Michael Avenatti Michael Avenatti charged with defrauding former client Stormy DanielsThe Telegraph - By Associated PressMichael Avenatti, the attorney who rocketed to fame through his representation of porn star Stormy Daniels in her battles with President Donald Trump, was charged Wednesday with ripping her off. Federal
Andrea Leadsom Andrea Leadsom quits Government signalling end of phoney war over Conservative leadershipThe Telegraph - By Christopher Hope and Steven Swinford and Anna MikhailovaThe resignation of Andrea Leadsom last night is the clearest signal yet that the phoney war in the battle to succeed Theresa May as leader is nearly over. Mrs Leadsom’s decision to quit as Leader of the
Referendums Pound tumbles to four-month low amid speculation over Theresa May's futureThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesThe pound tumbled to a four-month low against the dollar as the backlash to Theresa May’s new Brexit deal grew and speculation over her future swirled. Sterling resumed its slide against rivals after prime
Amazon Amazon shareholders reject ban on selling face recognition software to policeThe Telegraph - By Laurence DoddsAmazon's shareholders have voted down a proposal to ban sales of its controversial Rekognition face-matching software to police forces. Activists and civil rights groups had been pushing a motion at the
Profit Market report: Superdry shares buoyed by new hireThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesSuperdry enjoyed its strongest share price surge in 2019 after the struggling fashion brand poached an industry veteran for its top team and City analysts hailed the early stages of its turnaround. The
Women's News The trouble with being a long-distance grandparentThe Telegraph - By Lara CrispPrecisely five years ago, I found myself in the same situation as Meghan Markle. Minus the husband prince. And the fancy maternity wardrobe. Or the floating yoga room. Ok, maybe not that similar at all.
What on earth has possessed the PM to cling on for so long?The Telegraph - By Janet DaleyEvery conversation I have had with political friends in recent months (and I do mean every single conversation) has been reduced to amateur psychoanalysis of Theresa May. Why? How? What strange configuration
Ruth Davidson Ruth Davidson accused of 'cosying up' to Boris Johnson amid Scottish Tory fury over May referendum offerThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonRuth Davidson has been accused of "cosying up" to Boris Johnson as Scottish Tories vented their fury at Theresa May for undermining their opposition to a second independence referendum ahead of the European
Qualcomm Qualcomm slapped down by US court for exploiting its chip monopoly to 'strangle competition'The Telegraph - By Laurence DoddsThe chipmaker Qualcomm illegally suppressed competition for smartphone components by threatening to cut off its customers to extract "unreasonable" fees, a US judge has ruled. The court in San Jose, California,
Wolves Germany relaxes laws on wolf culling amid attacks on livestockThe Telegraph - By Justin HugglerGermany slightly relaxed its tough laws on the culling of wolves on Wednesday, amid concern growing numbers pose a threat to livestock. Under new rules introduced by Angela Merkel’s government, licensed
Science Women perform far worse when offices are too cold, study findsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonClaims of sexist air-conditioning have plagued offices since women entered the modern workplace. But a new study has found that as well as making women shiver, overly-cooled offices also damage their Most
European Union No European election ever deflects the EU deep state one inch from its rigid courseThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardThe election of 170 part-time dilettantes from the eurosceptic Left and Right might shake up French or Italian politics. It will change absolutely nothing in the governing structure of the EU. Trumpian
Apollo Missions The Cabinet has been complicit in this disaster and must bear its share of the blameThe Telegraph - By Owen PatersonTo say that the Prime Minister’s woeful “Charing Cross” speech backfired is the biggest understatement since Jim Lovell contacted NASA from Apollo 13 to tell them: “Houston, we’ve had a problem.” Yet is
Glassware Are 'performance' wine glasses the ultimate investment for serious oenophiles?The Telegraph - By Ken KesslerThere’s been an old tech vs new tech debate of late…and you don’t get much older than glass. Of course, this most essential of materials has evolved over the millennia, as science has enabled it to, such
Alex Salmond 'Serious concerns' Alex Salmond misconduct case emails may have been permanently deleted by SNP governmentThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonAn official inquiry into the SNP government's botched investigation of misconduct allegations against Alex Salmond has expressed "serious concern" that evidence may have already been destroyed. In an letter
