The Telegraphadded this to BusinessMonetary Policy Federal Reserve veteran fears Trump is reducing America to a third world countryThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardThe re-election of Donald Trump as president for a further four years threatens to subvert America's institutional structure and reduce the country to a third world state, a revered veteran of the US Reserve
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesEnvironmentalism Madrid's new conservative mayor to cut low-emission schemeThe Telegraph - By James BadcockMadrid’s new conservative mayor has provoked outrage by moving immediately to suspend a low-emission scheme that had reduced traffic and air pollution in the Spanish capital. Popular Party (PP) Mayor Martinez-Almeida,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAlex Ferguson Scotland given Sir Alex Ferguson's backing as they aim to stay in World CupThe Telegraph - By Molly McElweeScotland will make a last-ditch attempt to reach the knockout stages of the World Cup on Wednesday night, armed with a message of support from Sir Alex Ferguson. After losses to Japan and England, the
The Telegraphadded this to NewsNetflix BBC would do 'very well' on a Netflix-style subscription model, chairman admitsThe Telegraph - By Victoria WardThe BBC would do “very well” if it moved to a Netflix subscription model, the corporation’s chairman has admitted, although he insisted the licence fee will stay. Sir David Clementi said a change to a
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNaomi Osaka Naomi Osaka admits to 'screaming on the inside' as she treats Birmingham to latest act of brinkmanshipThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsTop seed and world No. 1 Naomi Osaka admitted that she had been “screaming on the inside” when she neared a first-round exit at Birmingham’s Nature Valley Classic. But Osaka is an expert at brinkmanship,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesUK News Fragment of Bismarck shell that struck Prince of Wales donated to UK's newest aircraft carrierThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsAs he collected the fragment of shrapnel that had just blasted through the hull of HMS Prince of Wales, seaman Gordon Hall could not have imagined the lump of metal, fired from the Bismarck, would one
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsIran By blaming Trump for Iran's aggression, the EU is making war with the ayatollahs more likelyThe Telegraph - By Con CoughlinIt is typical of the European Union’s deep-rooted anti-Americanism that it should blame the Trump administration, and not Iran, for the latest escalation in Gulf tensions. It is not, after all, the Americans
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Rory Stewart could be the next Boris Johnson. A pity that he's a RemainerThe Telegraph - By Lucy DenyerSpend five minutes on Twitter, and you’d be forgiven for thinking that Rory Stewart is about to become our next PM. Half the cybersphere seems to be smitten with the Tory leadership hopeful, with his and
The Telegraphadded this to FamilyMould Sorry, Nicky Campbell - try having a teenage daughter who's so tidy, she won't let you in her room...The Telegraph - By Judith Woods“OMG, this is disgusting! How can you live in such squalor?” As the nation’s parents and teenagers square up for the latest skirmish over filthy floordrobes and unidentifiable organic detritus, I should
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesGarry Monk Garry Monk sacked by Birmingham despite steering club to Championship safetyThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceBirmingham City have sacked Garry Monk, their manager of 15 months who had steered the club to safety in the Championship despite a points deduction and has been through a rocky relationship with the chief
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessBoeing 737 MAX BA owner places huge order for grounded Boeing 737 MaxThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyThe owner of British Airways has ordered 200 planes from the Boeing range that have been grounded after killing almost 350 people in two crashes. IAG used the Paris airshow to reveal a letter of intent
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesBeijing Muslim family dragged out of Belgian embassy in Beijing by Chinese policeThe Telegraph - By James CrispA Muslim family was dragged out of the Belgium’s embassy in Beijing by Chinese police after Belgian officials allowed them to enter the building. Their disappearance has sparked fears that they could joined
The Telegraphadded this to CricketEoin Morgan Eoin Morgan banishes memories of 2015 World Cup nightmare on day he will never forgetThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultIt was as if four years of pent up frustration were released in one frenzy of record-breaking six hitting by Eoin Morgan. In 2015 England’s sorry World Cup campaign ended with a match against Afghanistan
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTour de Suisse Tour de Suisse 2019, stage four results and standings: Elia Viviani claims victory but Peter Sagan retains overall leadThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportElia Viviani was victorious in stage four of the Tour de Suisse on Tuesday as he pipped Sunweb's Michael Matthews and race leader Peter Sagan to the line. After the win, Viviani said on Twitter: "I really
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeBoris Johnson will this evening appear in his first public debate since the launch of Tory leadership election, facing off against Rory Stewart and the three other... Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited
