hitting levels that typically mark the onset of recession. The US rail transport group
Top 10: the best luxury hotels in VeniceThe Telegraph - By Anne HanleyAn insider's guide to the best luxury hotels in Venice, from Renaissance-era palazzos with lagoon views to stylish modern boutiques and sprawling five-star resorts, including the top places to stay for
Comic-Con Comic Con San Diego, in picturesThe Telegraph - InvisionComic Con in San Diego is the largest comic convention in the whole world. Between now and Sunday, sees fans and enthusiasts from all over flock will to meet their heroes, browse merchandise and see previews
Top 10: the best luxury hotels in FlorenceThe Telegraph - By Lee Marshall and Nicky SwallowAn expert guide to the top luxury hotels in Florence, including the best for five-star service, Arno views, beautiful gardens and opulent interiors, in central Florence near to the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio
Tour de France La Course feels like token gesture - we are as far as ever from having proper women’s Tour de FranceThe Telegraph - By Dame Sarah StoreyI’m sure I was not alone in hoping that when ASO first introduced La Course by Le Tour back in 2014, it was the start of something big. I imagined that the race might grow year on year, expanding from
Hertz Car-sharing start-up Turo raises $250m from US investing giant IACThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldCar-sharing start-up Turo has raised $250m (£200m) from the US investor behind internet companies including Match Group. The deal gives Turo, which lets car owners rent out their cars on-demand to travellers
Divorce Mystery deepens over 'divorce' of Russian model and Malaysian king as she shares romantic videoThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnA Russian model who married the former king of Malaysia posted a romantic video of the pair dancing amid rumours he has divorced her. Sultan Muhammad V of Kelantan, 49, finalised a divorce this month beauty
BBC to use controversial TV licensing collection firm as 'outreach' officersThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghThe BBC is to use Capita, the controversial TV Licensing collection firm, to provide the “outreach” officers who will visit the homes of over-75s in pursuit of licence fee payments. Two years ago, the
Golf Robert MacIntyre overcomes rookie jitters and impostor syndrome to post strong start to OpenThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganAfter coming down with a bad case of rookie jitters way ahead of first tee, Robert MacIntyre was a picture of serenity yesterday after learning laughter is the best medicine. The 22-year-old Scotsman said
Morocco Morocco court condemns three to death for killing Scandinavian hikersThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyThree Moroccan men were sentenced to death on Thursday for murdering two Scandinavian women in the Atlas mountains. Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 24, from Denmark, and Maren Ueland, 28, from Norway, were
ObituariesSir Anthony Hart, retired judge who chaired a major inquiry into historical child abuse in Northern Irish institutions –The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesSir Anthony Hart, who has died aged 73, was a retired judge of the Northern Irish High Court who in 2012 was appointed to chair the biggest child abuse inquiry ever held in Britain; he went on to show
Apps The 20 best dating sites and appsThe Telegraph - By Katie RussellAs the internet plays an ever greater part in our social lives, with sites such as Facebook helping us to keep in touch with our friends, it's inevitable that we use it to help run our love lives as well.
Russia How the Russians seduced me into handing over my facial fingerprintThe Telegraph - By Jemima LewisWho can resist the opportunity to see into their own future? My husband is so concerned about the dystopian possibilities of the data economy that he has closed down his Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram
Profit What's going wrong at Asos?The Telegraph - By Laura OnitaThere are two types of profit warnings. The really bad ones, which point to wider distress within a business, and the manageable ones, triggered by a short-term blip. Asos, once a stock market darling,
Top 10: the best budget hotels in MiamiThe Telegraph - By Shayne BenowitzAn insider's guide to the best cheap hotels in Miami, including the best for rooftop pools, Art Deco architecture, stylish bedrooms, fun cocktail bars and proximity to the beach, in locations including
Top 10: the best budget hotels in Los AngelesThe Telegraph - By Sara BensonAn insider's guide to the best cheap hotels and motels in Los Angeles, including the top affordable places to stay for rooftop pools, hip bars and Hollywood hills views, in locations including Santa Monica,
Cyprus Cyprus detains 12 Israeli men over allegations of gang rape of British teenagerThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresTwelve Israeli tourists were remanded in custody for eight days by a court in Cyprus for the alleged gang rape of a 19-year-old British woman at a popular holiday resort on the island. The Israelis were
The best luxury hotels in New YorkThe Telegraph - By Douglas RogersPretend you’re a movie star amid the glitz and glam of this swank Midtown flagship attached to the legendary French brand. With interiors by Gilles & Boissier, Baccarat overflows with the unexpected. aside,