Politics‘I want to show the political elite that they should take nothing for granted’: why Telegraph readers might deliver a EuropeanThe Telegraph - By Billy Hodder and Gino SpocchiaA survey of more than 1,300 members of The Telegraph’s Brexit WhatsApp group and Contributors Panel has found that only five per cent are planning to vote for the Conservatives in this week’s European
Theresa May Tory MPs were already sick of Theresa May. Now they don’t even turn up to hear herThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconLong before she braved the chamber today, Theresa May must have known that her MPs would find some way to humiliate her. And indeed they did. But not, as she might have assumed, by heckling her, or insulting
Natalie Portman Moby insists he did date Natalie PortmanThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderMoby has insisted that he and Natalie Portman did date, a day after the Oscar-winning actress denied they had been in a relationship and described him as “creepy”. Portman, in an interview with Harper’s
Theresa May Mouth slews and head jerks: decoding Theresa May's facial gestures – and how you can control your ownThe Telegraph - By Luke MintzHer lips droop, her eyes descend, and her head jerks around the room. Whenever Theresa May speaks, it’s easy to be distracted by her repetitive body language – movements that you might call tics. According
Eiffel Tower Huge garden to be built next to Eiffel TowerThe Telegraph - By James RothwellThe Eiffel Tower could soon loom over an enormous new garden at the heart of the city under proposals from the mayor of Paris. Anne Hidalgo has announced plans to transform the passage linking Trocadero
Armie Hammer Wounds review: Armie Hammer has a boozy breakdown in this wobbly but believable horrorThe Telegraph - By Tim RobeyDir: Babak Anvari. Cast: Armie Hammer, Dakota Johnson, Brad William Henke, Karl Glusman. Cert TBC, 96 min. British director Babak Anvari cooked up an extraordinary horror debut in 2016 with Under the the
Bank of England Bank of England sounds alarm on corporate bond fire saleThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacThe Bank of England has warned that a sudden downgrade of corporate bonds, as seen in 2002 or 2008, could cause chaos in markets. New analysis of the bond market and asset managers’ dependency on it from
Democrats Donald Trump storms out of talks with Democrats after 'jaw-dropping' rantThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithDonald Trump pulled the plug on infrastructure talks with Democrats in spectacular fashion on Wednesday, storming out a meeting over their refusal to drop “phony investigations” into his administration.
Obituaries Lieutenant Colonel Karl Beale, soldier who was awarded a Military Cross for his courage during the Malayan Emergency – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesLieutenant Colonel Karl Beale, who has died aged 89, won an MC in Malaya during the Emergency and subsequently commanded the Sultan of Oman’s Special Forces. In February 1951 Beale sailed for Malaya with
World Snooker Championship Super League agrees its most lucrative sponsorship deal everThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSuper League has extended its tie-up with betting company Betfred for a further two seasons after agreeing its most lucrative ever sponsorship deal. Telegraph Sport understands the new two-year deal is
Mauritius UN backs demand for Britain to relinquish Chagos islandsThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantBritain suffered an embarrassing diplomatic defeat on Wednesday when the United Nations voted overwhelmingly to hand the disputed Chagos islands back to Mauritius. The United Nations General Assembly by
Politics Next Prime Minister odds: Which Tory is likely to win a Conservative leadership challenge?The Telegraph - By Ross ClarkeIt may not be long before Theresa May leaves Downing Street for the last time after she told Conservative Party MPs that she would resign if they backed her Brexit deal. With Britain's future relationship
Jamie Oliver Jamie Oliver: the people who helped build a multi-million pound empireThe Telegraph - By Joe ShuteFrom the moment in the very first series of The Naked Chef when he slid down the spiral staircase of his trendy London gaff to greet a mate with a double hand-slap and barrage of “oi ois”, Jamie Oliver
Alex Hales Alex Hales targets place in England T20 squad for 2020 World Cup after earning CPL contractThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreAlex Hales hopes to use Twenty20 leagues to regain his place England’s limited overs side, targeting the T20 World Cup in Australia in October 2020 after his deselection from England’s World Cup squad.
Miuccia Prada Prada to drop animal fur from all collectionsThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseLuxury fashion house Prada said on Wednesday it will remove animal fur from its collections, joining a lengthening list of designers to make that choice. Prada's decision, to take effect with its women's
