The Telegraphadded this to MoneyCompensation 'BA blamed my three hour delay on wind. This is how I won €500 compensation'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyFor my partner’s birthday treat we flew to Glasgow for a weekend break, but our British Airways flight from Heathrow was delayed. We arrived in Scotland more than three hours late and when we got to the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesSadiq Khan Trump attacks Sadiq Khan in tweets over latest London stabbingsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersDonald Trump has called Sadiq Khan "a disaster" in response to violence in London, where three men were killed in separate attacks in less than 24 hours. Two teenagers were murdered within minutes of other
The Telegraphadded this to WomenWomen's News How I learnt to love being aloneThe Telegraph - By Anna MaxtedWould you go on holiday solo? How about to the cinema? Or even – gasp – sit alone with your own thoughts? Many of us would do anything to avoid solitude (hello, Instagram and Twitter), but as one writer
The Telegraphadded this to BooksBooks How economists turned us all into selfish rottersThe Telegraph - By Tim StanleyTim Stanley reviews Licence to Be Bad by Jonathan Aldred Our lives are shaped by economists we’ve never heard of – or so says Jonathan Aldred in his fascinating assault on modern economic orthodoxy. He
The Telegraphadded this to Business FirstGroup faces fresh assault from top shareholder over splitThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillThe biggest shareholder in FirstGroup is to launch a fresh assault against the transport operator’s board, attacking “false statements” and “misleading claims”, in an escalation of hostilities. US activist
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsCocaine Cocaine users and hypocrites - both are morally cretinousThe Telegraph - By Julie BurchillComplete disclosure: from the age of 25 until the age of 55 I took enough cocaine to stun the entire Colombian armed forces. What a good job I don’t want to be leader of the Conservative and Unionist of
The Telegraphadded this to FamilyBirdwatching Birdwatching, mountaineering and a cheeky pint: our writers share their best Father's Day bonding experiencesThe Telegraph - By Olivia Walmsley and Jack Rear and Sophia Money-Coutts and Ben Ross and Simon BarnesTo mark Father’s Day, five Telegraph writers take trips that make this parent-child relationship go that little bit further… Here’s a useful rule: never underestimate people. And certainly, never underestimate
The Telegraphadded this to WomenMargaret Thatcher 'When we came off air, Margaret Thatcher went for me'The Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyIt was the interview that, for many, signalled the decline of Margaret Thatcher’s premiership. But for a then 35-year-old Kirsty Wark, that infamous “We in Scotland” demolition - during which Mrs Thatcher
The Telegraphadded this to FamilyFestivals Set sail for a festival of EnglishnessThe Telegraph - By Boudicca Fox-LeonardIt is a drizzly day in Henley-on-Thames, but Lady McAlpine has come dressed for a festival. Her striking red hair alone would make her a recognisable figure in the Oxfordshire town. However, it is her
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsRory Stewart Rory Stewart reveals the secret to his success: his wife who has quietly been running his campaign to become Tory leaderThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickHe is the leadership candidate whose campaign has confounded even his own expectations. And today Rory Stewart reveals the secret to his success: his wife. In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph, the
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesJoe Biden Trump tells aides to spin polls as campaign launch hit by popularity slumpThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenDonald Trump has instructed close advisers to play down internal White House polling that showed him losing heavily to Joe Biden in key industrial "rust belt" states ahead of the 2020 election. According
The Telegraphadded this to NewsCarlos Santana Original Woodstock bands accuse troubled new festival of threatening their legacyThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderIt was intended to be a celebration of a cultural icon, a gathering to commemorate freedom and joy and music and life. But with only 60 days until Woodstock’s 50th anniversary concert, the event is more
The Telegraphadded this to FilmScrabble Finally, a film that grasps the true beauty of ScrabbleThe Telegraph - By Sam LeithIn the new film Sometimes Always Never, the thing that drives the plot – its conflict, the characters’ search for meaning, their eventual reconciliation – is a game of Scrabble. Bill Nighy, playing a lugubrious
The Telegraphadded this to News Forget paying the licence fee or not – the BBC should just scrap it all togetherThe Telegraph - By Simon HefferWhen one is used to having something for nothing, it hurts to be asked to pay for it: hence the howls that have accompanied the BBC’s decision to scrap universally free-of-charge television licences for
The Telegraphadded this to LuxuryFrench Food Michel Roux Jr. and his daughter Emily on growing up at the top of the food chainThe Telegraph - By Eilidh HargreavesIn 1991, Michel Roux Jr. took over as patron chef of Le Gavroche, the seminal restaurant opened by his father Michel Roux and uncle Albert Roux in 1967. The Upper Brook Street establishment has two Michelin
