Golf Tour Championship round three play suspended with six spectators injured by lightning strikeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSix spectators were injured when lightning struck a tree during the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta on Saturday, a PGA Tour official said on American broadcaster NBC. The network said the spectators
Vuelta a España Vuelta a Espana 2019, stage one – full results and standings: Miguel Angel Lopez leads Astana to team time-trial victoryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportColombia rider Miguel Angel Lopez led Astana to a team time-trial victory as the Spanish Vuelta got underway on Saturday. Astana finished with a time of 14 minutes, 51 seconds over an 8.33 mile flat, circuit
Boris Johnson Donald Trump insists Boris Johnson is 'right man' to deliver Brexit as leaders meet at G7 summitThe Telegraph - By Edward MalnickDonald Trump has said Boris Johnson is the "right man" to deliver Brexit, as the two leaders met for their first face-to-face talks since Mr Johnson entered Downing Street. The US President suggested under
Steve Bruce What Steve Bruce must do at Newcastle to win over club's sceptical fansThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsIt has been an inauspicious start for Steve Bruce at Newcastle. An opening-day defeat at home to Arsenal was followed by a comprehensive loss away to Norwich, placing Bruce under some significant early
Books Mudlarking: Lost and Found on the River Thames by Lara Maiklem, review: the swirling mess of underwater historyThe Telegraph - By Roger LewisLara Maiklem, who every day at low tide straps on her kneepads and rubber gloves to descend a narrow rusty ladder and reach the Thames foreshore, says of her mudlarking that it is “my escape, from people,
Cricket What an Ashes Test means to a county that desperately needs it - and what happens for those who miss outThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyAnd then there were five. Sometimes, change can happen so swiftly and so jarringly, that before you know it something has gone full circle and we are left where we started. Like England’s Ashes venues.
Loans Private student loan firm criticised over high interest ratesThe Telegraph - By Lizzie Roberts and Patrick SawerStudents have been warned not to take up offers of loans from a private finance company following claims over high interest rates and misleading advertising. Academics and student advice services have
Books Val McDermid: ‘I once wrote 65,000 words in nine days’The Telegraph - By Val McDermidVal, 64, is the author of 33 crime novels, including The Wire in the Blood, which was adapted into a hit TV series. She lives in Edinburgh and Fife with her wife Jo and son My parents were working class
Cosmetic Surgery Serious injuries in private care rise sevenfoldThe Telegraph - By Mason Boycott-OwenThe number of serious injuries reported by private healthcare providers in England has risen sevenfold since 2011, the Sunday Telegraph can reveal. According to data obtained from the Care Quality Commission
Ryanair 'Ryanair was brilliant and Emirates was awful when I tried to cancel flights after heart attack'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. Emirates refused refund after my husband fell ill In April my husband suffered
Malta Malta: model economy or money launderer? 'Everyone has issues... in London it's Russians and property'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerThis is the story of two economies - on the one hand a runaway success that inspires admiration, not to say a little jealousy, but on the other one that attracts international opprobrium and leaves many
Boris Johnson Boris’s dastardly Brexit plan: keep stringing ’em along until it happensThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerLost in translation. Any German observing Angela Merkel’s throwaway line at her press conference with Boris Johnson last week, to the effect that an alternative to the dastardly Irish backstop might be
Middle Age What I learnt from marrying for the first time in midlifeThe Telegraph - By Katherine BaldwinBill and I popped open a bottle of fizz, clinked glasses and posed for a selfie in the back garden. We’d just got the keys to our first home, a characterful semi in Dorset, and we couldn’t stop grinning
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Skype Dame Esther Rantzen says Skype won't combat loneliness of elderly like a hug and cuppaThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingDame Esther Rantzen has warned against using Skype as a substitute for a “hug and a cup of tea” as new figures reveal that two-thirds of adults rely on technology to keep in touch with elderly relatives.
Cal Crutchlow Cal Crutchlow interview: British MotoGP hero looks forward to Silverstone ahead of this weekend's UK roundThe Telegraph - By Adam WheelerSquat, with an unfaltering stare, prominent sinews and a wit as sharp as his reactions while jostling a 225mph MotoGP prototype motorcycle, Cal Crutchlow is an uncomplicated and ‘old-fashioned’ racer:
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Schools Michael Gove is vindicated: state schools are finally catching up with private schoolsThe Telegraph - By Daniel HannanTake a moment to salute a heroine. Five years ago, a teacher called Katharine Birbalsingh overcame the local bureaucracy to start a free school named Michaela in a Wembley office block. Birbalsingh wanted
Tattoo Artist My daughter wasted her private education to become a tattoo artistThe Telegraph - By Diana AppleyardFormer ‘wild child’, Zara Tindall made headlines when she had her tongue pierced in her teens – and she made them again, last week, by admitting she’d be “horrified” if her daughters Mia, five, and Lena,
Gangs Criminal gangs strike at almost half of churches in rural BritainThe Telegraph - By Catherine PepinsterAlmost half of listed churches have been targeted by criminals, new figures show, as police warn of professional gangs using the latest technology find easy targets and map out escape routes. The epidemic
Opinion Britain needs a US trade deal. How good to have a government that understands thisThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe cry of Remainers is that there is no point doing a US/UK trade deal. It wouldn’t compensate us for leaving the EU, they insist, and it would result in American goods swamping our market. The May government
Cessna Inside the Cessna jet-set (and how to join it, yourself)The Telegraph - By Anna HartThe downside of travelling is, well, the travel. Crowded airports, insentient self-scan check-in screens (and even less sentient check-in staff), security queues scented with sports sock. Then there’s
Bread Honey and muesli sourdough cake recipeThe Telegraph - By Vanessa KimbellFor this wholesome sourdough cake you’ll need a sourdough starter, and a really lively one at that. If you don’t have one, ask around or post a request on a sharing website like olioex.com, and feed it
Watermelon Watermelon and almond layer cake recipeThe Telegraph - By Xanthe ClayInspired by the watermelon cake made by Black Star Pastry in Sydney. Keep it in the fridge for up to 48 hours: the almond layer will soften as it sits. Preheat the oven to 160C/140C fan/Gas 3. • Draw 20cm
Mascarpone Sweet potato cake with orange mascarpone frosting recipeThe Telegraph - By Xanthe ClayLike pumpkin, sweet potato gives a lovely softness, as well as a warm glow. Its natural sweetness means you can scale back the sugar, too. Prep time: 20 minutes | Cooking time: 1 hour, 25 minutes Turn
Hazelnut Cherry and hazelnut brownies recipeThe Telegraph - By Xanthe ClayReducing the sugar in these makes them far less cloying, and makes the top a bit softer than classic brownies. Preheat the oven to 180C/160C fan/Gas 4. Line a 20 x 30 x 4cm baking tin. • Stone the cherries
Cheesecake Fig and kefir cheesecake recipeThe Telegraph - By Xanthe ClayKefir is full of healthy bacteria which are good for your microbiome. It generally has a thin, drinking texture; mixed with cream and left to ferment overnight, it becomes thick like creme fraiche. Prep
Cardamom Beetroot, cocoa and cardamom layer cake recipeThe Telegraph - By Xanthe ClayThis showstopping beetroot and chocolate cake will have guests drooling. The addition of beetroot here gives the sponge a beautiful shade of claret once baked, set off perfectly by masses of light whipped
Investing Questor: canny building firm that knows how to profit from the housing market’s cyclesThe Telegraph - By Robert StephensQuestor share tip: Berkeley has a record of buying cheaply – and has a war chest of almost £1bn to deploy The cyclical nature of the housing market provides Berkeley, the prime housebuilder, with opportunities
