The Telegraphadded this to NewsProtest Georgia to reform electoral system after protests over Russia relationsThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnGeorgia's ruling party has said next year's parliamentary elections will be held under a new proportional electoral system following four days of protests over relations with Russia, which props up two
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsFriedrich Merz German police caught up in political row over alleged support for AfDThe Telegraph - By Justin HugglerGerman police have become caught up in a political row over claims officers are supporters of the nationalist Alternative for Germany party (AfD). The country’s largest police union waded into the dispute
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsSioux City, IA Sorry Lefties, but the Tory grass roots is sticking with Boris, come what mayThe Telegraph - By Angela EpsteinThe favourite's ability to deliver Brexit is all that matters now When it comes to famous political quotations, one corker in the overflowing section devoted to Donald Trump really stands out. Reportedly
The Telegraphadded this to ObituariesJudith Krantz Judith Krantz, author who sold millions of copies of ‘bonkbusters’ such as ‘Scruples’ and ‘I’ll Take Manhattan’ – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJudith Krantz, who has died aged 91, became one of the world’s bestselling authors as a pioneer of the “sex’n’shopping” novel – the genre known in Britain as the “bonkbuster”. After many years as a successful
The Telegraphadded this to FamilyEtiquette What exactly is the etiquette around setting your child's teachers up with your friends?The Telegraph - By Guy KellySome plump for a supermarket bottle of claret or a scented candle. Some club together with other parents, pooling their gratitude before showing it in the form of an Amazon gift card. But if you’re the
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessJohn McDonnell Labour confirms plans to delist companies that fail its climate change testsThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacJohn McDonnell has confirmed Labour plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange any company that “fails” to address the climate change crisis. In a speech to City leaders and hosted by lobbying group
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLondon School of Economics Children want social media profiles wiped clean at 18, LSE study findsThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightSocial media accounts of children should be automatically wiped when they reach 18, a new study has found. A report by the London School of Economics (LSE) into children’s attitudes towards the internet
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRafa Benítez Newcastle United begin Rafa Benitez successor search with club targeting new head coach by mid JulyThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United have begun a frantic search for a new manager after calling off talks to persuade Rafa Benitez to sign a new contract after he refused to meet with managing director Lee Charnley last
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsTheresa May Theresa May might not have much of a legacy, but could she still outlast her successor?The Telegraph - By Asa BennettIf you've just tuned in, the attention Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt have been getting as they confidently talk about the United Kingdom might lead you to think they are in charge as part of some new-fangled
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel Japan, Asia and Africa World VoyageThe Telegraph Boudicca exhibits Fred. Olsens famous service in abundance. There are three heated outdoor swimming pools, a huge sundeck and a wide range of bars and restaurants for your enjoyment onboard.
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingPeer-to-peer City watchdog faces complaints deadline over collapsed peer-to-peer firmThe Telegraph - By Adam WilliamsThe City watchdog has been handed an October deadline to respond to investors who lost thousands of pounds after following information on its own register, which later turned out to be incorrect. The Conduct
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesInvesting Millennial investor: are star fund managers worth the fees I pay them?The Telegraph - By Marianna HuntThe financial diary of a twentysomething's quest to invest her way on to the property ladder We’re all suckers for flocking to famous brands. From the Cathedral City cheddar in my fridge to the L’Oréal
The Telegraphadded this to NewsBrussels Eurostar passengers complain as strict new wine rules mean they cannot bring bottles back from ParisThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonMany who travel to France bring a few bottles home so they can savour the fading memories of their holiday even in the grey British drizzle. However, passengers have been shocked by strict new rules on
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingInvesting Thousands of millennials losing out to high Lifetime Isa fees – why it pays to invest yourselfThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanMillennial investors are leaving themselves thousands of pounds worse off in their attempt to save for their first homes by investing in ready-made Lifetime Isa (Lisa) portfolios, which charge high fees.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLiberal Democrats Clegg calls on Europe to drop threats to break up Facebook and unite against ChinaThe Telegraph - By Natasha BernalSir Nick Clegg has urged policymakers to abandon threats to breakup Facebook and instead unite against Chinese censorship of the internet. Facebook's head of global affairs and Britain's former deputy