The Telegraphadded this to TennisFeliciano Lopez Andy Murray comeback overshadowed by allegations that doubles partner was involved in match fixingThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownAndy Murray’s tennis comeback has been overshadowed by claims in Spain that his doubles partner, Feliciano Lopez, has been implicated in an alleged match-fixing scandal at Wimbledon. The former world 1
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesRoyal Ascot Cigars, lobster platters and car parks: How to spend a day at Royal Ascot without seeing a horseThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersI arrived at Waterloo Station on Tuesday morning eager to plunge into the promised travel chaos and bring you the full lurid tale of train strike horror, rail replacement buses via Aberdeen and furious
The Telegraphadded this to WomenBoris Johnson Attack Boris all you like, but he's the only man who can save us from prime minister CorbynThe Telegraph - By Allison PearsonA flurry of requests this week for me to appear on various TV panels debating the burning issue of the moment: “Is Boris Johnson fit to be prime minister?” I say debating, but there is not much point up
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsExtinction Rebellion RSPB accused of hypocrisy after it allows energy firm to build power station in nature reserveThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonThe RSPB has been accused of hypocrisy after allowing for a power station to be built on one of its nature reserves, with noise pollution from the construction likely to affect rare birds in protected
The Telegraphadded this to AthleticsCaster Semenya Caster Semenya says newly-released papers show she is being used as 'a human guinea pig' by IAAFThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganA Swiss court ruled Caster Semenya must take testosterone-limiting drugs to compete despite admitting there is no evidence to support the ban on her running at at 1500metres and beyond, newly-released
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMalpractice Further maths A Level replaced at the last minute after exam board discovers source of original leakThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA further maths A-level paper has been replaced at the last minute after the exam board discovered the source of the original leak. A cheating probe was launched last week after images of an Edexcel maths
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsScottish Independence Almost two-thirds of Tory members 'would be willing to see Scottish independence to get Brexit'The Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonAlmost two-thirds of Tory members would be willing to see Scottish independence if that is the price of leaving the EU, according to a poll that the SNP claimed was a "disaster" for Ruth Davidson. The
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTechnology Amazon's video game site Twitch buys Bebo social networkThe Telegraph - By Olivia RudgardAmazon's video streaming site Twitch has bought Bebo, the early social network founded in the UK. At its peak, Bebo, which was founded in 2005 by British married couple Michael and Xochi Birch, was the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesBritish Museum British Museum to stage Troy exhibition 150 years lateThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghWhen the British Museum was offered newly excavated treasures from Troy, unearthed by an eccentric German millionaire, it declined to show them due to “lack of space”. Nearly 150 years later, the museum
The Telegraphadded this to NewsLuton Schoolboy stabbed 20 times in terrifying street attackThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA teenage schoolboy was fighting for his life after being stabbed more than 20 times in a terrifying attack. The 15-year-old was repeatedly knifed on a residential street in Luton, Bedfordshire in the
The Telegraphadded this to WomenPharma Woman refused morning after pill by pharmacist who said it went against her 'personal beliefs'The Telegraph - By Claire CohenA pharmacist working for LloydsPharmacy refused to give a woman the morning after pill, because it went against her “personal beliefs”. The customer, named only as Siani, 41, had paid £30 for the emergency
The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News Lady Cowdray, polo princess turned mindfulness guru: 'Meditation made me a better mother'The Telegraph - By Anna TyzackOn a chain around Viscountess Cowdray’s neck hangs a tiny silver seated figure, with a pointed head, a heart and a hole in its middle. It’s called the Meditator and she designed it herself, as a reminder
The Telegraphadded this to NewsBritish Empire A mind blank about Empire leaves us bereft of a crucial part of our national storyThe Telegraph - By Robert TombsOur culture and society will be incomprehensible to those who know little about our imperial past In two or three centuries time, if there are people on Earth who have not been washed away by the rising
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesWatches A £2m clock made for Kensington Palace and five more highlights from the Bonhams watch saleThe Telegraph - By Tracey LlewellynIt’s not every day that a piece of royal horological history comes up for sale. But that’s exactly what will go under the hammer tomorrow at the Bonhams London auction, The Clive Collection of Exceptional
The Telegraphadded this to TravelTravel Why a Danube cruise is the perfect base for teeing off this summerThe Telegraph - By Colin NicholsonIt was a mixed blessing. Although I had finally sold my elderly parents on the joys of river cruising, they wanted a cruise where they didn’t have to go on any excursions – far too stressful – but rather
