Image copyright Disney Six years on from the original, Frozen 2 is almost here. Film critics have given their verdicts ahead of its cinema release on 22 November. Some had their icy hearts thawed by the sequel, but others remained cool about Anna and Elsa’s latest adventure. On the one hand, The Telegraph’s Robbie Collin […]
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Image copyright Getty Images The UK’s banks have disagreed on how to pay for refunds to customers who have been tricked into transferring money to sophisticated fraudsters. A temporary agreement has been in place since May, making it easier for victims of so-called authorised push payment (APP) fraud to get money back. Now it has
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After visiting the Grand Canyon with my 9-year-old daughter in August, I splurged on a two-night stay at the Enchantment Resort in Sedona, Ariz., to cap off our mother-daughter trip. Upon arrival, we were upgraded to a two-bedroom, two-bath suite with a kitchenette, a fireplace and dual balconies facing the breathtaking red rocks of Boynton
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A federal appeals court says the Trump administration unlawfully excluded millions of tons of some of the most dangerous materials in public use from a safety review By MATTHEW BROWN Associated Press November 15, 2019, 12:20 AM 3 min read The Trump administration unlawfully excluded millions of tons of some of the most dangerous materials
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The Spanish league says the match between Villarreal and Atlético Madrid in the United States next month has been called off because it lost a court battle against the Spanish soccer federation By TALES AZZONI AP Sports Writer November 15, 2019, 11:28 AM 4 min read The Spanish league lost another battle against the Spanish
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Boris Johnson has denied claims, make in the Daily Telegraph, that Brexit Party members were offered peerages. Answering questions from the public, the prime minister said: “I am sure there are conversations that take place between politicians of all parties but certainly nobody’s been offered a peerage.” Click here to listen back to Your Election
The United States trade representative is hoping to broker a deal with the European Union to send more lobsters to Europe, but has received a chilly reception so far By PATRICK WHITTLE Associated Press November 15, 2019, 11:11 AM 1 min read The United States trade representative is hoping to broker a deal with the
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Republicans speaking out in support of President Donald Trump during this week’s impeachment hearings are using a tactic straight out of “The Simpsons,” a former writer on the show said. The GOP argument is that Trump’s attempt to use foreign aid to pressure Ukraine into investigating his political rivals wasn’t a crime because it wasn’t
Image copyright Reuters Image caption Anti-government protests in Hong Kong started five months ago Hong Kong has confirmed it has entered its first recession for a decade as it continues to be gripped by protests. Its economy shrank 3.2% in the July-to-September period compared with the prior quarter, figures showed, confirming earlier preliminary data. It
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Vietnam’s largest metropolis, Ho Chi Minh City, has long excelled at boundary-pushing night life. But now a vibrant new scene is creating late-night laughter across this city of 9 million: stand-up comedy. Started by English-speaking foreigners, stand-up comedy is increasingly becoming a new tradition among Vietnamese in the bustling city locally known as Saigon. Local
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