Burberry The best lightweight men's trench coats for spring (and what to wear with them)The Telegraph Spring's lightweight cover-up gets a shot of adrenaline with tech fabrics and innovative designs, not to mention accessories to match. ----- Edited by Stephen Doig
Inter Milan Celtic's European Cup-winning captain Billy McNeill dies, aged 79The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportBilly McNeill, the former Celtic captain, has died at the age of 79, his family have announced. McNeill, who played for Celtic his whole career, was captain of the famous 'Lisbon Lions' side who won the
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka attack victims: British brother and sister killed while Manchester couple also among deadThe Telegraph - By Gabriella Swerling and Qadijah Irshad and Susitha Fernando and Kat HoppsA British teenage brother and sister have been named as among the 310 killed in the Sri Lanka attacks on Sunday. Daniel Linsey, 19 and his younger sister Amelie, 15, were having breakfast with their father
Luton James Collins on powering Luton Town towards second successive promotion: 'Luckily I’m the striker that gets all the glory'The Telegraph - By Sam DeanEvery successful season has a defining moment and for Luton Town it came in the depths of winter, when the players were at their lowest ebb. The departure to Stoke City of Nathan Jones, the manager who
Great Britain Women's hockey talking points: Home advantage fails to rescue Holcombe while Great Britain prepare for Pro League battleThe Telegraph - By Rod GilmourWomen's Sport Social Embed Captain Steph Elliott puffed her cheeks and you knew Holcombe had been in a 60-minute battle against a vastly superior Club Campo de Madrid side in Rochester on Monday afternoon.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge Royal baby 2019 due date: The Duchess of Sussex’s pregnancy updates, gender predictions and latest newsThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonThe Duchess of Sussex once described motherhood as being on her “bucket list”, the Duke of Sussex frequently confessed he would love to have children, and the rest is royally romantic history. The newlyweds,
Manchester United Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's summer revamp must bring to an end Manchester United's dismal decade of recruitmentThe Telegraph - By James DuckerIt will be 10 years in June since Manchester United sold Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid and, when you take some time to jot down a list of the club’s best signings over that period compared to their
Crown Jewels How the Cullinan Diamond, the world’s largest rough diamond, was cut into gems worthy of the Crown JewelsThe Telegraph - By Sarah Royce-GreensillThe biggest gem-quality rough diamond the world has ever seen was discovered in a South African mine in January 1905. At 3,106 carats and measuring 10cm long and 6cm wide, it was so large that the manager
Dominic Thiem Dominic Thiem exclusive interview: On his love of Chelsea, who the best footballer on tour is, and why equal pay is imperativeThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsIt is strange how tennis fame concentrates itself in so few hands. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic can barely leave the house without security, yet Dominic Thiem – the understated Austrian
Maurizio Sarri Maurizio Sarri claims he was called a 's*** Italian' by Burnley staff during Stamford Bridge bust-upThe Telegraph - By Matt LawMaurizio Sarri believes he was repeatedly branded a “s*** Italian” by members of the Burnley bench in the build-up to his sending off in Chelsea’s 2-2 draw. The alleged slur was passed on to referee Roger
TV Series How to watch Game of Thrones season 8 in the US and UK - TV channel and streaming detailsThe Telegraph - By Leeanna FaulknerIt’s been two years since Jon Snow trended on Twitter, but at last, the Long Night is over, and now Aegon Targaryen is trending again. Game of Thrones returned to HBO and Sky Atlantic with its eighth final
Toyota Corolla Touring Sports review: dull no longer – and diesel-freeThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsOnce upon a time, the mere mention of a Toyota Corolla estate would have been enough to send one to sleep. Before Toyota killed off the Corolla name in Europe in 2006 in favour of the now-deceased Auris,
TV Series Game of Thrones season 8: when does episode 3 start, run times, trailer and latest newsThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonIt’s been a long time since the penultimate season of Game of Thrones came to an end - zombie dragon and all - but at last the hit fantasy epic has returned. Although, we're still not quite sure if we're
Sri Lanka Who was behind the Sri Lanka bombings? Everything we know so far about the Easter Sunday attacksThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersEaster Day bomb blasts at three Sri Lankan churches and four hotels killed 310 people and wounded around 500, following a lull in major attacks since the end of the civil war 10 years ago. The explosions,
