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telegraph.co.uk — Rats had "chewed through electricity cables" operating the fountain, said, Thomas Wahmes, spokesman for the town council, which stands outside the German town's railway station. The rats' fondness for gnawing on cables has also led to occasional problems with traffic lights near the fountain.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk — Not for the squeamish: the horrors of cupcake addiction

telegraph.co.uk — Dir: Lee Daniels; Starring: Zac Efron, Nicole Kidman, Matthew McConaughey, David Oyelowo, Macy Gray, John Cusack. 107 mins. There are certain things that you can reasonably expect not to see at nine o'clock in the morning, even at the Cannes Film Festival .

telegraph.co.uk — Simplicity is a word that comes up frequently in conversation with Ive but he is keen to emphasise that it has a specific meaning: "Simplicity is not the absence of clutter, that's a consequence of simplicity. Simplicity is somehow essentially describing the purpose and place of an object and product.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk — By rejecting Olympic bids from Doha and Baku to host the 2020 Games the International Olympic Committee has sent a strong message about its priorities. It is a message that will resonate particularly loudly at Fifa headquarters in Zurich. The IOC was faced with its toughest hosting decision in many years when it met in [...]

telegraph.co.uk — "He has had a couple of half-decent fights, but nothing like this," 34-year-old Froch told The Telegraph. "This fight is the first one that stands out. "Lucien Bute has [wins] against all the people he has fought - he's a winner - but there's no real names on there that you can go 'wow, he beat him, he beat him'."

telegraph.co.uk — The Post Office in Pictures, from the 1930s to 1980s Receive updates every time we produce a new picture gallery

telegraph.co.uk — Among the audience was Roy Keane, the former Manchester United captain and ITV's star panellist for the tournament. His face, a mixture of grimace, growl and exasperated smile, was a picture. If there is one footballer over the past 20 years who has dealt with reality rather than dreams, it is Keane.

telegraph.co.uk — 10.33 10.28 Lord Brooke says he is uncomfortable talking about the definition of self-regulation. Lord Leveson concedes he "will not press him". 10.26 Was it part of the government thinking that the PCC would be a regulator, Mr Barr asks. "I think we were considering it would be a self-regulator," Lord Brooke replies.

telegraph.co.uk — The Chinese know, perhaps better than anyone else, how to eat. I'm not talking here about their exquisite haute cuisine, or their ancient tradition of gastronomy. I'm talking about the ability of ordinary Chinese home cooks to transform humble and largely vegetarian ingredients into wonderful delicacies, and to eat in a way that not only delights the senses, but also makes sense in terms of health, economy and the environment.