Going for a Ruby Murray - curry - may never be the same againThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdFor more than 50 years, British people have shown their love for curry by declaring that they are “going for a Ruby Murray”. Numerous Indian restaurants, takeaways and spicy recipes have been named after
Happiness Key to happiness? Avoid having children, going to university or living near a lottery winner, says expertThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghWant to live happily ever after? Then don’t have children, go to university or live near a Lottery winner. Prof Paul Dolan, a ‘happiness expert’ from the London School of Economics, says our desire to
Tuberculosis Constable portrait of his wife among three newly discovered worksThe Telegraph - By Dalya AlbergeThe wife of John Constable was the love of his life and he was utterly devastated by her death. Now the hand of the master who painted The Hay Wain has been identified in a delicate portrait study of woman’s
Policing Four children released from hospital following 'major incident' that claims life of two teenagersThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdFour children “rescued” from a house in Sheffield where two teenage boys died have been released from hospital, South Yorkshire Police said yesterday. A “major incident” was declared in Shiregreen district
Comedians Jo Brand felt she couldn't 'make a fuss' after sexual assault at charity event, comedian tells Hay FestivalThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniJo Brand, the comedian and presenter, had said that she didn't feel she could "make a fuss" over a businessman who sexually assaulted her at a Canary Wharf charity event because they were "raising loads
Donald Trump Republican challenging Trump for 2020 nomination says he won't shy away from a fight with the presidentThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithThe only Republican challenging Donald Trump for the party's 2020 presidential nomination has warned the president will “get as good as he gives” in what could be a bruising encounter. Bill Weld, the Massachusetts
Emmanuel Macron European elections: Fizz goes out of Emmanuel Macron's European dream in France's champagne capitalThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelWith the clock ticking before Sunday's EU elections in France, Reims, the country's champagne capital, is an unlikely bellwether for a bitter duel between President Emmanuel Macron and his far-Right nemesis,
Petitions Online petition backs doctor who asked Muslim patient to remove veilThe TelegraphA petition to prevent the possible sacking of a doctor who asked a Muslim patient to remove her veil so he could hear her explain her daughter's medical condition has reached more than 60,000 signatures.
Long Island Sound Great white shark Cabot stirs 'Jaws'-style fears among New York beachgoersThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenAs New Yorkers head for the beach over a bank holiday weekend they will be keeping a wary eye on the water amid reports a great white shark has been lurking. Fears of a "Jaws"-style frenzy erupted after
Mount Everest British climber dies on 'death zone' amid queues to reach the summitThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA British climber, too weak to descend from Mount Everest, has become the latest man to die on Mount Everest. Robin Haynes Fisher, 44, died in the so-called “death zone” — the area named for the low levels
Queensland Quexit: Australian Labor voters want Queensland expelled for backing Scott MorrisonThe Telegraph - By Phil MercerScott Morrison, Australia's newly re-elected prime minister, took time in his victory speech to thank the people of Queensland for propelling him to an unlikely victory for his centre-Right Liberal Party.
Narendra Modi From Wembley to Dubai, Narendra Modi spreads his Hindu nationalism to supercharged Indian diasporaThe Telegraph - By Sophie Dowdell and Saptarshi RayPosters of Narendra Modi decorate the beige walls of a Wembley office where sweet milky coffee is served in a stuffy room. The dust is settling here at the British HQ of the Overseas Friends of the BJP,
Iran Trump sends 1,500 troops to counter Iran and pushes through £6 billion arms sale to Arab alliesThe Telegraph - By Raf SanchezDonald Trump has ordered another 1,500 US troops to the Middle East and overruled Congressional objections to sell £6.3 billion in weapons to America’s Arab allies amid ongoing tensions with Iran. Mr approved
Change UK Change UK raise hopes of anti-Brexit electoral pact with Lib DemsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThe hopes of voters who want Britain to ditch Brexit received a boost after Change UK said it could form an electoral pact with the Liberal Democrats. Former Labour MP Chuka Umunna, the party’s spokesman,
Grandmother of new lord of the manor shuns £50 million mansion for family home on Cornish estateThe Telegraph - By Steve BirdStanding outside her pebbledashed former council house, Barbara Binns is adamant that she could never be persuaded to move out of her humble home. However, the 82-year-old pensioner cannot help but laugh
Kalashnikov Licensed to kill: The Kalashnikov centre of EuropeThe Telegraph - By Colin FreemanFittingly for a place that deals in death, the town of Kazanlak does not advertise its wares. Sprawling across a rose-covered valley in central Bulgaria, it looks like any other stretch of the Iron Curtain
Kalashnikov Licensed to kill: The Kalashnikov centre of EuropeThe TelegraphEasy to use, almost indestructible and utterly deadly, the AK-47 is the weapon of choice for everyone from Isil terrorists to lone-wolf gunmen. But it’s the European Union’s dirty secret that one of its
Venezuela At least 29 inmates killed in clashes at Venezuela jailThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAt least 29 prisoners were killed and 19 police wounded in clashes at a jail in western Venezuela Friday, authorities said. The incident at the police station jail in the town of Acarigua, in Portuguesa
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Donald Trump Judge blocks Donald Trump from building sections of border wallThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA federal judge blocked on Friday President Donald Trump from building sections of his long-sought border wall with money secured under his declaration of a national emergency. US District Judge Haywood
UK News Simon Byrne appointed next chief constable of Police Service of Northern IrelandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersSimon Byrne has been appointed the next chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). Mr Byrne, 56, led Cheshire Police until 2017 and has more than three decades of policing experience.
Royal Air Force D-Day veteran tells of moment he received telex saying World War Two was overThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthA D-Day veteran has told of the moment he received a telex saying the war was over and why he refused to give the priceless relic to the Imperial War Museum. RAF Sergeant Bernard Morgan was part of a of
Teddybears Couple used child as 'decoy' to steal £750 worth of chocolates and teddy bears from Harrods, court hearsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA pair of academics used their child as a 'decoy' to steal £750 worth of chocolates and teddy bears from Harrods, a court heard. Dr Orlando Doehring, 36, and wife Dr Zichen Xue, 37, loaded their four buggy
Donald Trump Jr Duke of Sussex will join Queen as she hosts lunch for Donald Trump at Buckingham PalaceThe Telegraph - By Victoria WardThe Duke of Sussex will join the Queen as she hosts a lunch for Donald Trump at Buckingham Palace on the US President’s first full state visit next month. His American wife, the Duchess of Sussex, is maternity
Lyon LiveThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelA manhunt is underway in the southeastern French city of Lyon after more than a dozen people were injured in the explosion of a "nail bomb". The blast was caused by a "home-made bomb" in a case containing
North Kensington Man charged with murder after elderly couple found dead in Kensington flatThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersDetectives investigating the deaths of an elderly couple in west London have charged a man with their murder. The pair's bodies were discovered by police officers in their flat at Adair Tower, Appleford
Dogs Owners angry after blind dogs banned from competitionsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerBlind dogs have been banned from taking part in competitions after the Kennel Club ruled the activities cause the animals too much stress. The unexpected move has prompted anger among dozens of owners
French Polynesia France acknowledges Polynesian islands 'strong-armed' into dangerous nuclear testsThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelFrance has officially acknowledged for the first time that French Polynesians were effectively forced into accepting almost 200 nuclear tests conducted over a 30-year period, and that it is responsible
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