Trade War Trump admits ‘second thoughts’ over ramping up trade war with ChinaThe Telegraph - By Louis AshworthDonald Trump signalled on Sunday that he has regrets about escalating his trade feud with China, in an unusual show of doubt. During a breakfast meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the G7 summit
Mike Ashley Crispin Odey: 'I've stopped shorting the pound and am now investing in Britain'The Telegraph - By Lucy BurtonHedge fund billionaire Crispin Odey has hit back at criticism that he is betting against Britain, arguing that he has ended his wager against the pound and has invested several hundred million pounds UK
Richard Madeley Dear Richard: 'Is there an upside to my granddaughter's chronic untidiness?'The Telegraph - By Richard MadeleyMy 16-year-old granddaughter has been described by staff at her boarding school as “the untidiest girl in the school”. She will put down rather than put away. No problems at the school – she mixes well,
Operation Yellowhammer Philip Hammond demands apology over 'misleading claims ex-ministers leaked no-deal planning dossierThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasPhilip Hammond has demanded a formal apology from Boris Johnson over “misleading” briefing that blamed former ministers for leaking no deal planning document HYMAS The former chancellor said the document
Kevin De Bruyne will make Raheem Sterling - and Manchester City - even better this seasonThe Telegraph - By JJ BullManchester City won the Premier League with 98 points last season and without their best player. The early signs from Kevin De Bruyne’s return from injury are that Pep Guardiola’s side will be even better
Cricket LiveThe Telegraph - By Alistair TweedaleOVER 80: ENG 166/4 (Stokes 7*, Bairstow 2*) - target 359 Lyon bowls the final over before the new ball, and Ben Stokes does what Root failed so terribly at, getting to the pitch of the ball and clipping
Brussels The Europeans always knew we Brits were too swashbuckling for BrusselsThe Telegraph - By Julie BurchillIt was with mixed feelings that I read that thousands of people will be attending a beach party to mark our departure from the European Union on October 31 at a seaside village near Amsterdam. This will
Why do sunflowers follow the sun?The Telegraph - By Ken ThompsonAs every school boy knows, sunflowers turn to follow the sun as it moves. Or do they? Plenty of people must think so, because some of the sunflower’s names in other languages refer directly to this behaviour,
Marks & Spencer Boohoo swings axe at Karen Millen with 1,000 jobs at riskThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaFashion website Boohoo have parted ways with Karen Millen’s top team including chief executive Beth Butterwick just weeks after buying the upmarket brand out of administration. Boohoo acquired the online
Indianapolis Colts Andrew Luck retires from NFL: Indianapolis Colts quarterback stuns sport with 'hardest decision of my life'The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEmotional Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck stunned the NFL on Saturday by announcing his retirement at the age of 29, citing the toll of a relentless cycle of injuries, rehab and "pain". The
Cosmetic Surgery Serious injuries in private care rise sevenfoldThe Telegraph - By Mason Boycott-OwenThe number of serious injuries reported by private healthcare providers in England has risen sevenfold since 2011, the Sunday Telegraph can reveal. According to data obtained from the Care Quality Commission
For Men Royal boxes, dress codes and hosting celebrities: A day in the life of a Wimbledon bossThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsAs all eyes turn to New York for the start of the US Open on Monday, it’s time to look back for outgoing Wimbledon chairman Philip Brook. He talks to Simon Briggs about his nine years at the home of tennis
Business (UK) Mining giant BHP measures its 'social value' to see if it is doing enough goodThe Telegraph - By Jon YeomansBHP is measuring its mines around the world to ensure they are contributing positively to local communities, as it grapples with the challenge of being a good corporate citizen and satisfying investor
Women's News Older people have more to teach us than Instagram 'influencers'The Telegraph - By Zoe StrimpelSome young, or youngish, people love nothing more than a raging night out on the tiles - sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll. I love nothing more than tea and cake with someone over the age of 80. Old people,
Mobile Technology Self-driving cars will only last four years, Ford saysThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardSelf-driving cars will only last four years because they will be used so much, a Ford executive has predicted. John Rich, operations chief of Ford Autonomous Vehicles, dismissed concerns that demand for
Boris Johnson Boris should scrap our archaic Sunday trading laws, and let people choose when to shopThe Telegraph - By Mark AllattThe Sunday Trading Act 1994 came into force 25 years ago this weekend, allowing shops to open but restricting the opening times of larger stores – those over 3,000 sq ft – to a maximum of six consecutive
Golf Tour Championship round three play suspended with six spectators injured by lightning strikeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSix spectators were injured when lightning struck a tree during the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta on Saturday, a PGA Tour official said on American broadcaster NBC. The network said the spectators
Vuelta a España Vuelta a Espana 2019, stage one – full results and standings: Miguel Angel Lopez leads Astana to team time-trial victoryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportColombia rider Miguel Angel Lopez led Astana to a team time-trial victory as the Spanish Vuelta got underway on Saturday. Astana finished with a time of 14 minutes, 51 seconds over an 8.33 mile flat, circuit
Boris Johnson Donald Trump insists Boris Johnson is 'right man' to deliver Brexit as leaders meet at G7 summitThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickDonald Trump has said Boris Johnson is the "right man" to deliver Brexit, as the two leaders met for their first face-to-face talks since Mr Johnson entered Downing Street. The US President suggested under
Steve Bruce What Steve Bruce must do at Newcastle to win over club's sceptical fansThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsIt has been an inauspicious start for Steve Bruce at Newcastle. An opening-day defeat at home to Arsenal was followed by a comprehensive loss away to Norwich, placing Bruce under some significant early
Books Mudlarking: Lost and Found on the River Thames by Lara Maiklem, review: the swirling mess of underwater historyThe Telegraph - By Roger LewisLara Maiklem, who every day at low tide straps on her kneepads and rubber gloves to descend a narrow rusty ladder and reach the Thames foreshore, says of her mudlarking that it is “my escape, from people,
Cricket What an Ashes Test means to a county that desperately needs it - and what happens for those who miss outThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyAnd then there were five. Sometimes, change can happen so swiftly and so jarringly, that before you know it something has gone full circle and we are left where we started. Like England’s Ashes venues.
Ryanair 'Ryanair was brilliant and Emirates was awful when I tried to cancel flights after heart attack'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. Emirates refused refund after my husband fell ill In April my husband suffered
Loans Private student loan firm criticised over high interest ratesThe Telegraph - By Lizzie Roberts and Patrick SawerStudents have been warned not to take up offers of loans from a private finance company following claims over high interest rates and misleading advertising. Academics and student advice services have
Books Val McDermid: ‘I once wrote 65,000 words in nine days’The Telegraph - By Val McDermidVal, 64, is the author of 33 crime novels, including The Wire in the Blood, which was adapted into a hit TV series. She lives in Edinburgh and Fife with her wife Jo and son My parents were working class
Malta Malta: model economy or money launderer? 'Everyone has issues... in London it's Russians and property'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerThis is the story of two economies - on the one hand a runaway success that inspires admiration, not to say a little jealousy, but on the other one that attracts international opprobrium and leaves many
Boris Johnson Boris’s dastardly Brexit plan: keep stringing ’em along until it happensThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerLost in translation. Any German observing Angela Merkel’s throwaway line at her press conference with Boris Johnson last week, to the effect that an alternative to the dastardly Irish backstop might be
Middle Age What I learnt from marrying for the first time in midlifeThe Telegraph - By Katherine BaldwinBill and I popped open a bottle of fizz, clinked glasses and posed for a selfie in the back garden. We’d just got the keys to our first home, a characterful semi in Dorset, and we couldn’t stop grinning
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