‘Our town is making jeans again’: meet the firm reviving jobs and skills in Wales
Cardigan, with a population of just 4,200, has a proud history of denim production and was once home to Britain's largest jeans factory, even if the town's name recalls a different garment entirely. When jeans…
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Telegraph owner poised to make newsroom job cuts in investment promise U-turn
A source familiar with the plans said a forthcoming consultation was likely to propose cutting a "significant proportion" of editorial staff, possibly before Christmas. They said such proposals called into question Axel…
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UK must not be beholden to foreign AI, says head of Alan Turing Institute
The country needs a stronger domestic position in AI in response to the US and China's runaway leadership in the field, with "national resilience" a key focus for ATI said George Williamson. The institute is the UK's…
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Where to eat Greek food in central London
It feels apt. The same year that pavements cracked with heat and parks turned brittle, a yearning for the Hellenic feels natural. And the Odyssey came out, which felt weirdly foreign in its dark dampness this July. The…
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Will Manchester City's scandal end 'sportswashing'?
It is a damning verdict. The panel found that the club artificially inflated its revenues by at least $1 billion, with sham contracts designed to get around the rules that are meant to ensure a roughly level playing…
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8 of the best houses for sale in elevated locations
It has a lookout room offering 180-degree views towards the Welsh coast. 7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 receptions, coach house, 10.2 acres. Price: £2.5m Jackson-Stops 01271-325153 Glen Doll Lodge, Glen Clova, near…
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Can Britain's offshore tax havens survive?
Many of them are islands connected in some way with Britain to exploit the country's legal frameworks, stability and access to the City of London, but with the convenience and flexibility of separate fiscal regimes. The…
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Investor pressure mounts on boss of King’s favourite interior designer
The design group’s history dates back more than a century and its Royal Warrant means the company’s fabrics and wall coverings adorn the official residences of the royal family. In February, the group launched a…
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France’s dilemma: protesters demand spending as markets require fiscal restraint
As the French president contemplates his exit next year, turmoil has again gripped the streets in the form of student protests , but this time the financial markets are unhappy too. Investors are concerned about the…
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Bagatelle: Is exclusive Chelsea offering future of Premier League hospitality?
Is it worth it? Bagatelle has opened inside Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge. Matt Hardy went down to see if it lives up to its reputation . It feels like every week a top football club opens a new hospitality offering that…
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