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsOysters Native oysters returned to the Thames by scientists as they hope for large-scale harvest for first time since Roman eraThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonWhile now they are an expensive delicacy, long ago native oysters were a cheap source of protein dredged in their thousands from the fertile riverbed of the Thames. Most would in current days think twice
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPhiladelphia, PA Philadelphia cream cheese advert that portrays men as 'dopey dads' could be banned under gender stereotype rulesThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA Philadelphia cream cheese advert which portrays men as irresponsible fathers could become the first to be banned under new ASA gender stereotype rules. The advert featuring two new fathers who get distracted
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPolitics Conservatives fight by-election using same MP recalled over fake expensesThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanThe Conservatives will fight a by-election using the same MP who was recalled by his constituents over false expenses claims. Former MP Chris Davies, 51, was today selected by the Tory party to fight the
The Telegraphadded this to NewsMadagascar Cricket powder: the unusual ingredient being added to school dinners in MadagascarThe Telegraph - By Emilie FilouSchool dinners are being given an unusual twist in Madagascar - ground-up crickets are being added to dishes as a way of combating malnutrition. For the past month, cooks at the Filles de Marie Auxiliatrice
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesLibraries wedding anniversary gift ideasThe Telegraph - By Katie Russell“It’s the thought that counts” was your defence last year when you bought your unimpressed partner a slapdash box of chocolates from the supermarket. But not this year. This time, you’re determined to
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsCameroon Telegraph Audio Football Club podcast: How much blame should referee take for Cameroon chaos?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportOn the podcast today, a chaotic game in Valenciennes saw England defeat Cameroon 3-0 in extraordinary circumstances to progress to the quarter-finals. We look at all the games in the round of 16, including
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsLGBTQI Labour may come to regret their intolerant brand of "tolerance"The Telegraph - By Tom HarrisWhatever happened to the party that once respected MPs' consciences and religious views? At the first Labour Party meeting I ever attended, back in Edinburgh in 1985, attendees discussed making the issue
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTrack Cycling British trade team Huub-Wattbike's future in doubt after UCI's 'brutally destructive' changes to track cyclingThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryBritish trade team Huub-Wattbike have criticised the sweeping changes to track cycling announced by the sport's governing body last week, describing them as “brutally destructive”. Huub-Wattbike have headlines
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Spain LiveThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersCaptain Megan Rapinoe, who did not sing the National Anthem, scored with a penalty after the tricky Tobin Heath was fouled. There will be three minutes added. USA have a freekick, about 38 yards out and
The Telegraphadded this to NewsIstanbul Turkish opposition tries to convert Istanbul victory into national momentumThe Telegraph - By Raf SanchezThe defeat of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s candidate in the Istanbul mayor’s race is a victory for democracy, Turkey’s opposition leader party has said, as he tried to convert the local win into national political
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessWorld Economy A failure in G20 trade war talks could be a 'shove too far' for the world economyThe Telegraph - By Anna IsaacWorld leaders gather in Osaka, Japan this week for a G20 summit with hopes mounting that the US and China will finally get round a table and thrash out a deal to defuse their burgeoning trade war. This
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesPerseids Meteor showers to watch out for in 2019, including the PerseidsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersGet your telescopes and cameras ready as space fans are in for another celestial treat this July and August. The Perseids, one of the brightest meteor showers of the year, is set to grace our skies, with
The Telegraphadded this to NewsAntidepressants Common drugs including antidepressants could increase dementia risk by up to 50 per centThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyCommon drugs including antidepressants could increase the risk of dementia by up to 50 per cent, a major study has found. Experts said the findings had “enormous implications” for millions of Britons,
The Telegraphadded this to PicturesCatherine, Duchess of Cambridge The Duchess of Cambridge's most stylish evening dresses over the yearsThe TelegraphPrevious slide Next slide 1 of 26 View All Skip Ad Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles.
The Telegraphadded this to CarsLe Mans 24 Hours Le Mans 24 Hours: how endurance racing tech trickles down from La Sarthe to the forecourtThe Telegraph - By Simon ArronIt is all over for another year. Last weekend, the Circuit de la Sarthe in north-western France hosted its annual showpiece, an event that first ran in 1923 and of which this was the 87th running. Nowadays
