Ross Taylor Ross Taylor on New Zealand's quiet threat and leaving nothing to chance in pursuit of World Cup gloryThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyIf there is one team that thrives on going about its business quietly, under the radar and without the scrutiny that might accompany a favourites tag, it is New Zealand. Even within this team it is the
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European Union We must exploit the EU's growing divisions to push for a better dealThe Telegraph - By Kenneth BakerAs Theresa May delivered her resignation speech outside Downing Street, headline writers and commentators were already lining up to eulogise her as “the Prime Minister brought down by Brexit”. For decades
Charlton Athletic LiveThe Telegraph - By Rob BagchiI've spotted Steve Cram. Anyone got Charlton's Cheryl Baker yet? Sunderland came back on opening day to win 2-1 at the Stadium of Light while Charlron came back after Luke O'Nien put Sunderland up at Valley
Pembrokeshire Steal pebbles from beach and risk prosecution, visitors in Pembrokeshire warnedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAn anonymous sign has appeared at a beach warning visitors who take pebbles as keepsakes they will be prosecuted. The unsigned, laminated sign, appeared on a beach in Amroth, Pembrokeshire, where it warned
Romford 17-year-old boy charged with murder of Jodie ChesneyThe Telegraph - By Greg WilfordA 17-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of girl scout Jodie Chesney. The teenage suspect, who is being held in custody, was arrested in connection with her death last Friday. He was charged
European Parliament Why these European Parliament elections matterThe Telegraph - By James CrispThe results of the European elections, the second largest vote in the world, will be announced this evening. While the elections have long been ignored in Britain, they do matter and will inform the next
Rashid Khan England must beware the fearless aggression of Afghanistan in World Cup warm-up matchThe Telegraph - By Scyld BerryAny team not at their best - and England have so many injuries that again they will not be at full strength for their second World Cup warm-up - is going to be vulnerable when confronted by Afghanistan’s
Harrods The 25 most luxurious gifts to celebrate EidThe Telegraph - By Basma Khalifa Eid al-Fitr is a holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide to mark the end of Ramadan. Running this year from the evening of June 4th until the night of June 5th, it's a time to be with loved ones and observe
Philip Hammond Philip Hammond warns next Prime Minister 'will not survive' if they try to force a no-deal BrexitThe Telegraph - By Steven SwinfordPhilip Hammond has warned that the next Prime Minister "will not survive" if they attempt to take Britain out of the European Union without a deal. The Chancellor refused to rule out supporting a no confidence
The Arctic Russia launches new nuclear-powered icebreaker in bid to tap Arctic potentialThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyRussia launched a nuclear-powered icebreaker on Saturday, part of an ambitious programme to renew and expand its fleet of the vessels in order to improve its ability to tap the Arctic's commercial potential.
Tap Water Bar owner says health-conscious customers who only order tap water are ruining her businessThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonThose who order tap water to go with their meal often feel virtuous, as it does not carry the hefty calorie count of a beer or the sugar of a glass of fruit juice. However, one bar owner in Bristol has
News Corp The Battle for Sky: Former BBC boss Mark Thompson on the campaign to stop News CorpThe Telegraph - By Mark ThompsonIn an extract from The Battle for Sky, former BBC boss Mark Thompson recalls the campaign to stop News Corp gaining full control. I walked down a steep flight of steps to the basement. Paul Dacre, the
Lewis Hamilton LiveThe Telegraph - By Luke Slater...as Verstappen puts him under pressure. Smart move. Get it moving, no point helping Hamilton manage his tyres until the end of the race. The top four are all within 2.4s of each other. Hamilton, Verstappen,
Rupert Murdoch How mogul Murdoch played his own game of thronesThe Telegraph - By Christopher WilliamsIn 2017, Rupert Murdoch turned 86 years old. To most of the outside world he remained the master of one of the biggest and most influential media empires the world had ever known. In reality, his powers
Guyana How painting saved Frank Bowling’s lifeThe Telegraph - By Matthew CollingsI ask Frank Bowling what he wants viewers to get from Tate Britain’s exhibition of his paintings, spanning 60 years of work. His answer is a modest proposal that belies wildly eccentric procedures. “I
Divorce Ireland referendum: Voters back plan to allow divorce without four-year separationThe Telegraph - By Associated PressIrish voters have overwhelmingly endorsed a plan to liberalise the country's constitution to make it easier for couples to divorce, election officials said on Sunday. Just over 82 per cent of voters endorsed
Skype Care home residents offered NHS Skype calls in bid to cut hospital visitsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyCare home residents are being offered NHS consultations by Skype in a bid to cut needless hospital visits. The pilot scheme, which also means staff can get medical advice quickly, has been linked to a
Ryanair Wizz Air boss József Várad on his grand plan to steal Ryanair’s crownThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillBudapest, 1999, and Hungarians couldn’t get enough of Pringles. The American crisp brand had become a roaring success across the former Soviet bloc. And this was something that made József Váradi, then
Sheffield Two people charged over Sheffield teenager house deaths following 'major incident'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTwo people arrested after two teenage boys died in Sheffield have been charged. The 13-year-old and 14-year-old were among six children rushed to hospital following a "major incident" at a house in the
Dear Richard Madeley: 'We want to keep our holiday idyll to ourselves'The Telegraph - By Richard MadeleyWe are in our late 50s and are fortunate enough to have a holiday home in Devon. We enjoy being there on our own, but my darling god-daughter’s parents keep suggesting that she comes to stay with her They
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Replicas Owners of replica Noah's Ark sue insurers for flood damage compensationThe Telegraph - By David MillwardNoah's Ark may have survived an epic flood, unfortunately the owners of a replica in Williamstown, Kentucky appear to have been less fortunate. Ark Encounter is accusing its insurers and underwriters acting
Autos (UK) The classic car spectacular that more than lives up to its star billingThe Telegraph - By Paul HudsonThe Classic and Performance Car Spectacular at Tatton Park in Cheshire this weekend promises more than 2,000 historic vehicles from all eras and from all over the world - and as if that weren’t enough,
Why an old-fashioned European honeymoon beats Indian Ocean insta-blissThe Telegraph - By Arthur HouseMy wife’s favourite places tend to be hip and modern, clean and tidy. Places like Japan, for instance, or Norway. By the time I had this revelation we were already in a taxi from the airport to the hotel,
Climate Change Climate change may not be going away, but going peat-free in the garden is a step in the right directionThe Telegraph - By Ken ThompsonSo the Committee on Climate Change has spoken. And what they say is that we can achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050, but we need to make a few changes in our lives. Some are simple, and will make us
Personal Finance (UK) How cruise firms double their money when you cancelThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsTravel companies may be profiting when a customer has to cancel a holiday as most firms do not offer refunds even if the package is sold on to another customer, Telegraph Money has learned. Many travel
Politics General election: Will one be called this year - and who would win?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTheresa May has announced she will step down as Prime Minister on June 7, triggering a Conservative leadership race, and raising the possibility of an early a general election. A snap election could rearrange
Conservative Party Next Prime Minister odds: Boris Johnson current favourite in the Conservative Party leadership electionThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettWith Theresa May's resignation as Prime Minister confirmed, attention will now move swiftly on to the crowd of Tories jostling to succeed her. Several Conservative politicians are said to be "on manoeuvres"
Conservative Party Conservative leadership election: How is the next Tory leader and Prime Minister selected?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTheresa May has formally announced her resignation as Prime Minister, firing the starting gun in the race to replace her. A number of party heavyweights had already begun jostling for position in anticipation
