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Donald Trump’s decision to launch a cruise missile attack on Syria proved he is not in league with Russia and will not be “pushed around” by Vladimir Putin, the US President’s son has told The Daily Telegraph. Eric Trump said his father was not intimidated by President Putin’s talk of war, and there would be “no-one harder” than President Trump if they “cross us”. He also confirmed that President
The two bodies were found wrapped in a poignant embrace in their final moments as they were covered beneath molten rock and layers of ash in the ancient city of Pompeii Credit: Fotonews / Splash News / Renna It is an iconic image which conveys the human dimension of one of the world’s worst natural disasters that still resonates 2,000 years later. Two bodies found wrapped in a poignant embrace in
British authorities are concerned about terrorists targeting airports and power plants Credit: Reuters, PA, Getty Images, AP Britain’s airports and nuclear power stations have been told to tighten their defences against terrorist attacks in the face of increased threats to electronic security systems. Security services have issued a series of alerts in the past 24 hours, warning that terrorists ma
Next stop, your living room! A train passes through a residential building in Chongqing, China Credit: Getty Architects and planners in a Chinese city have designed a novel way to make space for an essential train route - by building it through the centre of a block of flats. The unusual train track passes directly through the 19-storey residential building in the “emerging mega-city” of Chongqing
The app claimed it could match photos of people on the street with their Facebook profile Credit: Facezam A fake facial recognition app that claimed to be able to identify strangers from a photograph has turned out to be a publicity stunt. Facezam claimed it could identify people by matching a photo of them with their Facebook profile. It was claimed that all users had to do is take a picture of s
The document, entitled ‘Faces of the Internet’, featured hundreds of Japanese text faces, or kaomoji, including the famous shrug gesture created from keyboard symbols. Other emoticons used in the ‘Japanese Style Faces’ thread include a ‘baby seal’, ‘happy dog’, ‘angry guy flipping a table’ and, bizarrely, ‘vomits saliva’. One annotation simply reads: "WOOPwoopwowopwoopwoopwoop."
Life may have evolved on at least three planets within a newly discovered solar system that is 39 light years from Earth, it was announced last night. Astronomers at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) have detected no less than seven roughly Earth-sized worlds orbiting a dwarf star in the system, it was announced today. Scientists had previously only identified a tiny number
Oxford has been told that any campus opened in France could have French legal status and would continue to receive EU funding Credit: Carl Court/Getty Oxford University might break with 700 years of tradition by establishing its first foreign campus in response to Brexit, The Telegraph can disclose. French officials met senior staff at Oxford last week and revealed new proposals that they hope wou
From top left, Montenegro’s former prime minister Milo Djukanovic, plotter Nemanja Ristic with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov, informant Mirko Velimirovic, and the two Serbs and two Russians tasked with carrying out the attack Russia plotted to assassinate the prime minister of a European nation and overthrow its government last year, according to senior Whitehall sources. An election day
The two female and four male suspects in the killing of Kim Jong-nam are hired assassins who did not know each other before they were brought together for the murder plot, a Malaysian security source has told the Telegraph. The six suspects, most of whom are thought to be sleeper agents, were all living in Kuala Lumpur and were recruited and briefed for the hit by a secret agent point man or woman
Author and illustrator Dick Bruna died yesterday, at the age of 89. In celebration, here is an interview he gave in 2008 about how he came to create the £150 million rabbit. Dick Bruna has already made tea and brought over biscuits, and now he leans forward from a chair in his airy, top-floor Utrecht studio. Spectacular white walrus whiskers twitch expectantly and behind a pair of oval spectacles,
Eddie Jones has a special name for them. He calls his match-day replacements “The Finishers”, and reviewing the final quarter of this underwhelming if record-breaking victory, it is easy to see why the England head coach attaches such importance to the impact of his bench on winning Test matches. If the kudos of a place in the starting XV remains absolute, Jones believes that it is the eight-man b
Posters urging Londoners to become "suicide bombers" have been appearing at bus stops across the capital. On first glance the posters appear to be unusually-worded recruitment advertisements for the Royal Navy; they feature the naval force's branding, and the text directs people to the website royalnavy.org.uk for information about joining the crew of a nuclear submarine. “The crew of our nuclear
A 40ft straw statue of Peter Rabbit built for Beatrix Potter’s 150th anniversary has been burnt down in a suspected arson attack. The tribute to the children's book character was unveiled last year to mark the anniversary of the Lake District writer's birth. The artwork - showing Peter in a blue jacket pulling a carrot from the ground - weighed eight tonnes and took more than 1,000 volunteers to c
An ex-KGB chief suspected of helping the former MI6 spy Christopher Steele to compile his dossier on Donald Trump may have been murdered by the Kremlin and his death covered up. it has been claimed. Oleg Erovinkin, a former general in the KGB and its successor the FSB, was found dead in the back of his car in Moscow on Boxing Day in mysterious circumstances. Erovinkin was a key aide to Igor Sechin