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessHM Treasury Picking the right economic brains is essential for Britain’s next leaderThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerAnything can happen in today’s politics, but barring acts of God, this week’s Mansion House Dinner – one of the City’s big annual set piece events – is almost certain to be Philip Hammond’s last as Chancellor
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBrexit The Brexit plans of each Tory leadership candidate - and what Brussels will think of themThe Telegraph - By James CrispTory leadership candidates have been setting out their plans to solve the Brexit conundrum but what does Brussels think about their strategies? Brussels’ stance can be summed up as an insistence that withdrawal
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsConservative Party Conservative leadership race: When will the next Tory leader and Prime Minister be selected, and how does it work?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe contest to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party officially began on Monday, June 10. A number of party heavyweights had already begun jostling for position in anticipation of a contest
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Next Prime Minister latest odds and polls: Can anyone stop Boris in the Conservative Party leadership election?The Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettThe list of MPs battling to replace Theresa May as Prime Minister has started to whittle down, with Boris Johnson the runaway favourite at this stage. As it stands, six are in the running for the top with
The Telegraphadded this to PicturesAmanda Knox Pictures of the Day: 16 June 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 27 View All Skip Ad
The Telegraphadded this to World NewsSudan Sudan crisis: What is happening, and where does it go from here?The Telegraph - By Roland OliphantWhy are Twitter and Instagram users turning their profiles blue? Mohammed Hashim Mattar was just 26 when he was gunned down by Sudanese security services last week. Now his favourite shade of indigo blue
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFather's Day Father's Day 2019: Paganism, roses and how the campaign to celebrate dads was wonThe Telegraph - By Hannah Daly and Telegraph ReportersFather's Day, the official calendar date to honour our wonderful dads and celebrate fatherhood, is just around the corner. Recognised each June, the day sees children around the world present their dads
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsFather's Day Four in 10 dads have not seen their kids on Father’s Day, survey findsThe Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonFour in 10 dads have not seen their children on Father’s Day, a new poll has revealed. According to a ComRes survey of more than 1,000 fathers, some 37 per cent said they, or someone they know, have experienced
The Telegraphadded this to OpinionInheritance The Left is planning a war on inheritance. This is why Tories must uniteThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewAs the Tory leadership candidates prepare to debate, they must not forget who the real enemy is. Jeremy Corbyn is an unashamed Marxist at war with the West, popular capitalism and private property. The
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingInvesting Questor: going on the offensive in the defence industry makes Chemring a valuable allyThe Telegraph - By James AshtonQuestor share tip: the military countermeasures specialist is recovering well from a difficult year Donald Trump has expressed concern over the $120bn (£95bn) merger between United Technologies and Raytheon
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesTom Schwarz Good morning!The Telegraph - By Gareth A Davies and Adam HurreyTyson Fury eased to victory on the occasion of his first fight in Las Vegas as he furthered his reputation as the world's finest heavyweight by stopping Germany's Tom Schwarz in the second round. Fulfilling
The Telegraphadded this to BoxingBoxing Josh Warrington beats Kid Galahad to retain world title - and then quickly targets America nextThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesJosh Warrington retained the International Boxing Federation featherweight crown with a split points decision over Barry Awad, aka Kid Galahad, in a scrappy match-up in Leeds. After a tense build up in
The Telegraphadded this to GolfGary Woodland Justin Rose in sight of second major as he closes in on Gary Woodland to set up US Open final roundThe Telegraph - By James CorriganA second US Open title has come tantalisingly into vision for Justin Rose after another drama-filled round on the Monterey Peninsula. With a birdie on the last, the Englishman moved to within one shot
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesHampstead Glenda Jackson returns to the screen for the first time in more than 25 yearsThe Telegraph - By Sarah LumleyGlenda Jackson will return to television screens for the first time in more than 25 years to star in a new BBC drama based on bestselling novel, Elizabeth Is Missing. Now aged 83, the double-Oscar winner
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesIraq War Composer who turned down OBE says he later accepted CBE in tribute to his parents' "immigrant experience"The Telegraph - By Sarah LumleyWhen Nitin Sawhney was offered an OBE in 2007 for services to music, he turned it down, saying he "could not handle the idea of the word 'empire'" after his name. But 12 years later, Sawhney, 55, accepted
