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UK News WW2 survivor, 98, appeals for fellow Nazi camp detaineesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA prisoner of war locked up for five years during the Second World War despite two daring escape bids is now searching for any other surviving soldiers from Nazi camps. James Johnstone, known as Jimmy,
Science Alien-hunting camera attached to ExoMars rover as it prepares for blast off for MarsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonThe question of whether life exists on Mars may finally be answered in 2021 when a British-built rover starts drilling deep into the Red Planet’s surface looking for signs of alien habitation. Engineers
Philip Hammond Letters: Philip Hammond’s defeatism has landed Britain with a scandalously bad EU bank settlementThe Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – Charles Moore asks why Philip Hammond doesn’t apply even fiercer strictures to a British trade deal with the EU than he does to John Bolton’s proposed “great trade deal” with the United States. a
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Great British Bake Off Great British Bake Off goes millennial for 2019 with youngest ever line-upThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniThe Great British Bake Off has unveiled its youngest ever line-up, with half of their new contestants in their 20s. Fashion designers, part-time waiters and students are among the ten contestants of millennial
UK News Click-and-collect is too much hassle for shoppers as new study finds one in seven items are not collectedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersClick-and-collect is becoming too much hassle for shoppers, with a new study finding that one in seven items are never collected. Consumers have left around £228 million worth of items over the past year,
Gambling Betting firms accused of using social media to entice children into gamblingThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasBetting firms are using social media to entice tens of thousands of children into gambling, an investigation has found. About 41,000 UK followers of gambling-related accounts on Twitter are under the of
Play buttonPaul Pogba Marcus Rashford defends Paul Pogba's penalty miss and reveals Manchester United players choose who takes spot-kicksThe Telegraph - By John PercyMarcus Rashford has defended Manchester United team-mate Paul Pogba after the penalty storm at Molineux. Pogba was branded “selfish” by former United defender Gary Neville after his second-half penalty
Primates Labour would implement total ban on keeping primates as petsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersLabour would bring in a "total ban" on the keeping and trading of pet primates, the party has announced. Keeping animals including marmosets, capuchins, squirrel monkeys and lemurs as pets would be made
ObituariesKary Mullis, scientist, surfer dude and LSD aficionado who won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery of PCR, a techniqueThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesKary Mullis, who has died aged 74, shared the 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his invention of a technique called polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, that allows scientists to amplify a single DNA molecule;
Television (UK) The Day Mountbatten Died, review: a powerful look at one of the darkest days of the TroublesThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesThe recent YouGov poll which asked Conservative members what they would be prepared to sacrifice in order to achieve Brexit did not propose the ultimate option. Would they rather have Brexit than peace?
Television (UK) Who Do You Think You Are? review: Katherine Ryan didn't have many interesting ancestors – but she was still a joy to watchThe Telegraph - By Jasper ReesWhat do you do with dull forebears? Kate Winslet is much the biggest star in the current run of Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One), but there was nothing stellar about her ancestral narrative. Lightning
UK News Hospital forced to spend £129k replacing every single lock after disgruntled employee stole masterkey and began crime spreeThe TelegraphA hospital has been forced to spend almost £129,000 on changing all of its 1,500 locks after a thief with "inside knowledge" stole a master key to commit break-ins. G areth Parkin knew the Royal Derby
Horse Racing Champion trainer has the last laugh as runaway winners face trek to Scotland as their prizeThe Telegraph - By Marcus ArmytageNothing much normally happens domestically in the two weeks between Glorious Goodwood and York’s Ebor meeting. But it appears that in this year’s interregnum the sport of kings has been rocked by one the
National Crime Agency County lines gang bosses will have homes, cars and watches seized under laws designed to target oligarchs, reveals NCA chiefThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasCounty lines gang bosses will have their property, luxury cars and watches seized by police under laws designed to tackle corrupt oligarchs, says the head of the National Crime Agency (NCA). In an exclusive
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson can help bring some coherence to an incoherent WestThe Telegraph - By William HagueA new British PM has the world’s attention and the goodwill of America When Boris Johnson arrives at his first G7 summit, in Biarritz this weekend, he will surely reflect on what an odd gathering it is.