The Booker prize-winning author and art critic John Berger has died at the age of 90. The Marxist intellectual, whose pioneering 1972 book and subsequent BBC series, Ways of Seeing, brought a political perspective to art criticism, died at his home in the Paris suburb of Antony on Monday. He had been ill for about a year. Listener, grinder of lenses, poet, painter, seer. My Guide. Philosopher. Fri
Andrey Karlov. the Russian ambassador to Turkey, left, was shot dead in Turkish capital Ankara Russia’s ambassador to Turkey was shot dead on Monday by an assassin who told him: “We die in Aleppo, you die here.” The gunman – an off-duty policeman – opened fire at an art gallery in Ankara as Andrei Karlov was making a speech, then stood triumphantly over his body shouting “revenge for Syria and Ale
James Mattis, then commander of the US Central Command, appears before the Senate Armed Services Committee in 2011 Credit: AFP James "Mad Dog" Mattis is a retired Marine Corps general who earned his nickname by garnering a reputation as a charismatic and tough-fighting military commander. Enlisting in the Marines Corp at age 19, he went on to fight in the Persian Gulf War, and in Afghanistan and I
George Fuller, and PA, video source Guinness World Records 2017 17 November 2016 • 9:29am A British adrenaline junkie has given new meaning to the phrase "high tea" - writing his name into the record books in the process. Simon Berry, 24, from Sheffield, has become a Guinness World Record holder after completing the highest bungee dunk, combining his passions for biscuits and bungees. Armed with a
A busy stretch of road in the Japanese city of Fukuoka has been reopened just days after the sudden emergence of a giant sinkhole which threatened to topple nearby buildings. The massive hole – which was roughly half the size of an Olympic swimming pool – opened up during construction work on the city's underground network. In typical Japanese fashion, an earnest apology was issued immediately for
Hillary Clinton's concession speech in full: Thank you, my friends. Thank you so very much for being here. And I love you all, too! Last night I congratulated Donald Trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. I hope that he will be a successful president for all Americans. This is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for, and I am sorry that we did not win this election
The Donald Trump win devastated many who wanted America to elect its first female president. However, some have already cast aside their previous female candidate, Hillary Clinton, and are now endorsing another potential first female president - Michelle Obama. The First Lady to Barack Obama is very popular and many think she would be in with a chance of winning the election for the Democrats in 2
David Duke, a former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard, has congratulated Donald Trump, describing his victory in the US presidential election as "one of the most exciting nights of my life." Duke, who unsuccessfully ran for Louisiana Senate, told his Twitter followers: “Make no mistake about it, our people have played a HUGE role in electing Trump!” In another tweet he said: “Donald J. Trump now has the
Your Name review: this dazzling, gleaming daydream is anime at its very best Director: Makoto Shinkai; Starring: Mone Kamishiraishi, Ryunosuke Kamiki, Ryo Narita, Aoi Yuki, Nobunaga Shimazaki (voices). 12A cert, 106 mins There are a handful of Japanese animated films – Akira, Ghost in the Shell, and The Castle of Cagliostro are three – that seem custom-built to win over a new generation of admirer
In This Corner of the World review: a dream-like portrait of what was lost in the blast of Hiroshima Director: Sunao Katabuchi; Starring: Rena Nonen, Yoshimasa Hosoya, Natsuki Inaba, Minori Omi (voices). Cert 12A, 130 mins The mushroom cloud that bloomed above Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 has long since dissipated. But in a sense it still hangs over the Japanese city as thick and dark as soot: even
Bob Dylan was announced as the recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature - but then removed mention of it from his website “Isn’t that something…?” Bob Dylan isn’t exactly making a big deal out of being awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. But at least the 1960s trailblazer is finally acknowledging his becoming the first musician to be granted admission to the world’s most elite literary club
With $80 billion, Bill Gates is the world’s richest man. So how does he spend his money? What makes his life worthwhile? And is his a happy marriage? Mary Riddell spends three months with the Microsoft billionaire to find the answers. Microbes fascinate Bill Gates. On his arrival for a recent meeting with Justin Trudeau, the Canadian Prime Minister, Gates is spotted clutching a book on bacteria, p
The ageing Russian aircraft carrier that sailed through the English Channel escorted by the Royal Navy has been plagued by years of technical problems and is accompanied everywhere by a tug in case it breaks down. The plumbing is so bad on the 55,000 ton Admiral Kuznetsov that many of its toilets cannot be used, while it has had repeated problems with its power and a string of accidents, naval exp
Single men and women without medical issues will be classed as “infertile” if they do not have children but want them Credit: Alamy / Juice Images Single men and women without medical issues will be classed as “infertile” if they do not have children but want to become a parent, the World Health Organisation is to announce. In a move which dramatically changes the definition of infertility, the WH
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