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Brexit latest news: Labour and Tories brace for more walkouts as defectors reshape political landscape
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• Labour and Tories brace for more walkouts• Tory defectors pledge to destroy Conservative Party• Allister Heath: Will any political party be able to survive the second act of Brexit?• The Tiggers aspirations
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Pictures of the Day: 21 February 2019
The Telegraph
British towns must develop brands to save their high streets, MPs warn
The Telegraph - By Katie Morley
British towns must brand themselves with a unique selling point or face extinction, MPs have warned. A new report published today by the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee, urged towns
Conservative Party
Whatever the splitters say, the Independent Group is about Brexit and very little else
The Telegraph - By Telegraph View
The departure of Heidi Allen, Anna Soubry and Sarah Wollaston from the Conservative Party feels like the beginning of something significant. The first eight Labour resignations were internecine; being
Sainsbury's
Did the CMA really 'move the goalposts' in its scrutiny of Sainsbury's-Asda?
The Telegraph - By Ashley Armstrong
Nine months ago Sainsbury and Asda were so confident they could pull off their mega-merger that boss Mike Coupe was caught idly singing “we’re in the money” on television. Yesterday, the music died along
Divorce
I know how Meghan feels – the heartbreak of becoming estranged from your father is all too painful
The Telegraph - By Hannah Beckerman
When my dad died last October, on his 78th birthday, I had barely seen him for 25 years. A family wedding, a niece’s birthday party, our meetings had been by accident rather than design. And on each of
Scotland
Scottish council leaders urged to rule out workplace parking tax ahead of Budget vote
The Telegraph - By Simon Johnson
Scotland's council leaders have been urged to rule out introducing a workplace parking tax ahead of a vote on an SNP Budget deal that includes the new levy. The Unite trade union wrote to the heads of
Travel
Sometimes I don't leave the hotel when I go on holiday, and neither should you
The Telegraph - By Rob Crossan
What constitutes a ‘bad’ tourist? You can fret about your carbon footprint, your hotel’s dubious ‘eco’ policies and your tour operators suspected exploitation of the local workforce all you want. But,
Autos (UK)
2019 Mazda MX-5 RF review: the best just got even better
The Telegraph - By Alex Robbins
You’re probably bored of it by now. The endless praise heaped upon the Mazda MX-5, that is. Since this latest version arrived on the scene four years ago, it’s been one long collage of simpering rapture,
Food (UK)
William Sitwell reviews Tamarind, London: 'If it had rebooted as a hole-in-the-wall gaff serving a single dal dish, I’d its
The Telegraph - By William Sitwell
The youngest person to become president of the United States, in 1901, Theodore Roosevelt negotiated an end to the Russo-Japanese war, initiated the construction of the Panama Canal, and named his executive
Investment Trusts
Questor: a trust with a long record of extracting maximum value from British tech stocks
The Telegraph - By Richard Evans
Questor investment trust bargain: Herald has had the same manager since 1994 and she has a habit of nurturing her holdings for the long term Why are there no British Googles or Facebooks? Because promising
North Korea
Donald Trump's 'greed' for Nobel prize fuels fears in South Korea of risky concessions
The Telegraph - By Julian Ryall
One of South Korea’s leading newspapers has accused Donald Trump of “trying to use the North Korean nuclear crisis to feed his greed for the Nobel Peace Prize”. The hard-hitting editorial in The Korea
Bangladesh
Bangladesh fire kills at least 70 as inferno engulfs densely packed neighbourhood in capital
The Telegraph - By Our Foreign Staff
A devastating fire raced through densely packed buildings in an old part of Bangladesh’s capital and killed at least 70 people, officials and witnesses said on Thursday. The fire in Dhaka was mostly under
Jussie Smollett
Actor Jussie Smollett charged with filing false police report over alleged hate crime attack
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Reporters
Jussie Smollett, the "Empire" actor, was charged on Wednesday with making a false police report when he said he was attacked in downtown Chicago by two men who hurled racist and anti-gay slurs and looped
BRIT Awards
Brit Awards 2019, review: Jack Whitehall saves the night with slick compering and caustic wit
The Telegraph - By Michael Hogan
A shock appearance from Meghan Markle, a feminist theme and the inevitable Brexit gags. The Brit Awards (ITV) might have been cursed by plodding performances and sleep-inducing speeches but at least it
Science
Lesbians more likely to be overweight as experts find sexuality is linked to health
The Telegraph - By Sarah Knapton
Lesbian and bisexual women are more likely to be overweight than heterosexual women, research has shown for the first time, as experts said sexual identity should now be viewed as a health risk factor.
Opinion (UK)
Letters: The widening gulf between party members and MPs on Left and Right
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SIR – Our political parties are split. In the Conservatives many MPs have moved away from their members, while in Labour it is the membership that has moved away from its MPs. Michael Staples Seaford,
Energy Efficiency
End of the gas hob as government advisers say new homes should be 'off gas grid' by 2025
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Reporters
Gas hobs could be banned from being installed in new homes within seven years over fears that they are harming the environment. Under new plans unveiled today by climate watchdogs no new homes will be
Investing
Red mark against all-male boards as investors launch new equality drive
The Telegraph - By Tim Wallace
Scores of Britain’s biggest companies are under extra pressure to appoint more women to their boards, as all major firms with one or no women will be branded with a ‘red top’ warning by investors. A lack
Northern Ireland
Retailers warn of no-deal price rises
The Telegraph - By James Rothwell
UK and Irish retailers have joined forces to warn that higher shop prices will be inevitable if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, as the impact on supply chains and operating costs would be "devastating."
Asylum Seekers
Hard-pressed councils double spending on asylum-seekers as budgets face cuts and council tax increases
The Telegraph - By Charles Hymas
Council spending on care for child asylum-seekers has almost doubled in four years despite authorities being forced to cut services and raise council tax, new figures show. The Local Government Association
Social Media
Culture Secretary to confront Facebook founder over need for more measures to combat online harms
The Telegraph - By Charles Hymas
The Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright is to confront Mark Zuckerberg today (Thur) to demand tougher action over online harms after finalising a face-to-face meeting with the billionaire Facebook founder
University of Oxford
Shoulder replacement 'more dangerous' than previously thought and may not be worth the risk
The Telegraph - By Henry Bodkin
Shoulder replacement surgery is far more dangerous than previously thought and may not be worth the risk for many patients, a study by Oxford University has concluded. The first major analysis of the outcomes
UEFA Champions League
'We’re not ready to fight for the Champions League': Pep Guardiola concerned by sloppy Man City despite comeback against
The Telegraph - By Luke Edwards
Pep Guardiola has once again claimed his side are not ready to win the Champions League after they made hard work of beating a poor Schalke side. Despite coming back from 2-1 down to win the first leg
Scottish Cup
Kilmarnock manager Steve Clarke furiously condemns sectarian chants in Scottish Cup defeat to Rangers
The Telegraph - By Roddy Forsyth
Steve Clarke launched a blistering attack on the standard of refereeing in Scotland as well as an angry condemnation of fans who directed sectarian chants at him during Kilmarnock’s 5-0 defeat in the Hill
Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's shares dive on 'mortal' blow to Asda deal
The Telegraph - By Ashley Armstrong
Mike Coupe's future as Sainsbury’s boss has been thrown into doubt after his planned £12bn mega-merger with rival Asda was crushed by the competition watchdog. Sainsbury’s shares tumbled by more than after
UEFA Champions League
Atletico Madrid seize advantage in bruising Champions League first leg against Juventus
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport
Atletico Madrid took a huge advantage in their heavyweight Champions League last-16 tie with Juventus, earning a 2-0 home win thanks to late goals from Uruguayan defenders Jose Gimenez and Diego Godin
Domestic Violence
The Abused, review: a difficult yet superb look at escaping domestic violence
The Telegraph - By Benji Wilson
At one point in The Abused, an excellent documentary about domestic violence on Channel 5 last night, a man who had committed all manner of horrendous crimes against his own wife was arrested and charged.
Television (UK)
Soon Gone: A Windrush Chronicle, review: Lenny Henry gave a terrific performance in this short, sharp monologue
The Telegraph - By Benji Wilson
The penultimate episode of Soon Gone: A Windrush Chronicle, BBC Four’s series of 15-minute monologues following one family from the Windrush generation in one London front room across 70 years, came full
Sexual Harassment
Top lawyer says Non-Disclosure Agreement rules must change
The Telegraph - By Hayley Dixon
Non-disclosure agreements used to cover up crimes are akin to perverting the course of justice, a senior police and crime commissioner has said, as she speaks out following the scandal surrounding Sir