Top 10: the best London hotels near Oxford StreetThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelAn expert guide to the top London hotels near Oxford Street — eight minutes' walk or less — including the best hotels for top-notch spas, funky cocktail bars, family-friendly services and budget accommodation,
Top 10: the best hotels in ManhattanThe Telegraph - By Telegraph TravelAn insider's guide to the top hotels in Manhattan — from five-star icons to stylish boutiques and budget accommodation — including the best Manhattan hotels for spas, indoor swimming pools, Michelin-starred
Metz Man finds own amputated leg on cigarette packets without consentThe Telegraph - By David ChazanA man in France was outraged to discover that his amputated leg was pictured on cigarette packets throughout the EU without his consent. The picture was displayed on cigarette and tobacco packets sold
The best five-star hotels in LondonThe Telegraph - By Fiona DuncanAn insider's guide to the top five-star hotels in London, including the best for Michelin-starred restaurants, seductive spas, impressive service and lavish bedrooms. This zingy boutique hotel occupies
'The most complex response we've faced': on the Ebola frontlineThe Telegraph - By Anne GullandOn Wednesday, the World Health Organization finally declared that the outbreak of Ebola which has been raging in Democratic Republic of Congo since last August is an international health emergency. For
Neil Woodford Investors pull more than £150m from Neil Woodford income focus fundThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellInvestors pulled more than £150m from Neil Woodford’s income focus fund last month, according to data provider Morningstar, following the disgraced fund manager’s decision to block investors’ access to
Golf Want a real insight into the minds of the world's best golfers? Head to the Open practice groundThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonMiguel Ángel Jiménez pulled his trademark cigar from his mouth, and placed it into the custom-made holder that is part tee and part sculpted golf ball. The tinted aviator sunglasses, however, stayed firmly
Top 10: the best hotels in Edinburgh city centreThe Telegraph - By Linda MacdonaldAn insider's guide to the top hotels in Edinburgh's city centre, from luxury to affordable options, including the best for rooftop pools, fantastic views, Michelin-starred restaurants, stylish bedrooms
Anna Soubry Betrayed by Chuka the cad, Anna Soubry wallows in self-pity. But what of her constituents?The Telegraph - By Emily HillHow does Soubry summon the nerve to talk about betrayal It is hard to pinpoint when, exactly, Brexit ceased to be regarded as a public vote that it was their duty to implement and became an excuse for
Tour de France Tour de France 2019: When is stage 13, what TV channel is it on and what does the profile look like?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportStage 13 of the Tour de France is on Friday July 19, 2019. The 13th stage at the Tour de France, the 27.2km individual time trial around Pau, gets under way at 1pm (BST). According to the scheduled timings
From governor's mansions to historic saloons: a journey through Portugal's most incredible palace hotelsThe Telegraph - By David WilliamsOne of the wonders of Portugal is its illustrious history, embodied in its architecture, culture – and magnificent palaces such as the famous Pena Palace at Sintra, or ancient São Jorge Castle in Lisbon.
Tumors Breast milk chemical dissolves tumours so cancer patients can pass them in urine, trial showsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonA chemical found only in breast milk helps break up tumours into fragments in the body, allowing cancer patients to pass them through their urine, trial results have shown. Alpha1H usually helps in the
Recession Global freight slide nears recession levels as trade war damage deepensThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardFreight volumes are falling precipitously within the US and across much of the world as economic slowdown spreads, hitting levels that typically mark the onset of recession. The US rail transport group
Top 10: the best luxury hotels in VeniceThe Telegraph - By Anne HanleyAn insider's guide to the best luxury hotels in Venice, from Renaissance-era palazzos with lagoon views to stylish modern boutiques and sprawling five-star resorts, including the top places to stay for
Comic-Con Comic Con San Diego, in picturesThe Telegraph - InvisionComic Con in San Diego is the largest comic convention in the whole world. Between now and Sunday, sees fans and enthusiasts from all over flock will to meet their heroes, browse merchandise and see previews
Top 10: the best luxury hotels in FlorenceThe Telegraph - By Lee Marshall and Nicky SwallowAn expert guide to the top luxury hotels in Florence, including the best for five-star service, Arno views, beautiful gardens and opulent interiors, in central Florence near to the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio
Tour de France La Course feels like token gesture - we are as far as ever from having proper women’s Tour de FranceThe Telegraph - By Dame Sarah StoreyI’m sure I was not alone in hoping that when ASO first introduced La Course by Le Tour back in 2014, it was the start of something big. I imagined that the race might grow year on year, expanding from