Emoji Text talk, spelling mistakes and emoji - this is what really turns women off, believe meThe Telegraph - By Kate MulveyLast weekend, my prospective boyfriend and I went our separate ways. Not because he was a philandering rotter, or a football mad Neanderthal, it was more a question of words. The snoring and dirty socks,
Millennials Millennial investor: is the best time to buy really when no one else is?The Telegraph - By Marianna HuntThe financial diary of a twentysomething's quest to invest her way on to the property ladder If you’d tried to sell a signed photo of Mick Jagger when he was merely a humble porter at Bexley Hospital,
BooksAnimalia by Jean-Baptiste Del Amo, review: a magisterial story of pig slaughter and family turmoil, all drenched in GasconThe Telegraph - By Cal Revely-CalderEarly in Animalia, Jean-Baptiste Del Amo’s fourth novel (and his first to appear in English), a baby girl named Eléonore refuses to take her mother’s milk. Husband, wife and baby live on a squalid farm
Gender Dame Jacqueline Wilson says children having gender surgery makes her 'very, very worried'The Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonDame Jacqueline Wilson says the idea of children having gender altering surgery or hormone therapy makes her “ver, very worried,” as she says they can "feel strongly for a while and then change their The
Women's News The secret 'safe words' Hollywood actresses are using when sex scenes go too farThe Telegraph - By Celia WaldenTo appreciate the full farcical reverberations of MeToo, there’s nothing like a drink with an LA-based British actress. She’ll happily pass on the kind of nuggets of Hollywood lunacy that send you chuckling
Play buttonBooks Jacqueline Wilson interview: 'We still have a strange way of putting girls and boys into different slots'The Telegraph - By Neil ArmstrongMany adults still think of Jacqueline Wilson as the queen of kids’ kitchen sink drama. She’s the bestselling author whose protagonists are children living in care or on tough council estates; whose heroines
Success Successful people are 'microscheduling' their days - so should you try it?The Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanWhen did life become so hectic that even a tea break must be scheduled? Don’t tell me you don’t schedule your tea breaks; in the work-harder-better-faster- stronger era, it’s all but obligatory. At least,
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Millennials How book talks replaced after-work drinks for millennials - and I should know...The Telegraph - By Bryony GordonThe call, when it came, was a bit of a shock. My agent had a proposition for me, and that proposition involved doing a one woman show at the Southbank Centre in London to launch my new book. I laughed
Chilli Tonight's dinner: Crab cakes with cucumber and chilliThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelThe post bank holiday blues are in full swing and I hope I'm not the only one who feels they are 78 per cent Easter egg at this point. Four whole glorious days of eating and drinking in the sunshine (in
Burma Burma's top court rejects final appeal by jailed Reuters journalistsThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithBurma’s top court on Tuesday rejected the final appeal of two Reuters reporters sentenced to seven years in jail for breaking the Official Secrets Act while reporting on atrocities committed by the country’s
Investing Questor: as economic clouds gather it is time to steam out of Clarkson and bank a profitThe Telegraph - By Russ MouldQuestor share tip: the shipping broker has all the attributes of a good company, but its valuation puts it at risk if global trade stalls While this column is pleased (not to say relieved) to see the stock
Brisbane Robbie Fowler appointed head coach of Brisbane Roar in Australia's A-LeagueThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRobbie Fowler has been appointed head coach of the A'League's Brisbane Roar, in what is the Liverpool legend's first major foray into management. The former striker, who played in Australia towards the
New IRA New IRA apologises for murder of Lyra McKee as 57-year-old woman is arrested under Terrorism ActThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe New IRA has admitted responsibility for the murder of journalist Lyra McKee in Londonderry, offering "full and sincere apologies" to her family and friends, as police confirmed a 57-year-old woman
Mental Health 'One in four' NHS doctors suffering from a mental health conditionThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMore than a quarter of NHS doctors suffer from mental health conditions, a survey indicates, as leading medics say many refuse to seek help for fear it will ruin their career. The British Medical Association
Vodafone Big network customers paying '£10 a month more' for latest iPhoneThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMobile phone customers using big network providers are paying around £10 a month more for the latest iPhone compared to the market average, a survey by has found. Analysis by Which? reveals the combined