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Brexit latest news: Labour and Tories brace for more walkouts as defectors reshape political landscape

Pictures of the Day: 21 February 2019

British towns must develop brands to save their high streets, MPs warn

Whatever the splitters say, the Independent Group is about Brexit and very little else

Did the CMA really 'move the goalposts' in its scrutiny of Sainsbury's-Asda?

I know how Meghan feels – the heartbreak of becoming estranged from your father is all too painful

Scottish council leaders urged to rule out workplace parking tax ahead of Budget vote

Sometimes I don't leave the hotel when I go on holiday, and neither should you

2019 Mazda MX-5 RF review: the best just got even better

William Sitwell reviews Tamarind, London: 'If it had rebooted as a hole-in-the-wall gaff serving a single dal dish, I’d its

Questor: a trust with a long record of extracting maximum value from British tech stocks

Donald Trump's 'greed' for Nobel prize fuels fears in South Korea of risky concessions

Bangladesh fire kills at least 70 as inferno engulfs densely packed neighbourhood in capital

Actor Jussie Smollett charged with filing false police report over alleged hate crime attack

Brit Awards 2019, review: Jack Whitehall saves the night with slick compering and caustic wit

Lesbians more likely to be overweight as experts find sexuality is linked to health

Letters: The widening gulf between party members and MPs on Left and Right

End of the gas hob as government advisers say new homes should be 'off gas grid' by 2025

Red mark against all-male boards as investors launch new equality drive

Retailers warn of no-deal price rises

Hard-pressed councils double spending on asylum-seekers as budgets face cuts and council tax increases

Culture Secretary to confront Facebook founder over need for more measures to combat online harms

Shoulder replacement 'more dangerous' than previously thought and may not be worth the risk

'We’re not ready to fight for the Champions League': Pep Guardiola concerned by sloppy Man City despite comeback against

Kilmarnock manager Steve Clarke furiously condemns sectarian chants in Scottish Cup defeat to Rangers

Sainsbury's shares dive on 'mortal' blow to Asda deal

Atletico Madrid seize advantage in bruising Champions League first leg against Juventus

The Abused, review: a difficult yet superb look at escaping domestic violence

Soon Gone: A Windrush Chronicle, review: Lenny Henry gave a terrific performance in this short, sharp monologue

Top lawyer says Non-Disclosure Agreement rules must change