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- The Telegraph
AI will let people live to 100 and work shorter weeks, says JP Morgan boss
Artificial intelligence will eventually enable people to live to 100 and work just three-and-a-half days a week, the boss of Wall Street’s biggest bank has said.
- The Telegraph
RFU to take control of 20 England players with ‘hybrid contracts’
The Rugby Football Union and Premiership Rugby are understood to have reached agreement on a radical overhaul of the control and management of leading England players as part of a wider £128 million deal.
- House Beautiful
Lick’s 2024 Colour Palette of the Year unveiled
Home decor brand Lick have released their colour palette of 2024 with eight core colours broken down into three key moods that will define the year ahead.
- The Telegraph
Bear kills hikers and their dog after rescuers unable to reach them in time
A couple and their dog have been killed by a grizzly bear in Canada’s Banff National Park, despite sending out a distress signal.
- The Telegraph
How John Lewis broke – and how it can be put back together
Quality, comfort, a very pleasant way to while away an afternoon; these are the common feelings that are conjured up when thinking about John Lewis, the high street stalwart that for most of the 20th century stood for a higher class of shop, shopper and shopkeeper. It was where prospective brides would place their wedding lists, where expectant mothers would buy their baby’s pram and where entire new homes could be kitted out in one fell swoop from toaster to mattress topper.
- The Telegraph
Fulham vs Chelsea live: Build-up and team news ahead of Premier League match
Fulham vs Chelsea live: Build-up and team news ahead of Premier League match
The TelegraphBBC’s new Sunday drama faces backlash over sound quality
The BBC’s new restaurant drama, Boiling Point, has been hit by complaints from viewers who say they cannot hear the dialogue over the clanging of pans and sizzling of steaks.
- The Telegraph
‘Chelsea-on-Sea’ residents vote to limit construction of second homes
Residents of a village known as “Chelsea-on-Sea” have voted to ban people from buying second homes in the area.
- The Telegraph
Linda Evangelista: supermodel, recluse and incredible comeback queen
The Spring/Summer 2024 season is almost at a close, dahlings. That is, the bi-annual womenswear showcases in London, Milan and Paris where a small percentage of industry insiders see the new season collections from the world’s biggest designers, with all the celebrity froth and fashion dramas that entails.
- The Telegraph
Wafty but wearable glamour is in at Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton and Zimmermann
The Kardashians’ fashion show routine is to keep everyone waiting at least 50 minutes before “making their entrance”. At Victoria Beckham on Friday, Anna Wintour was visibly unamused, tapping her watch repeatedly in the direction of the PRs before the show finally started once les Kardashians had swept in.
- The Telegraph
Everton set for Castore shirt deal despite Aston Villa sweat issues
Everton are set to move to kit manufacturer Castore next season, despite Aston Villa’s complaints about their wet-look shirts and one club in the stable of prospective new owners 777 Partners cutting short their contract with the under-fire company.
- The Telegraph
TalkTalk sells business division to shell company as it prepares to split in three
TalkTalk has sold its business division to its own shareholders as the struggling telecoms firm races to stabilise itself before a critical refinancing.
- The Telegraph
Jeremy Hunt aims to cut 63,000 Civil Service jobs
Jeremy Hunt has told ministers to draw up plans to reduce the size of the Civil Service by 15 per cent to save £1 billion a year.
- The Telegraph
From The Big Short to Sam Bankman-Fried: how Michael Lewis became big business
When news broke in November 2022 that FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, was declaring bankruptcy – amid reports that more than $8 billion of clients’ funds were missing from its books – much of the financial world was shocked. One aspect of the story surprised nobody, however: the revelation that the veteran journalist and author Michael Lewis had been looking into FTX for several months.
- The Telegraph
Tory party conference live: I'm ready for a fight over HS2, says Conservative mayor
A Tory mayor has said he is ready for a “fight” with Rishi Sunak over HS2 amid expectations that the Birmingham to Manchester leg of the project will be scrapped.
- The Telegraph
Mother of serial rapist harassed women who gave evidence against him, court hears
The mother of a serial rapist harassed victims who gave evidence against him, a court heard.
- The Telegraph
Xander Schauffele was threatened with Ryder Cup removal
Xander Schauffele risked being thrown off the USA Ryder Cup team for refusing to sign a participation contract which would have allowed fly-on-the-wall Netflix docu-series Full Swing access to the Team USA locker room.
- The Telegraph
Satellites brighter than stars ‘could change our night skies forever’
Satellites are beginning to outshine all but the brightest stars in the sky, threatening the future of astronomy, scientists have warned.
- The Telegraph
Football fan uses medieval court process to referee bridge lights dispute
A supporter of a south coast football club has invoked a medieval court process as they attempt to get the lights on a bridge near their stadium changed from the colour of their closest rivals.
- The Telegraph
Ukraine: The Latest - Does Slovakia's election result mean the county is now a Kremlin ally?
Today on the Telegraph’s Ukraine: The Latest podcast, we hear direct from the ground in Ukraine, get the view from Brussels and take the temperature of the Conservative Party as they start their annual conference in Manchester.
- The Telegraph
Europe to rip up Ryder Cup captain rules to boost Luke Donald hopes – and freeze out LIV rebels
The Europe Ryder Cup overlords are ready to rip up the captaincy selection process, making it easier for Luke Donald to be reappointed for the next match in New York – and harder for LIV rebels to ever find their way into the hot seat.
- The Telegraph
‘I have stage 4 bowel cancer but I’m determined to stay alive for my twin sons’
In March 2020, Emily Georghiou made a visit to her GP. For the past few months, she’d been looking pale and feeling very tired: it came as a relief when a blood test came back telling her she had anaemia. “I was a working mother aged 43 with twin boys, so I expected a degree of exhaustion but this was really debilitating,” she says. “I was given a prescription for iron tablets to sort me out.”
- The Telegraph
First Lady Chief Justice must not lead to equality ‘complacency’, warns top judge
The appointment of the first Lady Chief Justice must not make society “complacent” in the battle for gender equality, a leading judge has said.
- The Telegraph
Afghan poppy cultivation falls by 85pc under Taliban rule, new analysis shows
Poppy cultivation in Afghanistan, the long-standing centre of global opium production, is estimated to have fallen by 85 per cent following the Taliban’s rise to power, new analysis shows.
- The Telegraph
Trump civil fraud case: Star witness Michael Cohen is 'serial liar' says defence team
Donald Trump’s team attacked the prosecution’s star witness, his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, as a “serial liar” in court on Monday.
- Cosmo
9 things you need to know before getting acrylic nails
A newbie to acrylic nails? Study up on our guide to the nail treatment, from what to do before your appointment, to how to take care of your new nails.