Brexit Government fears that the no-deal website could crash under weight of people wanting Brexit answersThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeMinisters are worried that the Government's No Deal public information website could crash under weight of people seeking post-Brexit information. Efforts by civil servants to bolster the technology underlying
Freedom of Movement EU criminals barred in 'symbolic' move as freedom of movement ends in no-deal Brexit on October 31The Telegraph - By Charles HymasEU criminals will be barred from the UK in a “symbolic” move to tighten immigration rules when freedom of movement ends overnight on October 31 in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Boris Johnson will change
Ecstasy (Drug) MDMA treatment for alcohol is safe, study findsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyThe drug MDMA, better known as party drug Ecstasy, could be successfully used to treat alcohol addiction, research suggests. Early findings from the trial - the first study to use the drug for such purposes
Ipswich Mother arrested and taken to police cell after putting out wrong colour bin bagsThe Telegraph - By Bill GardnerA mother was arrested and taken to a police cell after being accused of putting her rubbish out in the wrong colour bin bags. Lyndsey Webb was detained by two officers at her home after “falling foul”
Play buttonProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 'It could take up to 10 years to perfect': Football lawmakers recognise VAR opposition but reiterate 'positive' introductionThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe Premier League has been warned by football’s lawmakers that it will take a decade to extinguish all video assistant referee controversies. However, despite countless complaints from pundits and fans
Criminal Law Man, 20, charged with murder of PC Andrew HarperThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasA 20 year old man will appear in court on Tuesday accused of murdering PC Andrew Harper in Berkshire. Newlywed PC Harper was responding to reports of a burglary last Thursday night when he was hit and
Northern Ireland Boris Johnson tears up Irish backstop in letter to EU after new Brexit clash with Leo VaradkarThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeBoris Johnson has torn up the Northern Irish backstop and demanded new terms for the UK to leave the EU with a deal in 10 weeks’ time. In a letter to the EU on Monday he said the backstop was “anti-democratic
Catalonia Warrington's Jack Hughes relives ruptured testicle injury agony as Challenge Cup final loomsThe Telegraph - By Ross HeppenstallWarrington co-captain Jack Hughes is poised to return in Saturday’s Challenge Cup final against St Helens, 21 days after rupturing a testicle he feared he might lose. The injury occurred during Wolves’
Ryanair Ryanair asks High Court to halt strike actionThe Telegraph - By LaToya HardingRyanair has made a last-ditch attempt to stop 180 Dublin-based pilots walking out at the end of this week. Bosses sought an injunction from Ireland’s High Court on Monday to prevent Irish trade union from
Play buttonWomen's Soccer Corruption fears in women's football as suspicious betting patterns surgeThe Telegraph - By Tim Wigmoreaside id="776add0e-6385-4bce-9a20-ff84af35db4a" data-data-uri="https://particle-api.eip.telegraph.co.uk/particles/776add0e-6385-4bce-9a20-ff84af35db4a" data-html-uri="https://cf-particle-html.eip.telegraph.co.uk/776add0e-6385-4bce-9a20-ff84af35db4a.html"
Jokes Tourette's charity demands apology over top prize Fringe jokeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA tourette's charity has demanded an apology from a comedian after his joke referencing the syndrome was deemed the 'best joke' at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Festival veteran Olaf Falafel the
Heathrow Woman detained unlawfully who suffered miscarriage granted £50,000 payoutThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA woman who suffered a miscarriage while unlawfully detained has been granted a £50,000 payout from the Home Office. The 33-year-old from Vietnam was being trafficked when she was detained for three days
Jack Letts Jihadi Jack would escape prosecution for joining Isil under Candian law loophole, Canadians admitThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe Muslim convert nicknamed Jihadi Jack has appealed to Canada to take him after being stripped of his British citizenship - as it emerged he will escape prosecution if they accept him. Reacting to the
